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Perth will host the game on Saturday night.
Western Bulldogs player fined and suspended for drink driving.
Perth will host the game on Saturday night.
Western Bulldogs player fined and suspended for drink driving.
Riley Beveridge recaps the best moments in Round 21 of the AFL in this week’s edition of The Fifth Quarter.
In a year where the Western Bulldogs have been crying out for an on-field leader, Ryan Griffen has stood tall, writes James Gray-Foster.
A mastermind’s mantra hitting the mark, Neeld nearing the end and a Bulldog’s day out feature in Riley Beveridge’s AFL wrap for round 10.
A sour round-starter, a Sunday afternoon thriller and a monkey off the back of an embattled club features in Riley Beveridge’s AFL wrap.
The Western Bulldogs have lost 17 of their last 18 matches, but Sam McInerney insists they’re heading in the right direction.
Distinct squad deficiencies and declining form to end last season suggests the Western Bulldogs are likely to endure a difficult 2013 campaign, writes Paul Bastin.
It’s the last round of the season and teams are fighting to secure a home final. Who is relying on someone else to lose? Damien Ractliffe previews Round 23.
It’s the second last round of the AFL season and teams are looking to cement their spots in the 2012 finals, writes Joshua Jeans.
The Tigers are desperate for September action, but will need to shock everyone to get there, writes Damien Ractliffe.
What’s in store for Round 20 of the AFL? Joshua Jeans previews all the weekend action.
Ahead of this weekend’s round of footy, Paul Bastin makes the tough calls and tells us his shock, sure thing, smoky and smashing.
Brisbane, North, Carlton, Fremantle, St Kilda and Richmond jostle for the remaining spots in the top-eight, while Sydney and West Coast take us back more than half a decade in a fight for league supremacy. Michael Pollock reviews.
Will the Pies get their revenge on the Blues? The leagues most famous rivals kick the round off tonight, while the Bombers, Kangaroos and Hawks try to continue their winning ways, Jake D’Amato previews the round.
After all teams have had their rests it’s time to get to the business end of the season. Can Carlton return to form? Will North threaten the eight? Will Richmond finish ninth? Jake D’Amato asks.
The final round of byes is upon us. Will the unpredictability of season 2012 continue, or will the cream begin its rise to the top? asks Jake D’Amato.
Round 12 proves to be a big challenge for sides wanting to answer their critics. Jake D’Amato previews the weekend’s action.
Ross Lyon coaches against the club he walked out on, Collingwood is under siege following its week from hell and doubts have begun to circle around the reigning premiers. William Botoulas previews a big Round 4.
After a poor 2011 season, new coach Brendan McCartney must try to rejuvenate his Bulldogs squad to have any chance at September action. Can He do it? Jake D’Amato reports.
While eight AFL clubs are preparing for a gruelling finals series, nine others are relaxing and reflecting on what has been a hectic season. Ben Waterworth assesses the teams that won’t be featuring deep into September.
On paper, Tom Liberatore outranks most other rookies in the AFL this season. But the fact the Western Bulldogs’ star is yet to receive a NAB Rising Star nomination is ridiculous, says James Rosewarne.