Carlton Blues

NORTH East politicians fear a Mildura coronavirus case will lead to Victoria's COVID lockdown extending regionally beyond Tuesday night. The hospitalised man in his 30s tested positive after attending the Carlton-Geelong AFL match in Melbourne last weekend.

NORTH East politicians fear a Mildura coronavirus case will lead to Victoria's COVID lockdown extending regionally beyond Tuesday night. The hospitalised man in his 30s tested positive after attending the Carlton-Geelong AFL match in Melbourne last weekend.

Charlie Curnow is on track to feature in Carlton’s tilt at an unlikely finals berth, provided his form warrants AFL selection, while coach David Teague says missing the eight won’t be a failure for his side.

The Swans win the Sydney derby by 26 points after both sides are have players sent to isolation under COVID-19 protocols, while the Eagles, Blues and Bombers enjoy victories.

The Magpies lead for three and a half quarters, but it was the Blues who finished stronger and ended up on top when it mattered. The win remarkably keeps Carlton in the finals race as they sit just one game behind current eighth placed Richmond.

Carlton have kept their slim AFL finals hopes alive with a stirring come-from-behind win over traditional rivals Collingwood, prevailing by 29 points at the MCG. Midfielders Sam Walsh, Matthew Kennedy and Paddy Dow stood up in the absence of injured co-captain Patrick Cripps to help fire the Blues to a …

A NEW COVID-19 infection in a Mildura man was diagnosed within the last few hours, meaning the case was additional to the 16 announced on Sunday morning. COVID-19 response commander Jeroen Weimar said the man in his 30s was at the Carlton Geelong AFL game on July 10,

Umpire Brett Rosebury officiating his 450th AFL game during the round 18 clash between Collingwood and Carlton

Perhaps you're a downtrodden Blues supporter and groan at the memory of Deluca playing second fiddle to Digby Morrell and Barnaby French in the mid-2000s. If so, perhaps you remember how French so beautifully encapsulated an entire cursed era at Carlton by …

Collingwood and Carlton last played in front of more than 50,000 people but the old AFL rivals will have to settle for an empty MCG this time around. The Magpies got the better of the Blues last time but barely anything has gone right for both clubs since.