2007 AFL season

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2007 AFL season
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Logo of the 2007 AFL Season
Teams 16
Premiers Geelong Cats (7th title)
Minor Premiers Geelong Cats (8th title)
Matches played   185
Attendance 7,051,733  (average 38,117 per match)

Results and statistics for the Australian Football League season of 2007.

Contents

[edit] Pre-Season 2006/2007

Essendon 14.9 (93) def Indigenous All Stars 6.7 (43) at TIO Stadium.[1]

[edit] NAB Cup

Main article: 2007 NAB Cup

Carlton Blues 2.12.7 (97) def Brisbane Lions 0.10.12 (72) at Telstra Dome in front of a crowd of 46,094.

[edit] Premiership season

[edit] Round 1 (Season Launch)

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Melbourne Demons 9.8 (62) St Kilda Saints 13.15 (93) MCG 49,490 Friday, March 30 AFL.com.au
Kangaroos 10.19 (79) Collingwood Magpies 12.10 (82) MCG 44,760 Saturday, March 31 AFL.com.au
Fremantle Dockers 16.9 (105) Port Adelaide Power 19.7 (121) Subiaco Oval 37,425 Saturday, March 31 AFL.com.au
Brisbane Lions 9.15 (69) Hawthorn Hawks 6.8 (44) The Gabba 27,104 Saturday, March 31 AFL.com.au
Sydney Swans 10.13 (73) West Coast Eagles 11.8 (74) Telstra Stadium 62,586 Saturday, March 31 AFL.com.au
Adelaide Crows 10.14 (74) Essendon Bombers 16.9 (105) AAMI Stadium 43,064 Sunday, April 1 AFL.com.au
Western Bulldogs 17.11 (113) Geelong Cats 13.15 (93) Telstra Dome 42,626 Sunday, April 1 AFL.com.au
Carlton Blues 15.25 (115) Richmond Tigers 15.8 (98) MCG 59,847 Sunday, April 1 AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 2 (Easter)

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Brisbane Lions 15.12 (102) St Kilda Saints 7.8 (50) The Gabba 28,266 Thursday, April 5 AFL.com.au
Richmond Tigers 11.6 (72) Sydney Swans 13.10 (88) MCG 37,985 Saturday, April 7 AFL.com.au
Geelong Cats 24.18 (162) Carlton Blues 12.12 (84) Telstra Dome 41,113 Saturday, April 7 AFL.com.au
West Coast Eagles 12.15 (87) Collingwood Magpies 11.9 (75) Subiaco Oval 40,413 Saturday, April 7 AFL.com.au
Port Adelaide Power 17.20 (122) Kangaroos 15.14 (104) AAMI Stadium 25,054 Sunday, April 8 AFL.com.au
Essendon Bombers 19.8 (122) Fremantle Dockers 17.10 (112) Telstra Dome 32,623 Sunday, April 8 AFL.com.au
Western Bulldogs 11.6 (72) Adelaide Crows 16.14 (110) MCG 27,199 Sunday, April 8 AFL.com.au
Hawthorn Hawks 17.14 (116) Melbourne Demons 14.10 (94) MCG 43,197 Monday, April 9 AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 3 (Rivalry Round)

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Collingwood Magpies 17.13 (115) Richmond Tigers 13.12 (90) MCG 70,569 Friday, April 13 AFL.com.au
Carlton Blues 18.17 (125) Essendon Bombers 17.20 (122) MCG 64,710 Saturday, April 14 AFL.com.au
Port Adelaide Power 8.15 (63) Adelaide Crows 13.9 (87) AAMI Stadium 36,959 Saturday, April 14 AFL.com.au
St Kilda Saints 17.14 (116) Western Bulldogs 9.12 (66) Telstra Dome 38,474 Saturday, April 14 AFL.com.au
Fremantle Dockers 11.4 (70) West Coast Eagles 14.17 (101) Subiaco Oval 42,051 Saturday, April 14 AFL.com.au
Sydney Swans 13.18 (96) Brisbane Lions 10.9 (69) SCG 24,854 Sunday, April 15 AFL.com.au
Melbourne Demons 8.9 (57) Geelong Cats 15.19 (109) MCG 38,438 Sunday, April 15 AFL.com.au
Kangaroos 10.10 (70) Hawthorn Hawks 13.13 (91) Telstra Dome 28,481 Sunday, April 15 AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 4

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Richmond Tigers 14.16 (100) Western Bulldogs 20.12 (132) MCG 36,821 Friday, April 20 AFL.com.au
Collingwood Magpies 9.12 (66) Port Adelaide Power 12.12 (84) MCG 35,355 Saturday, April 21 AFL.com.au
St Kilda Saints 9.14 (68) Essendon Bombers 15.9 (99) Telstra Dome 47,605 Saturday, April 21 AFL.com.au
Adelaide Crows 9.7 (61) Sydney Swans 5.14 (44) AAMI Stadium 43,752 Saturday, April 21 AFL.com.au
Kangaroos 12.15 (87) Brisbane Lions 8.15 (63) Carrara Stadium 11,133 Saturday, April 21 AFL.com.au
Hawthorn Hawks 10.16 (76) Geelong Cats 9.18 (72) Aurora Stadium 17,120 Sunday, April 22 AFL.com.au
Melbourne Demons 13.14 (92) Fremantle Dockers 21.11 (137) MCG 16,654 Sunday, April 22 AFL.com.au
West Coast Eagles 14.16 (100) Carlton Blues 4.15 (39) Subiaco Oval 41,016 Sunday, April 22 AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 5

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Essendon Bombers 11.13 (79) Collingwood Magpies 12.23 (95) MCG 90,508 Wednesday, April 25 AFL.com.au
Port Adelaide Power 14.12 (96) St Kilda Saints 6.7 (43) AAMI Stadium 24,438 Friday, April 27 AFL.com.au
Richmond Tigers 11.10 (76) West Coast Eagles 14.15 (99) MCG 27,326 Saturday, April 28 AFL.com.au
Carlton Blues 18.16 (124) Brisbane Lions 21.10 (136) Telstra Dome 33,598 Saturday, April 28 AFL.com.au
Sydney Swans 17.7 (109) Melbourne Demons 8.12 (60) SCG 23,354 Saturday, April 28 AFL.com.au
Hawthorn Hawks 13.15 (93) Western Bulldogs 16.14 (110) MCG 31,982 Sunday, April 29 AFL.com.au
Geelong Cats 15.12 (102) Kangaroos 18.10 (118) Skilled Stadium 20,906 Sunday, April 29 AFL.com.au
Fremantle Dockers 7.16 (58) Adelaide Crows 8.9 (57) Subiaco Oval 37,172 Sunday, April 29 AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 6

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
St Kilda Saints 18.17 (125) Carlton Blues 11.16 (82) Telstra Dome 45,513 Friday, May 4 AFL.com.au
Essendon Bombers 15.6 (96) Hawthorn Hawks 20.11 (131) MCG 52,047 Saturday, May 5 AFL.com.au
West Coast Eagles 10.17 (77) Western Bulldogs 9.8 (62) Subiaco Oval 40,668 Saturday, May 5 AFL.com.au
Kangaroos 16.15 (111) Sydney Swans 14.11 (95) Telstra Dome 27,045 Saturday, May 5 AFL.com.au
Adelaide Crows 9.8 (62) Collingwood Magpies 11.20 (86) AAMI Stadium 43,915 Saturday, May 5 AFL.com.au
Brisbane Lions 17.18 (120) Fremantle Dockers 10.15 (75) The Gabba 27,175 Sunday, May 6 AFL.com.au
Melbourne Demons 9.17 (71) Port Adelaide Power 10.16 (76) MCG 16,266 Sunday, May 6 AFL.com.au
Richmond Tigers 9.11 (65) Geelong Cats 35.12 (222) Telstra Dome 34,584 Sunday, May 6 AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 7

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Kangaroos 18.9 (117) Essendon Bombers 13.17 (95) Telstra Dome 42,730 Friday, May 11 AFL.com.au
Collingwood Magpies 17.17 (119) Carlton Blues 14.11 (95) MCG 77,321 Saturday, May 12 AFL.com.au
Port Adelaide Power 16.19 (115) Richmond Tigers 10.15 (75) AAMI Stadium 26,232 Saturday, May 12 AFL.com.au
Brisbane Lions 9.15 (69) Adelaide Crows 14.16 (100) The Gabba 26,978 Saturday, May 12 AFL.com.au
St Kilda Saints 15.7 (97) Sydney Swans 11.5 (71) Telstra Dome 37,816 Saturday, May 12 AFL.com.au
Geelong Cats 16.13 (109) West Coast Eagles 10.10 (70) Skilled Stadium 22,014 Sunday, May 13 AFL.com.au
Western Bulldogs 16.16 (112) Melbourne Demons 16.10 (106) Telstra Dome 24,584 Sunday, May 13 AFL.com.au
Fremantle Dockers 14.12 (96) Hawthorn Hawks 11.14 (80) Subiaco Oval 36,481 Sunday, May 13 AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 8

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Adelaide Crows 14.15 (99) Richmond Tigers 14.6 (90) AAMI Stadium 40,742 Friday, May 18 AFL.com.au
Essendon Bombers 18.19 (127) Brisbane Lions 8.15 (63) Telstra Dome 35,034 Saturday, May 19 AFL.com.au
Geelong Cats 14.10 (94) Fremantle Dockers 10.9 (69) Skilled Stadium 20,435 Saturday, May 19 AFL.com.au
Hawthorn Hawks 10.12 (72) St Kilda Saints 6.8 (44) MCG 36,063 Saturday, May 19 AFL.com.au
Kangaroos 22.15 (147) Carlton Blues 20.10 (130) Carrara Stadium 11,649 Saturday, May 19 AFL.com.au
Sydney Swans 17.16 (118) Port Adelaide Power 13.9 (87) SCG 25,423 Sunday, May 20 AFL.com.au
Western Bulldogs 20.15 (135) Collingwood Magpies 14.18 (102) Telstra Dome 46,990 Sunday, May 20 AFL.com.au
West Coast Eagles 19.23 (137) Melbourne Demons 9.6 (60) Subiaco Oval 40,068 Sunday, May 20 AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 9 (Indigenous Round)

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Fremantle Dockers 15.11 (101) St Kilda Saints 6.19 (55) Subiaco Oval 39,034 Friday, May 25 AFL.com.au
Carlton Blues 12.14 (86) Adelaide Crows 15.15 (105) Telstra Dome 27,504 Saturday, May 26 AFL.com.au
Hawthorn Hawks 15.9 (99) West Coast Eagles 8.16 (64) Aurora Stadium 18,112 Saturday, May 26 AFL.com.au
Brisbane Lions 13.9 (87) Collingwood Magpies 18.12 (120) The Gabba 32,225 Saturday, May 26 AFL.com.au
Richmond Tigers 12.12 (84) Essendon Bombers 12.20 (92) MCG 61,837 Saturday, May 26 AFL.com.au
Western Bulldogs 8.9 (57) Sydney Swans 15.10 (100) Manuka Oval 14,517 Sunday, May 27 AFL.com.au
Melbourne Demons 11.12 (78) Kangaroos 10.19 (79) MCG 30,662 Sunday, May 27 AFL.com.au
Port Adelaide Power 8.12 (60) Geelong Cats 16.20 (116) AAMI Stadium 26,465 Sunday, May 27 AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 10

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Collingwood Magpies 15.13 (103) Fremantle Dockers 13.16 (94) MCG 44,480 Friday, June 1 AFL.com.au
Melbourne Demons 13.11 (89) Adelaide Crows 10.12 (72) MCG 23,657 Saturday, June 2 AFL.com.au
West Coast Eagles 18.13 (121) Kangaroos 7.13 (55) Subiaco Oval 40,751 Saturday, June 2 AFL.com.au
Richmond Tigers 10.13 (73) Brisbane Lions 10.13 (73) Telstra Dome 28,093 Saturday, June 2 AFL.com.au
Sydney Swans 11.7 (73) Essendon Bombers 11.8 (74) SCG 26,647 Saturday, June 2 AFL.com.au
Port Adelaide Power 10.15 (75) Hawthorn Hawks 17.7 (109) AAMI Stadium 23,945 Sunday, June 3 AFL.com.au
Carlton Blues 21.12 (138) Western Bulldogs 19.14 (128) MCG 37,535 Sunday, June 3 AFL.com.au
St Kilda Saints 9.11 (65) Geelong Cats 19.11 (125) Telstra Dome 42,188 Sunday, June 3 AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 11

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Essendon Bombers 15.5 (95) West Coast Eagles 14.10 (94) Telstra Dome 48,913 Friday, June 8 AFL.com.au
Hawthorn Hawks 9.12 (66) Sydney Swans 11.9 (75) MCG 48,398 Saturday, June 9 AFL.com.au
Brisbane Lions 10.12 (72) Western Bulldogs 13.17 (95) The Gabba 29,873 Saturday, June 9 AFL.com.au
Carlton Blues 22.9 (141) Port Adelaide Power 14.18 (102) Telstra Dome 29,678 Saturday, June 9 AFL.com.au
Adelaide Crows 9.8 (62) Geelong Cats 9.15 (69) AAMI Stadium 43,108 Sunday, June 10 AFL.com.au
St Kilda Saints 8.10 (58) Kangaroos 11.14 (80) Telstra Dome 34,569 Sunday, June 10 AFL.com.au
Fremantle Dockers 18.15 (123) Richmond Tigers 15.12 (102) Subiaco Oval 37,177 Sunday, June 10 AFL.com.au
Melbourne Demons 13.16 (94) Collingwood Magpies 11.15 (81) MCG 70,660 Monday, June 11 AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 12 (Split Round)

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Carlton Blues 12.8 (80) Hawthorn Hawks 27.18 (180) Telstra Dome 53,459 Friday, June 15 AFL.com.au
Kangaroos 7.12 (54) Adelaide Crows 15.10 (100) Carrara Stadium 11,178 Saturday, June 16 AFL.com.au
Western Bulldogs 22.9 (141) Fremantle Dockers 16.19 (115) TIO Stadium 11,449 Saturday, June 16 AFL.com.au
Geelong Cats 12.13 (85) Brisbane Lions 5.5 (35) Skilled Stadium 21,212 Sunday, June 17 AFL.com.au
Port Adelaide Power 19.12 (126) Essendon Bombers 13.17 (95) AAMI Stadium 25,242 Sunday, June 17 AFL.com.au
Richmond Tigers 18.16 (124) Melbourne Demons 11.9 (75) MCG 46,161 Friday, June 22 AFL.com.au
Sydney Swans 8.9 (57) Collingwood Magpies 10.16 (76) Telstra Stadium 64,222 Saturday, June 23 AFL.com.au
West Coast Eagles 11.10 (76) St Kilda Saints 15.9 (99) Subiaco Oval 39,401 Sunday, June 24 AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 13

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Essendon Bombers 19.11 (125) Melbourne Demons 18.15 (123) Telstra Dome 47,552 Friday, June 29 AFL.com.au
Geelong Cats 13.9 (87) Sydney Swans 10.9 (69) Skilled Stadium 23,040 Saturday, June 30 AFL.com.au
Fremantle Dockers 27.11 (173) Carlton Blues 13.8 (96) Subiaco Oval 36,307 Saturday, June 30 AFL.com.au
Brisbane Lions 15.15 (105) Port Adelaide Power 17.10 (112) The Gabba 22,124 Saturday, June 30 AFL.com.au
St Kilda Saints 17.15 (117) Richmond Tigers 15.10 (100) Telstra Dome 38,689 Saturday, June 30 AFL.com.au
Adelaide Crows 10.14 (74) West Coast Eagles 14.11 (95) AAMI Stadium 42,127 Sunday, July 1 AFL.com.au
Kangaroos 17.9 (111) Western Bulldogs 11.19 (85) MCG 39,433 Sunday, July 1 AFL.com.au
Collingwood Magpies 12.15 (87) Hawthorn Hawks 15.5 (95) Telstra Dome 50,248 Sunday, July 1 AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 14 (Heritage Round)

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Essendon Bombers 12.11 (83) Geelong Cats 19.19 (133) Telstra Dome 51,156 Friday, July 6 AFL.com.au
Collingwood Magpies 12.17 (89) St Kilda Saints 12.8 (80) MCG 57,247 Saturday, July 7 AFL.com.au
Western Bulldogs 20. 13 (133) Port Adelaide Power 17.11 (113) Telstra Dome 22,691 Saturday, July 7 AFL.com.au
West Coast Eagles 9.10 (64) Brisbane Lions 13.13 (91) Subiaco Oval 40,763 Saturday, July 7 AFL.com.au
Adelaide Crows 15.12 (102) Hawthorn Hawks 4.7 (31) AAMI Stadium 34,733 Saturday, July 7 AFL.com.au
Sydney Swans 11.23 (89) Fremantle Dockers 9.7 (61) SCG 25,493 Sunday, July 8 AFL.com.au
Carlton Blues 14.17 (101) Melbourne Demons 19.10 (124) MCG 33,085 Sunday, July 8 AFL.com.au
Richmond Tigers 11.13 (79) Kangaroos 14.20 (104) Telstra Dome 33,583 Sunday, July 8 AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 15

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
St Kilda Saints 11.16 (82) Adelaide Crows 12.8 (80) Telstra Dome 32,210 Friday, July 13 AFL.com.au
Geelong Cats 11.14 (80) Collingwood Magpies 9.10 (64) MCG 85,497 Saturday, July 14 AFL.com.au
Port Adelaide Power 22.21 (153) West Coast Eagles 9.8 (62) AAMI Stadium 27,879 Saturday, July 14 AFL.com.au
Essendon Bombers 14.14 (98) Western Bulldogs 20.11 (131) Telstra Dome 45,283 Saturday, July 14 AFL.com.au
Melbourne Demons 12.10 (82) Brisbane Lions 18.18 (126) The Gabba 22,708 Saturday, July 14 AFL.com.au
Sydney Swans 25.12 (162) Carlton Blues 15.10 (100) SCG 24,858 Sunday, July 15 AFL.com.au
Hawthorn Hawks 19.15 (129) Richmond Tigers 11.10 (76) MCG 41,770 Sunday, July 15 AFL.com.au
Fremantle Dockers 11.12 (78) Kangaroos 12.10 (82) Subiaco Oval 37,002 Sunday, July 15 AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 16

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Geelong Cats 20.18 (138) Western Bulldogs 9.9 (63) Telstra Dome 44,688 Friday, 20 July AFL.com.au
Collingwood Magpies 18.14 (122) Essendon Bombers 14.9 (93) MCG 65,531 Saturday, 21 July AFL.com.au
Adelaide Crows 15.11 (101) Fremantle Dockers 20.6 (126) AAMI Stadium 40,190 Saturday, 21 July AFL.com.au
West Coast Eagles 16.16 (112) Sydney Swans 15.10 (100) Subiaco Oval 40,014 Saturday, 21 July AFL.com.au
St Kilda Saints 14.11 (95) Hawthorn Hawks 11.12 (78) Telstra Dome 37,847 Saturday, 21 July AFL.com.au
Brisbane Lions 25.13 (163) Carlton Blues 6.10 (46) The Gabba 27,163 Sunday, 22 July AFL.com.au
Richmond Tigers 15.10 (100) Port Adelaide Power 24.11 (155) MCG 22,395 Sunday, 22 July AFL.com.au
Kangaroos 19.12 (126) Melbourne Demons 9.8 (62) Telstra Dome 20,187 Sunday, 22 July AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 17

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Western Bulldogs 9.17 (71) West Coast Eagles 24.14 (158) Telstra Dome 30,900 Friday, 27 July AFL.com.au
Carlton Blues 15.11 (101) St Kilda Saints 16.15 (111) Telstra Dome 32,327 Saturday, 28 July AFL.com.au
Fremantle Dockers 10.12 (72) Geelong Cats 20.20 (140) Subiaco Oval 36,741 Saturday, 28 July AFL.com.au
Collingwood Magpies 7.14 (56) Brisbane Lions 22.17 (149) MCG 45,096 Saturday, 28 July AFL.com.au
Sydney Swans 21.12 (138) Richmond Tigers 10.12 (72) SCG 23,199 Saturday, 28 July AFL.com.au
Hawthorn Hawks 10.11 (71) Kangaroos 16.12 (108) Aurora Stadium 19,144 Sunday, 29 July AFL.com.au
Essendon Bombers 18.9 (117) Adelaide Crows 16.9 (105) Telstra Dome 35,010 Sunday, 29 July AFL.com.au
Port Adelaide Power 25.13 (163) Melbourne Demons 11.8 (74) AAMI Stadium 23,485 Sunday, 29 July AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 18

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Western Bulldogs 12.13 (85) St Kilda Saints 12.13 (85) Telstra Dome 33,600 Friday, 3 August AFL.com.au
Carlton Blues 14.12 (96) Collingwood Magpies 18.12 (120) MCG 56,341 Saturday, 4 August AFL.com.au
Geelong Cats 21.13 (139) Richmond Tigers 11.3 (69) Skilled Stadium 21,951 Saturday, 4 August AFL.com.au
Brisbane Lions 10.17 (77) Kangaroos 5.10 (40) The Gabba 29,233 Saturday, 4 August AFL.com.au
Adelaide Crows 9.19 (73) Port Adelaide Power 10.5 (65) AAMI Stadium 42,335 Saturday, 4 August AFL.com.au
Melbourne Demons 9.10 (64) Sydney Swans 17.10 (112) Manuka Oval 11,266 Sunday, 5 August AFL.com.au
Hawthorn Hawks 17.17 (119) Essendon Bombers 7.14 (56) MCG 55,019 Sunday, 5 August AFL.com.au
West Coast Eagles 14.13 (97) Fremantle Dockers 19.10 (124) Subiaco Oval 43,096 Sunday, 5 August AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 19

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Richmond Tigers 18.8 (116) Collingwood Magpies 14.12 (96) MCG 49,550 Friday, 10 August AFL.com.au
Hawthorn Hawks 17.13 (115) Brisbane Lions 13.13 (91) MCG 39,007 Saturday, 11 August AFL.com.au
Port Adelaide Power 17.14 (116) Carlton Blues 14.9 (93) AAMI Stadium 27,603 Saturday, 11 August AFL.com.au
Melbourne Demons 19.15 (129) Western Bulldogs 12.15 (87) Telstra Dome 18,946 Saturday, 11 August AFL.com.au
Sydney Swans 12.10 (82) St Kilda Saints 9.11 (65) Telstra Stadium 63,369 Saturday, 11 August AFL.com.au
Kangaroos 15.12 (102) West Coast Eagles 17.17 (119) Telstra Dome 26,113 Sunday, 12 August AFL.com.au
Geelong Cats 15.13 (103) Adelaide Crows 10.10 (70) Skilled Stadium 21,267 Sunday, 12 August AFL.com.au
Fremantle Dockers 21.14 (140) Essendon Bombers 11.11 (77) Subiaco Oval 38,274 Sunday, 12 August AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 20

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Collingwood Magpies 11.15 (81) Melbourne Demons 9.16 (70) MCG 46,277 Friday, 17 August AFL.com.au
Essendon Bombers 18.10 (118) Carlton Blues 16.12 (108) MCG 48,638 Saturday, 18 August AFL.com.au
St Kilda Saints 19.12 (126) Fremantle Dockers 14.12 (96) Telstra Dome 24,041 Saturday, 18 August AFL.com.au
Brisbane Lions 9.9 (63) Sydney Swans 8.15 (63) The Gabba 33,077 Saturday, 18 August AFL.com.au
West Coast Eagles 18.9 (117) Richmond Tigers 12.14 (86) Subiaco Oval 39,752 Saturday, 18 August AFL.com.au
Hawthorn Hawks 12.10 (82) Port Adelaide Power 12.15 (87) Aurora Stadium 15,264 Sunday, 19 August AFL.com.au
Kangaroos 13.13 (91) Geelong Cats 17.16 (118) Telstra Dome 48,501 Sunday, 19 August AFL.com.au
Adelaide Crows 15.17 (107) Western Bulldogs 11.17 (73) AAMI Stadium 41,437 Sunday, 19 August AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 21

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
St Kilda Saints 14.14 (98) West Coast Eagles 16.10 (106) Telstra Dome 38,183 Friday, 24 August AFL.com.au
Carlton Blues 11.13 (79) Kangaroos 24.17 (161) Telstra Dome 29,334 Saturday, 25 August AFL.com.au
Fremantle Dockers 22.12 (144) Melbourne Demons 12.13 (85) Subiaco Oval 34,549 Saturday, 25 August AFL.com.au
Collingwood Magpies 15.11 (101) Sydney Swans 11.10 (76) MCG 63,842 Saturday, 25 August AFL.com.au
Adelaide Crows 12.14 (86) Brisbane Lions 8.12 (60) AAMI Stadium 46,507 Saturday, 25 August AFL.com.au
Western Bulldogs 10.7 (67) Hawthorn Hawks 22.19 (151) Telstra Dome 32,734 Sunday, 26 August AFL.com.au
Geelong Cats 15.11 (101) Port Adelaide Power 16.10 (106) Skilled Stadium 24,331 Sunday, 26 August AFL.com.au
Essendon Bombers 13.14 (92) Richmond Tigers 17.17 (119) MCG 88,468 Sunday, 26 August AFL.com.au

[edit] Round 22

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Collingwood Magpies 11.9 (75) Adelaide Crows 14.10 (94) Telstra Dome 47,915 Friday, 31 August AFL.com.au
Richmond Tigers 13.14 (92) St Kilda Saints 14.18 (102) MCG 42,472 Saturday, 1 September AFL.com.au
West Coast Eagles 21.6 (132) Essendon Bombers 19.10 (124) Subiaco Oval 42,761 Saturday, 1 September AFL.com.au
Port Adelaide Power 17.15 (117) Fremantle Dockers 12.13 (85) AAMI Stadium 39,270 Saturday, 1 September AFL.com.au
Brisbane Lions 15.13 (103) Geelong Cats 22.13 (145) The Gabba 34,107 Saturday, 1 September AFL.com.au
Sydney Swans 22.9 (141) Hawthorn Hawks 10.9 (69) SCG 27,498 Sunday, 2 September AFL.com.au
Western Bulldogs 14.9 (93) Kangaroos 23.19 (157) Telstra Dome 29,261 Sunday, 2 September AFL.com.au
Melbourne Demons 21.13 (139) Carlton Blues 15.18 (108) MCG 26,156 Sunday, 2 September AFL.com.au

[edit] Ladder

2007 AFL Ladder
TEAM P W L D PF PA % PTS
1 Geelong Cats 22 18 4 0 2542 1664 152.76 72
2 Port Adelaide Power 22 15 7 0 2314 2038 113.54 60
3 West Coast Eagles 22 15 7 0 2162 1935 111.73 60
4 Kangaroos 22 14 8 0 2183 1998 109.26 56
5 Hawthorn Hawks 22 13 9 0 2097 1855 113.05 52
6 Collingwood Magpies 22 13 9 0 2011 1992 100.95 52
7 Sydney Swans 22 12 9 1 2031 1698 119.61 50
8 Adelaide Crows 22 12 10 0 1881 1712 109.87 48
9 St Kilda Saints 22 11 10 1 1874 1941 96.55 46
10 Brisbane Lions 22 9 11 2 1986 1885 105.35 40
11 Fremantle Dockers 22 10 12 0 2254 2198 102.54 40
12 Essendon Bombers 22 10 12 0 2184 2394 91.23 40
13 Western Bulldogs 22 9 12 1 2111 2469 85.50 38
14 Melbourne Demons 22 5 17 0 1890 2418 78.16 20
15 Carlton Blues 22 4 18 0 2167 2911 74.44 16
16 Richmond Tigers 22 3 18 1 1958 2537 77.18 14
Key: P = Played, W = Won, L = Lost, D = Drawn, PF = Points For, PA = Points Against  view • talk • edit 


[edit] Finals Series

Main article: 2007 AFL Finals Series

[edit] Qualifying and Elimination Finals

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Port Adelaide Power 9.14 (68) West Coast Eagles 9.11 (65) AAMI Stadium 37,750 Friday, September 7 AFL.com.au
Hawthorn Hawks 15.15 (105) Adelaide Crows 15.12 (102) Telstra Dome 36,534 Saturday, September 8 AFL.com.au
Collingwood Magpies 18.17 (125) Sydney Swans 13.9 (87) MCG 64,645 Saturday, September 8 AFL.com.au
Geelong Cats 23.18 (156) Kangaroos 8.2 (50) MCG 77,630 Sunday, September 9 AFL.com.au

[edit] Semi Finals

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
West Coast Eagles 10.14 (74) (aet) Collingwood Magpies 13.15 (93) (aet) Subiaco Oval 43,627 Friday, September 14 AFL.com.au
Kangaroos 14.9 (93) Hawthorn Hawks 8.12 (60) MCG 74,981 Saturday, September 15 AFL.com.au

[edit] Preliminary Finals

Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Geelong Cats 13.14 (92) Collingwood Magpies 13.9 (87) MCG 98,002 Friday, September 21 AFL.com.au
Port Adelaide Power 20.13 (133) Kangaroos 5.16 (46) AAMI Stadium 43,953 Saturday, September 22 AFL.com.au

[edit] Grand Final

Main article: 2007 AFL Grand Final
Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd Date Report
Geelong Cats 24.19 (163) Port Adelaide Power 6.8 (44) MCG 97,302 Saturday, 29 September AFL.com.au

[edit] Awards

[edit] Best and Fairests

[edit] Notable Events

  • On Thursday 8 February it was announced that the Seven Network (who had not broadcast AFL for five years) and Ten Network had reached an agreement to on-sell four games per round to pay-TV provider Foxtel.
  • In Round 6, Geelong scored 35.12 (222) against Richmond, the highest score kicked in an AFL game since quarters were shortened from twenty-five to twenty minutes in 1994 and the first time a team has scored over 200 points since Round 22, 1995. Their winning margin of 157 points also broke the record for the same period, and they scored an all-time record 23 more goals than behinds. This was also Richmond's biggest loss in its 99 year history.
  • In Round 8, Hawthorn and St Kilda were widely criticised for their game, which in perfect weather yielded only seven goals in the first three quarters (before opening up in the final quarter), and was described as boring by Essendon coach Kevin Sheedy. [18]
  • Round 12's game between Carlton and Hawthorn attracted 53,459 fans, breaking the record for the highest AFL crowd at Telstra Dome. In the same game, Hawthorn kicked their highest ever score against Carlton: 27.18 (180), and also achieved their greatest winning margin against Carlton, 100 points. [19]
  • Robert Harvey became just the 10th player in VFL/AFL history to reach 350 games, helping St Kilda defeat the West Coast Eagles. The win was the second time in 60 games that a Victorian Team had beaten West Coast at Subiaco Oval.[20]
  • The Round 16 game between Brisbane Lions against Carlton at The Gabba saw Jonathan Brown become the first Brisbane player to kick 10 goals in a match, booting 10.1 for the game. This surpassed Brad Hardie's (1989 Round 10 v Carlton at MC Labour Park) and Daniel Bradshaw's 2005 v Melbourne at The Gabba) record of nine goals in a match by a Brisbane player. This resulted in the sacking of Carlton coach Denis Pagan.[21]
  • In Round 22 a total of 263 goals and 198 behinds were scored for a total of 1776 points, making the Round the fifth highest scoring Round in VFL/AFL history.

[edit] Drugs scandal ("Guttergate")

On Friday 24th August, the Seven Network broadcast some details obtained from players' confidential medical records on its nightly news program. It allegedly purchased these details for $3000 from a woman who found them in a gutter outside a medical clinic in Melbourne. The network said that these records contained details of illicit drug-taking by players at a particular club in the AFL, including both the name of the club and the players involved. [22]

The woman in question and a male accomplice have since been charged with "theft-by-finding" and are due to face Heidelberg Magistrates' Court on December 6[23].

The AFL currently has a "three-strikes" drugs policy (for non-performance-enhancing drugs)[24], under which only the player and the club doctor are aware of any positive tests until a "third strike" is received. After the third strike, the club is made aware of the situation and the player may face disciplinary action. This policy has faced criticism for leniency[25] from anti-doping bodies, particularly the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)[26], and as such has attracted much media scrutiny and public debate.

In this case, the name of the club involved was revealed by Seven on air, but not the names of the players. Before the end of the news program (at which time Seven had promised to actually reveal the names of the players), the AFL obtained a court injunction from the Supreme Court of Victoria which prevented this - and will also continue to prevent the publication of any part of the records, including the name of the club (even though it had already been released) and players involved[27].

At first, Seven vigorously defended its broadcast and stated that it had done only for the purpose of "highlighting" the issue of drugs-in-sport. It challenged the injunction, then faced a backlash both from the AFL and the AFL players themselves. For the whole of the last round of the season, the AFL players boycotted Seven, refusing to answer any questions posed by its journalists[28]. In one case, Seven was not invited to (and, had it still arrived, would have been actively denied entry to) an AFL Players' Association (AFLPA) press conference[29].

Shortly after the completion of Round 22, faced with ongoing player boycotts and the possibility of a Brownlow Medal snub [30], the Seven Network issued a statement "regretting" any harm the broadcast may have caused to the AFL, the clubs and the players, and promised not to broadcast or reveal any of the details of the medical records in future. [31]

The AFLPA, which had previously demanded an apology from the network over the incident, said that it understood why Seven could never issue a full apology "for legal reasons" and that it would be taking the "statement of regret" as an apology instead[32]. The player boycott has since been lifted.

The scandal has come to be known in the popular media as "Guttergate"[33] (referring to the Watergate scandal).

[edit] Club captains

Club Captain(s) Vice Captain(s)/Leadership Group
Adelaide Crows Mark Ricciuto Simon Goodwin, Tyson Edwards, Nathan Bassett and Brett Burton[34]
Brisbane Lions Simon Black, Jonathan Brown, Chris L. Johnson, Nigel Lappin, Luke Power
Carlton Blues Lance Whitnall[35] Nick Stevens[36], Kade Simpson (interim)
Collingwood Magpies Nathan Buckley James Clement, Josh Fraser, Ben Johnson Nick Maxwell
Essendon Bombers Matthew Lloyd David Hille
Fremantle Dockers Matthew Pavlich Josh Carr
Geelong Cats Tom Harley Cameron Ling, Cameron Mooney (deputy)
Hawthorn Hawks Richard Vandenberg[37] Luke Hodge, Sam Mitchell
Kangaroos Adam Simpson Brent Harvey
Melbourne Demons David Neitz[38] Cameron Bruce, Brad Green, Brock McLean, James McDonald
Port Adelaide Power Warren Tredrea Shaun Burgoyne, Brendon Lade, Michael Wilson, Chad Cornes
Richmond Tigers Kane Johnson Nathan Brown, Joel Bowden (deputy)
St Kilda Saints Luke Ball, Lenny Hayes, Nick Riewoldt
Sydney Swans Leo Barry, Barry Hall, Brett Kirk
West Coast Eagles Chris Judd Andrew Embley, Darren Glass, Dean Cox
Western Bulldogs Brad Johnson[39] Scott West

[edit] Umpires

[edit] Player changes

[edit] Debuts

Main article: List of 2007 AFL debuts

[edit] Retirements

The 2007 AFL season is notable for the unusually large number of players who retired, particularly senior and "champion" players.

Name Club Date Retired Reason
Jonathan Hay Kangaroos February 22 Contractual problems resulting from bi-polar issues.[40]
Darren Gaspar Richmond Tigers May 4 To help Richmond's younger players and go for a youth policy[41]
Brett Montgomery Western Bulldogs May 25 Disk bulge in neck.[42]
Rhys Archard Adelaide Crows July 29 Return to family in rural Victoria.[43]
Luke Darcy Western Bulldogs July 30 Frustrated and Angry at game. Plus knee injuries. [44]
Anthony Koutoufides Carlton Blues July 31 Hip injury, planned to retire at the end of the season.[45]
Mark Ricciuto Adelaide Crows August 16 Body could no longer cope with AFL Football. [46]
Matthew Robbins Western Bulldogs August 24 Struggled throughout the year despite having a ripping 2006 season. [47]
Josh Mahoney Port Adelaide Power August 24 Unable to hold down a regular position. [48]
Troy Cook Fremantle Dockers August 24 It seemed the right time for him to leave the game. [49]
Shane Parker Fremantle Dockers August 24 Was always going to struggle to play the year out and there was no way he could continue. [49]
Chris Scott Brisbane Lions August 25 Struggled through Injury. [50]
Ray Hall Richmond Tigers August 28 Serious hip injury sidelined him for the entire 2007 season. [51]
Trent Knobel Richmond Tigers August 28 Due to a persistent ankle injury. [51]
Kent Kingsley Richmond Tigers August 28 Injury. [51]
Darryl Wakelin Port Adelaide Power August 29 Struggled with injury this year. [52]
Matthew Lappin Carlton Blues August 29 Help his club focus on playing younger players. [53]
Nathan D. Brown Melbourne Demons August 29 Ready to Start the next chapter of his life. [54]
Clint Bizzell Melbourne Demons August 29 Right time to do so. [54]
Byron Pickett Melbourne Demons August 31 citing his waning passion for the game. [55]
Chris L. Johnson Brisbane Lions August 31 Decided to leave the game - last Fitzroy player in the AFL. [56]
Fraser Gehrig St Kilda Saints September 1 Body could not cope anymore.[57]
Andrew Thompson St Kilda Saints September 1 Right time to do so.[57]
Matthew Clarke St Kilda Saints September 1 One year contract expired. Decided to leave the game.[57]
James Hird Essendon Bombers September 1 Right time to do so.
Josh Wooden West Coast Eagles September 5 Nagging hip injury. [58]
Richie Vandenberg Hawthorn Hawks September 6 Troublesome Back injury / Body could not cope anymore. [59]
Brett Voss St Kilda Saints September 18 made the most of his time as an AFL footballer. [60]
Ben Dixon Hawthorn Hawks September 19 the inability of his body to prepare well enough for senior football . [61]
Rowan Jones West Coast Eagles September 19 Right time to do so.[62]
Glenn Archer Kangaroos September 22 Right time to do so.[63]
James Clement Collingwood Magpies September 23 Family Health, Right time to do so[64]
Joel Smith Hawthorn Hawks September 25 thought the time was right – and it’s time to move on[65]
Kasey Green Kangaroos September 26 Wanting to move back to Perth[66]
Chris Heffernan Essendon Bombers October 02 his opportunities to play senior football beyond 2007 were limited[67]
Scott Camporeale Essendon Bombers October 02 Injury[68]
Chris Grant Western Bulldogs October 02 Injury and right time to do so[69]
Aaron Hamill St Kilda Saints October 02 Injury and right time to do so "I felt it was in the best interest of the club moving forward"[70]
Mark Bolton Essendon Bombers October 03 Had been struggling to make the starting 22 in 2007 and recognised the right time to do so.[71]
Nathan Buckley Collingwood Magpies October 05 Chronic hamstring injuries had curtailed his ability to remain fit for selection.[72]
Paul Licuria Collingwood Magpies October 05 Battled injury and form problems this season[73]
Justin Longmuir Fremantle Dockers October 31 Chronic knee injury[74]
Stephen Doyle Sydney Swans October 31 series of knee injuries[75]
Lance Whitnall Carlton Blues November 12 knee injury[76]

[edit] Sackings/Delistings

Name Club Date Delisted Notes
David Teague Carlton Blues September 06 N/A.[77]
Dylan McLaren Carlton Blues September 06 N/A.
Ross Young Carlton Blues September 06 N/A.
Craig Flint Carlton Blues September 06 N/A.
Anthony Raso Carlton Blues September 06 N/A.
Simon Godfrey Melbourne Demons September 11 N/A.[78]
Daniel Ward Melbourne Demons September 11 N/A.
Heath Neville Melbourne Demons September 11 N/A.
Shane Neaves Melbourne Demons September 11 N/A.
Daniel Hayes Melbourne Demons September 11 N/A.
Tim Walsh Western Bulldogs September 12 N/A.[79]
Cameron Faulkner Western Bulldogs September 12 N/A.
Travis Baird Western Bulldogs September 12 N/A.
Damian McCormack Western Bulldogs September 12 N/A.
Marty Pask Western Bulldogs September 12 N/A.
Michael West Western Bulldogs September 12 N/A.
Marcus Allan Brisbane Lions September 22 N/A.
Ben Fixter Brisbane Lions September 22 N/A.
Djaran Whyman Kangaroos September 26 N/A[80]
Callum Urch Kangaroos September 26 N/A
Daniel McConnell Kangaroos September 26 N/A
Justin Sweeney St Kilda Saints October 04 N/A.[81]
Phillip Raymond St Kilda Saints October 04 N/A
Matthew Bode Adelaide Crows October 12 N/A.[82]
Ian Perrie Adelaide Crows October 12 N/A
Jason Torney Adelaide Crows October 12 N/A
Darren Pfeiffer Adelaide Crows October 12 N/A
John Hinge Adelaide Crows October 12 N/A
Richard Cole Essendon Bombers October 12 N/A[83]
Lance Whitnall Carlton Blues October 12 N/A[84]
Mark Johnson Essendon Bombers October 15 N/A[85]
Kepler Bradley Essendon Bombers October 15 N/A
Lachlan McKinnon Essendon Bombers October 15 N/A
Ryan Ferguson Melbourne Demons October 15 N/A.[86]
Matthew Little Hawthorn Hawks October 16 N/A.[87]
Josh Thurgood Hawthorn Hawks October 16 N/A
Simon Phillips Sydney Swans October 17 N/A.[88]
Luke Vogels Sydney Swans October 17 N/A
Jonathan Simpkin Sydney Swans October 17 N/A
Fergus Watts St Kilda Saints October 17 N/A[89]
Barry Brooks St Kilda Saints October 17 N/A
Ben Cousins West Coast Eagles October 17 N/A
Joel Reynolds Geelong Cats October 18 N/A[90]
Matthew Spencer Geelong Cats October 18 N/A
Sam Hunt Geelong Cats October 18 N/A
Stephen Owen Geelong Cats October 18 N/A
Todd Grima Geelong Cats October 18 N/A
Andrew Krakouer Richmond Tigers October 22 N/A[91]
Patrick Bowden Richmond Tigers October 22 N/A
Brent Hartigan Richmond Tigers October 22 N/A
James Walker Fremantle Dockers October 22 N/A[92]
Robert Haddrill Fremantle Dockers October 22 N/A
Clayton Collard Fremantle Dockers October 22 N/A
Calib Mourish Fremantle Dockers October 22 N/A
Ryley Dunn Fremantle Dockers October 22 N/A
David Trotter Kangaroos October 23 N/A
Ashley Sampi West Coast Eagles October 30 N/A[93]
Guy Richards Collingwood Magpies October 31 N/A[94]
Daniel Chick West Coast Eagles October 31 N/A
Ryan Willits Port Adelaide Power November 15 N/A[95]

[edit] Trades

Main article: 2007 AFL Draft.

[edit] Coaching changes

Name Club Date Reason
Neale Daniher Melbourne Demons June 29 Decision he could take the club no further[96]
Chris Connolly Fremantle Dockers July 17 Quit after run of poor results[97]
Denis Pagan Carlton Blues July 23 Sacked after five heavy losses in a row[98]
Kevin Sheedy Essendon Bombers July 25 Contract will not be renewed at end of season[99]
Brett Ratten Carlton Blues August 20 Interim coach Ratten given a two-year contract.[100]
Dean Bailey Melbourne Demons August 31 Dean Bailey appointed Melbourne coach[101]
Mark Harvey Fremantle Dockers September 17 Fremantle appoint Harvey senior coach[102]
Matthew Knights Essendon Bombers September 27 Knights promises new direction at Essendon[103]

[edit] See also

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