AFL grand final 2022

Welcome to news.com.au's live coverage of the 2022 AFL grand final between the Geelong Cats and Sydney Swans at the MCG.

Great kid who really deserves to be part of it after a great season. Chin up mate, you’ve been a huge part of their success this year.— Rohan Connolly (@rohan_connolly) “This is a medical call with the player, you just need to see the player challenge a hamstring and hesting it as best you can.

The 2022 AFL grand final between the Geelong Cats and Sydney Swans features the two qualifying final winners from week 1 of the finals…

You’ve got four stations to choose from: 3AW, ABC Grandstand, Triple M and SEN will all be broadcasting the grand final live, including pre- and post-game coverage. A grand final pass is available for $40 AUD, which gives you access to watch the game for a month (30 days) after signing up; while they also have season and finals options if you want to lock in all the action for the 2022 season as well. They will also be showing replays from 6pm (AEST), assuming the match has ended. However, they will be providing their own wall-to-wall pre-match coverage of the big game starting with a longest-kick competition at 11am (AEST). you’re going to need to find somewhere with a working antenna and free-to-air TV access to catch the game live. If you have access to one of the above devices, simply open the relevant app, create a free account or sign in with your details, and begin watching the game at your leisure.

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Was important early in helping the Cats lock the ball in their front yarn. Was busy across half-forward and the wing early and found plenty of the footy. As he’s done several times this year, got better as the game wore on after a quiet first half. Hard on the inside but classy on the outside. Added another in the second term. Seemed to run with Tom Papley for large stints of the match and had him well beaten. Had a big moment at the start of the third term, winning a free kick for holding the ball and converting his set-shot. Was the beneficiary of the Swans tagging Tom Stewart and Jack Henry taking Lance Franklin. He had 12 touches in the first term — he had 12 for the entire preliminary final — four intercepts and three score involvements to set the tone. His run and carry, as well as his ability to finish in front of goal, was brilliant. A premiership player in his 250th game — not a bad day to say the least. The dominant ruck on the ground.