Western Bulldogs

Alex Keath and Cody Weightman make expected returns to the Bulldogs' line-up for the season decider, with Laitham Vandermeer and Ryan Gardner dropped.

GRAND final weekend is traditionally the time that the barbecues come out for the first time in six months, but this year as the Bulldogs and the Demons go to battle, residents are being reminded that this Saturday will look much different.

Following a two-week wait since Preliminary Final weekend, Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs will do battle for premiership honours at Optus Stadium on Saturday night. Who will win and why? See our predictions below: It’s 1-1 this season,

Just shy of five years ago, the Western Bulldogs defeated the Sydney Swans in the AFL Grand Final to end a 62 year premiership drought. The Dogs made history in their historic win, becoming the first team to win the premiership after finishing seventh on the ladder.

There's no doubt it was a tough season for North Bendigo in the Central Victoria Football League Women's competition. Bulldogs went through the

Western Bulldogs workhorse Tom Liberatore says the build-up to Perth’s once in a lifetime grand final has been a markedly different experience from his side’s previous flag tilt.

Both the pre-game and half-time shows will have a Western Australian flavour, with mostly local artists performing before and during the Melbourne-Western Bulldogs clash. Eight years after first performing at the Grand Final,

Bulldogs Cup football competition between Queechy and Kings Meadows high schools couldn't be split, with Kings Meadows retaining the trophy from their 2020. Not held in full last year due to COVID-19,

Easton Wood is a Western Bulldogs premiership captain but he is still well admired by coaches and teammates at his former football and cricket clubs.

Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the huge Grand Final clash between Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs.