Western Bulldogs

Live music has struggled in the aftermath of COVID-19, but the AFL match between Hawthorn and the Western Bulldogs will be a chance to bring some live music magic back to a crowd. Both The Embers and Luca Brasi will play at Saturday's game,

Taylor Duryea will return to UTAS Stadium on Saturday wearing very different colours than the last time he was at the venue. But the defender is hoping one thing will be the same, that it is his team song that is playing at the final siren.

TOM CLUREY will return to the Port Adelaide line-up for Saturday evening’s clash with Carlton. The resolute backman has only played one AFL game since breaking his jaw in the Round 9 loss to the Western Bulldogs.

Portland's Garry Hincks will forever be remembered as one of the Western Bulldogs' most iconic supporters. Mr Hincks, who passed away on Thursday morning at the age of 76, was a legend among Bulldogs members and fans as the man who famously attended over 1000 consecutive games.

If there's one silver lining to Josh Bruce's season-ending knee injury, it's that he was finally due to be reunited with his young family after Thursday's surgery.

AFL premiership contenders Melbourne, Geelong and the Western Bulldogs have all indicated they are prepared for the league's pre-finals bye to be scrapped, if required, to keep the season rolling. There are just two rounds left in the home-and-away season,

The Western Bulldogs will meet Hawthorn in Tasmania this Saturday afternoon, as announced by the AFL this evening.

The AFL has confirmed fixture details for Round 22 this evening with the Hawks set to take on the Bulldogs on Saturday at 1.45pm at UTAS Stadium. The club is delighted the match can proceed in Tasmania as originally fixtured.

Hawthorn will play a record sixth home and away game at UTAS Stadium this season, with Saturday's clash against Western Bulldogs set to proceed. Public Health director Mark Veitch confirmed on Wednesday that another COVID case in Northern Tasmania was all that would stop the 1.

Essendon forward Peter Wright says the Bombers will draw on the belief created by their brilliant upset victory over the Western Bulldogs as they attempt to charge into the AFL finals. Wright kicked a career-best seven goals as the Bombers reinvigorated their top-eight hopes on Sunday with their first win …