Carlton Blues

AFLW superstars Darcy Vescio and Chloe Molloy are set to pen two-year contracts at Carlton and Collingwood respectively, while Geelong’s Olivia Purcell is set to defect to Melbourne. The AFLW silly season is ramping up ahead of an expected trade period in late May or early June,

Carlton coach David Teague knows his side's leaky defence has to tighten up overall but is happy to take on the Western Bulldogs in an AFL shootout.. The Blues have conceded an average of 91.4 points per game in 2021 – ranked 13th in the competition – and face a …

Western Bulldogs defender Buku Khamis will make his AFL debut against Carlton on Sunday afternoon. The 21-year-old will get his chance in his third season on the Bulldogs’ list. It marks the next step in his already incredible journey.

Former Collingwood president Eddie McGuire has urged the AFL to consider helping Carlton to foot the bill to keep Tayla Harris in the AFLW, despite the Blues forward’s lofty asking price. McGuire’s comments come as he also reported Harris was due to return to the boxing ring for the first …

Matthews said he expected both coaches to review the game and suggests they should look to lock down their defensive structures in the next few weeks. “That Carlton versus Essendon game was the perfect game of football,

Fremantle has been hit with a significant injury toll following a bruising Derby loss. Plus Carlton’s targeted injury crisis deepens and a triple Giant blow. Get the latest AFL injury news after Round 7 in Casualty Ward!

Nat and Damo discuss the changes to teams announcement and an AFL poll that went yesterday that had an overwhelming vote from fans for the re-introduction of Thursday night teams over the current model where teams are released 24 hours ahead of the game Damo and Nat also pot the …

Plus Carlton’s targeted injury crisis deepens, and an Eagles star prepares to switch roles. Get the latest AFL injury news after Round 7 in Casualty Ward! Watch the 2021 Toyota AFL Premiership Season.

Carlton have eased pressure on coach David Teague, holding off fierce rivals Essendon by 16 points in a pulsating AFL contest at the MCG. The Blues' defensive set-up was a mess in the first half as the Bombers burst out to a 21-point lead midway through the second quarter.

Carlton coach David Teague insists the Blues have the group to start taking big scalps after getting their AFL season back on track. After holding off Essendon at the MCG on Sunday, Carlton face a season-defining fortnight ahead against the current top two teams Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs.