AFL live: Lions vs Eagles, Kangaroos vs Demons, Dockers vs Swans

Another charming jump of Liam Ryan, and another lovely clearance of around 50 m.

It has been a great in the disastrous beginning of the west coast season last week and is providing the fire power that were lost last week.

Eagles lead for 24.

That was a great Bailey brand while running with the flight, but Lachie Neale’s kick was elite.

Only two players could have marked that ball, and both were lions. Beautiful disposition.

The eagles lead by 18.

Well, that was strange.

Will Ashcroft is approached by Brady Hough and one of the two things has definitely happened: o Ashcroft gets high, or Ashcroft is made to hold the ball … but no call is made and the players stay there waiting while the pill is found in the intact grass.

It is played, and West Coast finally takes the ball to the other end of the field.

Liam Ryan gets the set of a tactile angle about 50 my and becomes!

Eagles leads for 24 points.

Another great itinerant objective, this time from Neale after Sam Day has an impact on the Ruck.

However, players on the west coast are inflexible that Liam Baker touched it outside the boot and we went through a revision process.

Everything is for nothing, and the goal is maintained.

The eagles lead by 18.

And now Clay Hall has his first goal in the AFL!

Read the work of the Ruck perfectly, it is placed and crosses it!

Derek Hall’s son, who played two games for the Eagles before moving to Geelong, is awake after that.

You love to see it!

It was an ugly example after Sam Day took the brand in his front pocket and took quickly to take him to McLachlan, but he was stifled along the way.

McLachlan finally starts it well and crosses the goal!

He is proud of the southwest Victorians of that!

Dayne Zorko was celebrated very well in that first quarter and it was very Encouraged with Josh Dunkley and Harris Andrews to a quarter.

Andrews and Zorko have not seen much of the pill.

Well, what appearance has been.

An incredibly hot start of the Eagles and have been running in all the renowned prime ministers.

The use of the ball has been clean, but even hurried kicks are bouncing in the right way for the west coast.

Ninth player Tyrell Dewar It has probably been the best in the field so far with its two goals of nine provisions, but Tim Kelly It has also been important in close.

For the lions, there has not been much to like. Dayne Zorko He has remained out of the game with only three touches and have seen him shouting at his classmates about something.

The reboot line without stars of the Premier League Charlie Cameron, Kai Lohmann and Joe Daniher Nor does it work well, with Eric Hipwood held without touch and Sam Day Get the ball only twice.

Logan Morris makes a crypt at the other end of the ground.

It goes up at the end of a wide pass Callum Ah Chee, pretends that he is looking for the short pass, but then decides that he will take the shot, which I suspect he had decided before he even took the brand.

It’s a beautiful Patea too, and the lions finally have one on the board!

Oscar Allen joins the party now!

The big man see a spoiled ball and only the thwumps* in the boot.

It falls and rumbles and bounces in the right way and passes! The eagles lead for 31!

*Thwump is not a word, but it feels good for this kick

There is a bit of Dom in this case!

Jarod Berry is making an insufficient intention and Jamie Cripps takes the free kick of about 40 m on the wrong side of the limit.

It is a beautiful falling clearance, and the Eagles lead for 25!

This time, the youngest is launched from outside 50 and is a killing kick.

It rises through the objectives and this is a great football of the Eagles early.

They lead by 18 points.

Great front crafts there from Ryan, who is left behind in leadership in front of the rookie Levi Ashcroft.

He takes the brand and really becomes.

A hot start of the Eagles!

“Harley, did you ask for the HE-MAN haircut?” The call of the crowd comes.

Accurate? Yes. Culturally relevant? Maybe 40 years ago.

You can do better, Brisbane.

And the eagles draw the first blood!

Tim Kelly perfectly engages the launch and takes him to Tyrell Dewar, which really adjusts!

Eagles leads 6 points.

This is how they will align today. Once again, Sam Day and Will McLlan are new to the lions, with Bruce Reville also entering. Kai Lohmann, Darcy Fort and Brandon Starcevich are out.

For the Eagles, Jake Waterman, Jack Hutchinson, Matt Flynn and Jack Graham are out. Liam Ryan, Bailey Williams, Clay Hall and Jack Petrucccel are.

So the lions have finally had the opportunity to display the premier league flag of 2024, and it is great to see, but I am not a great admirer of happening, while the boys who won it are in the rooms heating.

A roll of Leones legends was there to see it, from Simon Black and Alastair Lynch to Jason Akermanis and Leigh Matthews, but Chris Fagan and his team were in the rooms.

I have been in some flag deployment before and those I have seen have had the team outside the field. Maybe that is not good for warming? I don’t know.

I would only have liked to see the boys who did the work on the ground seeing it happen.

Very good, let’s concentrate on this chocas of lions and eagles in the gabba, and I can tell you that today is lazy in Brisbane.

It has about 26 ° C but feels disgusting. It is cloudy, which means that all the heat is trapped and is not going anywhere.

In Team Sheet News, Conor McKenna will begin when Brisbane’s Sub and Jack Petrucccelle have the Eagles vest.

And today there are some new faces for the lions, with Sam Day arriving at his first game with Brisbane since he moved from the Suns, and Will McLachlan made his debut in the AFL.

McLachlan is a former Halcon from Geelong in Cola and will join the day on the front line today.

If I were going to choose the only game to see today, I would lean towards the clash of Dockers and Swans.

The Dockers were bad last week against Geelong. There is no sugar that covers it. Meanwhile, swans are 0-2 after facing the rampant hawks and the reigning prime ministers.

There is also the small soap opera about Chad Warner, and her possible return to the West next year.

So that is the one I would choose to see.

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