2018 AFL season

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2018 AFL premiership season
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Teams18
Premiers
West Coast
(4th premiership)
Minor premiers
Richmond
(9th minor premiership)
Matches played207
Attendance7,595,165 (36,692 per match)
Highest attendance100,022 (Grand Final, West Coast vs. Collingwood)
Coleman Medallist
Jack Riewoldt
Richmond (65 goals)
Brownlow Medallist
Tom Mitchell
Hawthorn (28 votes)
Wooden spooners
Carlton
(5th wooden spoon)

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The 2018 Australian Football League season was the 122nd season of the elite Australian rules football competition and the 29th under the name 'Australian Football League', having switched from 'Victorian Football League' after 1989. There were 18 teams competing in the league, the same as the previous six seasons. The first game was played on Thursday, 22 March, and the season concluded with the 2018 AFL Grand Final on Saturday, 29 September between West Coast and Collingwood. West Coast defeated Collingwood by five points, winning their fourth premiership.




Contents





  • 1 Pre-season

    • 1.1 AFLX


    • 1.2 JLT Community Series



  • 2 Premiership season

    • 2.1 Round 1


    • 2.2 Round 2


    • 2.3 Round 3


    • 2.4 Round 4


    • 2.5 Round 5


    • 2.6 Round 6


    • 2.7 Round 7


    • 2.8 Round 8


    • 2.9 Round 9


    • 2.10 Round 10


    • 2.11 Round 11


    • 2.12 Round 12


    • 2.13 Round 13


    • 2.14 Round 14


    • 2.15 Round 15


    • 2.16 Round 16


    • 2.17 Round 17


    • 2.18 Round 18


    • 2.19 Round 19


    • 2.20 Round 20


    • 2.21 Round 21


    • 2.22 Round 22


    • 2.23 Round 23


    • 2.24 Season notes



  • 3 Win/loss table


  • 4 Ladder

    • 4.1 Ladder progression



  • 5 Finals series

    • 5.1 Week one


    • 5.2 Week two


    • 5.3 Week three


    • 5.4 Week four


    • 5.5 Finals notes



  • 6 Attendances

    • 6.1 By club


    • 6.2 By ground



  • 7 Awards

    • 7.1 Milestones


    • 7.2 Coleman Medal


    • 7.3 Best and fairest



  • 8 Club leadership


  • 9 References




Pre-season



AFLX


Main article: 2018 AFLX competition

On 17 November 2017, the AFL confirmed that the pre-season would feature an AFLX competition. The game is played on a soccer-sized pitch over two ten minute halves. Each team features seven players on the field and three interchange players. Teams were split into three groups of six, with a grand final to be held for each group. The matches were played from 15–17 February 2018.[1] The winners of the competition were Adelaide, Melbourne and Brisbane.[2][3][4]



JLT Community Series


Main article: 2018 JLT Community Series

The pre-season series of games returned as the 2018 JLT Community Series. The number of games was reduced compared to the previous season, with teams playing two games each. The games were stand-alone, with no overall winner of the series. Each team played two games, many at suburban or regional venues, while all games were televised on Fox Footy.



Premiership season





Round 1









































































Round 1 (Opening Round)


Thursday, 22 March (7:25 pm)

Richmond 17.19 (121)
def.

Carlton 15.5 (95)

MCG (crowd: 90,151)

Report
Friday, 23 March (7:50 pm)

Essendon 14.15 (99)
def.

Adelaide 12.15 (87)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 43,016)

Report
Saturday, 24 March (3:35 pm)

St Kilda 16.11 (107)
def.

Brisbane Lions 12.10 (82)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 23,731)

Report
Saturday, 24 March (4:05 pm)

Port Adelaide 16.14 (110)
def.

Fremantle 9.6 (60)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 38,324)

Report
Saturday, 24 March (6:25 pm)

Gold Coast 7.13 (55)
def.

North Melbourne 5.9 (39)

Cazaly's Stadium (crowd: 3,722)

Report
Saturday, 24 March (7:25 pm)

Hawthorn 15.11 (101)
def.

Collingwood 9.13 (67)

MCG (crowd: 58,051)

Report
Sunday, 25 March (1:10 pm)

Greater Western Sydney 20.13 (133)
def.

Western Bulldogs 7.9 (51)

UNSW Canberra Oval (crowd: 10,454)

Report
Sunday, 25 March (3:20 pm)

Melbourne 13.16 (94)
def. by

Geelong 14.13 (97)

MCG (crowd: 54,112)

Report
Sunday, 25 March (4:20 pm)

West Coast 13.8 (86)
def. by

Sydney 18.7 (115)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 53,553)

Report

  • The West Coast vs. Sydney game was the first AFL premiership season game held at the newly-constructed Optus Stadium.

  • The crowd of 90,151 for the Richmond vs. Carlton game is the highest attendance for a match in round 1 in VFL/AFL history, breaking the previous record of 87,119 set in 1995.[5]


  • Tom Mitchell (Hawthorn) recorded 54 disposals against Collingwood, the most ever recorded in any game, surpassing the record set by Greg Williams (Sydney) in 1989 and matched by Gary Ablett, Jr. (Gold Coast) in 2012.[6] Mitchell's tally of 34 handballs was also an all time record.[7]

  • The crowd of 3,722 for the Gold Coast vs. North Melbourne game, played during torrential rain in Cairns and away from either team's normal home ground, was the lowest attendance for a home-and-away season match since round 9, 1992.[8]


  • North Melbourne's score of 5.9 (39) was the lowest score conceded by Gold Coast in its history.[9]

  • Every goal in the Gold Coast vs. North Melbourne game was kicked at the same end of the ground, the first time this had happened since 1977.[10]


  • North Melbourne took only 21 marks during the same game, the lowest number recorded since records were kept in 1999.[11]


Round 2









































































Round 2 (Easter)


Thursday, 29 March (7:20 pm)

Adelaide 18.10 (118)
def.

Richmond 12.10 (82)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 49,743)

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Friday, 30 March (4:20 pm)

North Melbourne 13.17 (95)
def.

St Kilda 5.13 (43)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 33,966)

Report
Saturday, 31 March (1:45 pm)

Carlton 9.13 (67)
def. by

Gold Coast 15.11 (101)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 28,025)

Report
Saturday, 31 March (4:35 pm)

Collingwood 12.7 (79)
def. by

Greater Western Sydney 15.5 (95)

MCG (crowd: 30,941)

Report
Saturday, 31 March (6:25 pm)

Brisbane Lions 10.14 (74)
def. by

Melbourne 14.16 (100)

Gabba (crowd: 17,141)

Report
Saturday, 31 March (5:10 pm)

Fremantle 16.10 (106)
def.

Essendon 14.6 (90)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 49,021)

Report
Sunday, 1 April (3:20 pm)

Western Bulldogs 9.16 (70)
def. by

West Coast 18.13 (121)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 22,868)

Report
Sunday, 1 April (4:40 pm)

Sydney 10.11 (71)
def. by

Port Adelaide 14.10 (94)

SCG (crowd: 34,636)

Report
Monday, 2 April (3:20 pm)

Geelong 18.9 (117)
def. by

Hawthorn 17.16 (118)

MCG (crowd: 73,189)

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Round 3


Friday, 6 April (7:50 pm)

Carlton 11.10 (76)
def. by

Collingwood 16.4 (100)

MCG (crowd: 68,548)

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Saturday, 7 April (1:15 pm)

Port Adelaide 14.13 (97)
def.

Brisbane Lions 14.8 (92)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 36,363)

Report
Saturday, 7 April (2:10 pm)

Melbourne 18.15 (123)
def.

North Melbourne 13.8 (86)

MCG (crowd: 35,518)

Report
Saturday, 7 April (2:35 pm)

Gold Coast 10.8 (68)
def. by

Fremantle 13.18 (96)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 33,388)

Report
Saturday, 7 April (7:25 pm)

Sydney 16.7 (103)
def.

Greater Western Sydney 12.15 (87)

SCG (crowd: 34,711)

Report
Saturday, 7 April (7:25 pm)

St Kilda 7.13 (55)
def. by

Adelaide 15.14 (104)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 19,324)

Report
Sunday, 8 April (1:10 pm)

Richmond 15.12 (102)
def.

Hawthorn 13.11 (89)

MCG (crowd: 70,701)

Report
Sunday, 8 April (3:20 pm)

Western Bulldogs 14.20 (104)
def.

Essendon 12.11 (83)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 40,499)

Report
Sunday, 8 April (2:40 pm)

West Coast 14.11 (95)
def.

Geelong 11.14 (80)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 54,535)

Report

  • Due to Metricon Stadium being used for the 2018 Commonwealth Games, the Gold Coast vs. Fremantle game was played at Optus Stadium in Perth, with Gold Coast as the home team. The crowd of 33,388 is the largest Gold Coast home crowd in the club's history.


  • Melbourne defeated North Melbourne for the first time since round 20, 2006, ending the longest current losing streak between two clubs, a 17-game losing streak.[citation needed]


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Round 4


Friday, 13 April (7:20 pm)

Adelaide 9.4 (58)
def. by

Collingwood 16.10 (106)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 45,495)

Report
Saturday, 14 April (1:45 pm)

Greater Western Sydney 11.16 (82)
def.

Fremantle 7.9 (51)

UNSW Canberra Oval (crowd: 11,356)

Report
Saturday, 14 April (2:10 pm)

Richmond 16.14 (110)
def.

Brisbane Lions 2.5 (17)

MCG (crowd: 32,870)

Report
Saturday, 14 April (4:35 pm)

Western Bulldogs 11.13 (79)
def. by

Sydney 13.8 (86)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 28,058)

Report
Saturday, 14 April (7:25 pm)

North Melbourne 18.8 (116)
def.

Carlton 4.6 (30)

Blundstone Arena (crowd: 14,266)

Report
Saturday, 14 April (6:10 pm)

West Coast 21.13 (139)
def.

Gold Coast 9.5 (59)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 51,774)

Report
Sunday, 15 April (1:10 pm)

Essendon 16.10 (106)
def.

Port Adelaide 12.12 (84)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 30,900)

Report
Sunday, 15 April (3:20 pm)

Hawthorn 18.7 (115)
def.

Melbourne 6.12 (48)

MCG (crowd: 41,973)

Report
Sunday, 15 April (4:40 pm)

Geelong 15.13 (103)
def.

St Kilda 7.14 (56)

GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 27,338)

Report

  • The Brisbane Lions' score of 2.5 (17) is its lowest score in club history and the lowest score by a team in any AFL game since Fremantle scored 1.7 (13) in round 15, 2009.[12] It was also the lowest score at the MCG since 1962.


  • Carlton's score of 4.6 (30) is its lowest ever score against North Melbourne and its lowest score since round 9, 1995, in addition to also being the lowest ever score at Blundstone Arena.


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Round 5 (Anzac Round)


Friday, 20 April (7:50 pm)

Sydney 10.15 (75)
def. by

Adelaide 12.13 (85)

SCG (crowd: 38,017)

Report
Saturday, 21 April (1:45 pm)

St Kilda 10.13 (73)
drew with

Greater Western Sydney 9.19 (73)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 14,956)

Report
Saturday, 21 April (4:35 pm)

Carlton 10.9 (69)
def. by

West Coast 10.19 (79)

MCG (crowd: 27,900)

Report
Saturday, 21 April (7:10 pm)

Port Adelaide 7.8 (50)
def. by

Geelong 12.12 (84)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 45,372)

Report
Saturday, 21 April (6:10 pm)

Fremantle 16.12 (108)
def.

Western Bulldogs 8.6 (54)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 43,056)

Report
Sunday, 22 April (3:20 pm)

North Melbourne 14.14 (98)
def.

Hawthorn 11.4 (70)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 27,981)

Report
Sunday, 22 April (4:40 pm)

Brisbane Lions 10.11 (71)
def. by

Gold Coast 11.10 (76)

Gabba (crowd: 16,087)

Report
Tuesday, 24 April (7:25 pm)

Melbourne 8.8 (56)
def. by

Richmond 15.12 (102)

MCG (crowd: 77,071)

Report
Wednesday, 25 April (3:20 pm)

Collingwood 14.17 (101)
def.

Essendon 7.10 (52)

MCG (crowd: 91,440)

Report

  • The Anzac Eve game between Melbourne and Richmond was the first full game to be played on a Tuesday night. In 1996, the final 24 minutes of a game between Essendon and St Kilda were played on a Tuesday night after Waverley Park lost power in the third quarter of a Saturday night game three days earlier.[13]


Round 6









































































Round 6


Friday, 27 April (7:50 pm)

Western Bulldogs 11.14 (80)
def.

Carlton 8.11 (59)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 33,915)

Report
Saturday, 28 April (1:45 pm)

Geelong 10.9 (69)
def. by

Sydney 12.14 (86)

GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 31,036)

Report
Saturday, 28 April (2:10 pm)

North Melbourne 10.9 (69)
def. by

Port Adelaide 15.12 (102)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 17,617)

Report
Saturday, 28 April (4:35 pm)

Greater Western Sydney 10.17 (77)
def.

Brisbane Lions 5.13 (43)

Spotless Stadium (crowd: 10,046)

Report
Saturday, 28 April (7:25 pm)

Hawthorn 13.11 (89)
def.

St Kilda 7.12 (54)

University of Tasmania Stadium (crowd: 15,741)

Report
Saturday, 28 April (7:10 pm)

Adelaide 16.14 (110)
def.

Gold Coast 9.8 (62)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 44,835)

Report
Sunday, 29 April (1:10 pm)

Essendon 10.12 (72)
def. by

Melbourne 16.12 (108)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 35,964)

Report
Sunday, 29 April (3:20 pm)

Collingwood 10.10 (70)
def. by

Richmond 16.17 (113)

MCG (crowd: 72,157)

Report
Sunday, 29 April (2:40 pm)

Fremantle 12.9 (81)
def. by

West Coast 13.11 (89)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 56,521)

Report


  • Josh Kennedy (West Coast) kicked his 515th goal to surpass Peter Sumich as West Coast's all time leading goalkicker.[14]


Round 7









































































Round 7


Friday, 4 May (7:50 pm)

Geelong 14.9 (93)
def.

Greater Western Sydney 4.8 (32)

GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 25,079)

Report
Saturday, 5 May (1:45 pm)

Western Bulldogs 11.15 (81)
def.

Gold Coast 10.12 (72)

Mars Stadium (crowd: 6,833)

Report
Saturday, 5 May (2:10 pm)

Essendon 10.7 (67)
def. by

Hawthorn 13.12 (90)

MCG (crowd: 53,018)

Report
Saturday, 5 May (2:35 pm)

West Coast 16.6 (102)
def.

Port Adelaide 9.6 (60)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 50,516)

Report
Saturday, 5 May (7:25 pm)

Sydney 9.12 (66)
def. by

North Melbourne 9.14 (68)

SCG (crowd: 29,124)

Report
Saturday, 5 May (7:10 pm)

Adelaide 19.11 (125)
def.

Carlton 10.10 (70)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 47,422)

Report
Sunday, 6 May (1:10 pm)

Richmond 15.20 (110)
def.

Fremantle 4.9 (33)

MCG (crowd: 43,240)

Report
Sunday, 6 May (3:20 pm)

St Kilda 9.13 (67)
def. by

Melbourne 16.10 (106)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 25,496)

Report
Sunday, 6 May (4:40 pm)

Brisbane Lions 18.6 (114)
def. by

Collingwood 19.7 (121)

Gabba (crowd: 21,850)

Report


Round 8









































































Round 8


Friday, 11 May (7:50 pm)

Hawthorn 10.11 (71)
def. by

Sydney 12.7 (79)

MCG (crowd: 32,784)

Report
Saturday, 12 May (1:45 pm)

Greater Western Sydney 8.13 (61)
def. by

West Coast 12.14 (86)

Spotless Stadium (crowd: 9,253)

Report
Saturday, 12 May (2:10 pm)

Carlton 14.7 (91)
def.

Essendon 10.18 (78)

MCG (crowd: 44,669)

Report
Saturday, 12 May (4:35 pm)

Gold Coast 11.11 (77)
def. by

Melbourne 21.20 (146)

Gabba (crowd: 6,060)

Report
Saturday, 12 May (4:40 pm)

Port Adelaide 14.11 (95)
def.

Adelaide 14.6 (90)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 50,967)

Report
Saturday, 12 May (7:25 pm)

Western Bulldogs 16.11 (107)
def.

Brisbane Lions 14.9 (93)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 20,865)

Report
Saturday, 12 May (6:10 pm)

Fremantle 13.11 (89)
def.

St Kilda 8.11 (59)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 41,752)

Report
Sunday, 13 May (1:10 pm)

North Melbourne 11.6 (72)
def. by

Richmond 12.10 (82)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 29,153)

Report
Sunday, 13 May (3:20 pm)

Collingwood 5.15 (45)
def. by

Geelong 9.12 (66)

MCG (crowd: 44,602)

Report

  • The crowd of 6,060 for the Gold Coast vs Melbourne game, played in Brisbane away from Gold Coast’s normal home ground due to the ongoing restoration of Metricon Stadium after the Commonwealth Games, is the lowest attendance ever for a premiership match at the Gabba.[15]


Round 9









































































Round 9


Friday, 18 May (7:20 pm)

Adelaide 9.9 (63)
def.

Western Bulldogs 2.14 (26)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 39,407)

Report
Saturday, 19 May (1:45 pm)

North Melbourne 17.10 (112)
def.

Greater Western Sydney 9.15 (69)

Blundstone Arena (crowd: 7,194)

Report
Saturday, 19 May (1:15 pm)

Gold Coast 6.6 (42)
def. by

Port Adelaide 11.16 (82)

Jiangwan Stadium (crowd: 10,689)

Report
Saturday, 19 May (4:35 pm)

Essendon 12.12 (84)
def.

Geelong 7.8 (50)

MCG (crowd: 50,228)

Report
Saturday, 19 May (7:25 pm)

Sydney 17.9 (111)
def.

Fremantle 7.10 (52)

SCG (crowd: 27,481)

Report
Saturday, 19 May (7:25 pm)

St Kilda 10.12 (72)
def. by

Collingwood 15.10 (100)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 33,994)

Report
Sunday, 20 May (1:10 pm)

Carlton 7.8 (50)
def. by

Melbourne 25.9 (159)

MCG (crowd: 44,142)

Report
Sunday, 20 May (3:20 pm)

Brisbane Lions 20.9 (129)
def.

Hawthorn 11.7 (73)

Gabba (crowd: 20,628)

Report
Sunday, 20 May (2:40 pm)

West Coast 20.10 (130)
def.

Richmond 12.11 (83)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 57,616)

Report

  • The Western Bulldogs' score of 2.14 (26) was the fewest goals kicked by the club in a match since round 12, 1965,[16] and its lowest score since round 16, 1996.[17]


  • Carlton suffered its worst ever defeat against Melbourne, losing by 109 points. It was Melbourne's greatest winning margin since round 21, 1993.[18]


  • Lance Franklin became the second player to kick 300 goals for two different clubs (Hawthorn and Sydney), after Tony Lockett (St Kilda and Sydney).

  • The West Coast vs. Richmond crowd of 57,616 was the highest ever attendance for a sporting event in Western Australia. The record stood only until the qualifying final between West Coast and Collingwood several months later.[citation needed]


Round 10







































































Round 10


Friday, 25 May (7:50 pm)

Collingwood 13.12 (90)
def.

Western Bulldogs 8.7 (55)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 37,985)

Report
Saturday, 26 May (1:45 pm)

Richmond 15.15 (105)
def.

St Kilda 12.5 (77)

MCG (crowd: 48,850)

Report
Saturday, 26 May (4:35 pm)

Brisbane Lions 6.13 (49)
def. by

Sydney 10.7 (67)

Gabba (crowd: 18,702)

Report
Saturday, 26 May (7:25 pm)

Geelong 11.7 (73)
def.

Carlton 5.15 (45)

GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 31,090)

Report
Saturday, 26 May (7:25 pm)

Greater Western Sydney 8.12 (60)
def. by

Essendon 14.11 (95)

Spotless Stadium (crowd: 10,789)

Report
Sunday, 27 May (1:10 pm)

Hawthorn 9.6 (60)
def. by

West Coast 11.9 (75)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 28,077)

Report
Sunday, 27 May (2:50 pm)

Melbourne 23.8 (146)
def.

Adelaide 8.7 (55)

TIO Traeger Park (crowd: 6,989)

Report
Sunday, 27 May (2:40 pm)

Fremantle 8.10 (58)
def. by

North Melbourne 12.14 (86)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 37,575)

Report


Bye: Gold Coast, Port Adelaide



  • The Western Bulldogs' score of 0.4 (4) in the second half against Collingwood was the first time the club had been kept goalless in a half since round 12, 1991.


Round 11









































































Round 11 (Sir Doug Nicholls Round)


Friday, 1 June (7:50 pm)

Sydney 13.13 (91)
def.

Carlton 9.7 (61)

SCG (crowd: 27,351)

Report
Saturday, 2 June (1:45 pm)

Western Bulldogs 7.9 (51)
def. by

Melbourne 15.10 (100)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 28,485)

Report
Saturday, 2 June (2:10 pm)

Hawthorn 9.10 (64)
def.

Port Adelaide 9.7 (61)

University of Tasmania Stadium (crowd: 13,007)

Report
Saturday, 2 June (4:35 pm)

Gold Coast 4.12 (36)
def. by

Geelong 17.19 (121)

Metricon Stadium (crowd: 17,490)

Report
Saturday, 2 June (7:25 pm)

Essendon 6.7 (43)
def. by

Richmond 17.12 (114)

MCG (crowd: 81,046)

Report
Saturday, 2 June (6:10 pm)

West Coast 16.5 (101)
def.

St Kilda 14.4 (88)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 54,188)

Report
Sunday, 3 June (1:10 pm)

North Melbourne 21.15 (141)
def.

Brisbane Lions 12.15 (87)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 22,133)

Report
Sunday, 3 June (3:20 pm)

Collingwood 21.12 (138)
def.

Fremantle 12.5 (77)

MCG (crowd: 34,542)

Report
Sunday, 3 June (4:10 pm)

Adelaide 11.15 (81)
def. by

Greater Western Sydney 14.13 (97)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 44,120)

Report


Round 12

































































Round 12


Friday, 8 June (7:20 pm)

Port Adelaide 10.12 (72)
def.

Richmond 8.10 (58)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 39,936)

Report
Saturday, 9 June (1:45 pm)

Geelong 14.12 (96)
def.

North Melbourne 8.11 (59)

GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 31,265)

Report
Saturday, 9 June (4:35 pm)

Greater Western Sydney 20.14 (134)
def.

Gold Coast 4.2 (26)

Spotless Stadium (crowd: 7,131)

Report
Saturday, 9 June (7:25 pm)

St Kilda 7.13 (55)
def. by

Sydney 19.12 (126)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 27,569)

Report
Sunday, 10 June (1:10 pm)

Brisbane Lions 8.14 (62)
def. by

Essendon 12.12 (84)

Gabba (crowd: 20,476)

Report
Sunday, 10 June (2:40 pm)

Fremantle 10.11 (71)
def.

Adelaide 9.14 (68)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 33,421)

Report
Monday, 11 June (3:20 pm)

Melbourne 14.7 (91)
def. by

Collingwood 20.13 (133)

MCG (crowd: 83,518)

Report


Bye: Carlton, Hawthorn, West Coast, Western Bulldogs




  • Greater Western Sydney recorded a 108 point victory against Gold Coast, which was their biggest win in their history.


  • Gold Coast did not take a single mark inside its forward 50m arc during its loss to Greater Western Sydney, the first time this had occurred since the statistic was first kept in 1999.[19]


Round 13



























































Round 13


Thursday, 14 June (7:20 pm)

Port Adelaide 20.12 (132)
def.

Western Bulldogs 11.9 (75)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 26,137)

Report
Friday, 15 June (7:50 pm)

Sydney 10.12 (72)
def.

West Coast 7.15 (57)

SCG (crowd: 36,402)

Report
Saturday, 16 June (1:45 pm)

Carlton 6.10 (46)
def. by

Fremantle 15.13 (103)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 21,430)

Report
Saturday, 16 June (4:35 pm)

Gold Coast 11.12 (78)
def. by

St Kilda 11.14 (80)

Metricon Stadium (crowd: 10,181)

Report
Saturday, 16 June (7:25 pm)

Hawthorn 12.16 (88)
def.

Adelaide 4.8 (32)

MCG (crowd: 26,693)

Report
Sunday, 17 June (3:20 pm)

Geelong 9.11 (65)
def. by

Richmond 12.11 (83)

MCG (crowd: 46,423)

Report


Bye: Brisbane Lions, Collingwood, Essendon, Greater Western Sydney, Melbourne, North Melbourne



  • The crowd of 26,137 for the Port Adelaide vs. Western Bulldogs game, played in freezing and wet conditions, is the lowest attendance ever for an AFL match at the Adelaide Oval.[20]


Round 14



























































Round 14


Thursday, 21 June (6:10 pm)

West Coast 6.16 (52)
def. by

Essendon 12.8 (80)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 51,409)

Report
Friday, 22 June (7:20 pm)

Port Adelaide 11.9 (75)
def.

Melbourne 9.11 (65)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 40,751)

Report
Saturday, 23 June (1:45 pm)

Hawthorn 13.18 (96)
def.

Gold Coast 5.13 (43)

University of Tasmania Stadium (crowd: 9,007)

Report
Saturday, 23 June (4:35 pm)

Brisbane Lions 12.10 (82)
def. by

Greater Western Sydney 16.13 (109)

Gabba (crowd: 11,267)

Report
Saturday, 23 June (7:25 pm)

Western Bulldogs 11.9 (75)
def. by

North Melbourne 12.5 (77)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 26,301)

Report
Sunday, 24 June (3:20 pm)

Collingwood 11.13 (79)
def.

Carlton 9.5 (59)

MCG (crowd: 53,706)

Report


Bye: Adelaide, Fremantle, Geelong, Richmond, St Kilda, Sydney




Round 15









































































Round 15


Thursday, 28 June (7:20 pm)

Richmond 14.9 (93)
def.

Sydney 11.1 (67)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 43,519)

Report
Friday, 29 June (7:50 pm)

Western Bulldogs 16.7 (103)
def.

Geelong 15.11 (101)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 29,499)

Report
Saturday, 30 June (1:45 pm)

Carlton 10.9 (69)
def. by

Port Adelaide 13.12 (90)

MCG (crowd: 26,562)

Report
Saturday, 30 June (4:05 pm)

Adelaide 12.16 (88)
def.

West Coast 12.6 (78)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 44,771)

Report
Saturday, 30 June (7:25 pm)

Gold Coast 8.12 (60)
def. by

Collingwood 14.15 (99)

Metricon Stadium (crowd: 13,637)

Report
Saturday, 30 June (7:25 pm)

Greater Western Sydney 13.17 (95)
def.

Hawthorn 13.6 (84)

Spotless Stadium (crowd: 10,866)

Report
Sunday, 1 July (1:10 pm)

Melbourne 18.9 (117)
def. by

St Kilda 18.11 (119)

MCG (crowd: 38,910)

Report
Sunday, 1 July (3:20 pm)

Essendon 19.11 (125)
def.

North Melbourne 16.12 (108)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 45,580)

Report
Sunday, 1 July (2:40 pm)

Fremantle 9.10 (64)
def. by

Brisbane Lions 18.11 (119)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 41,674)

Report


  • Geelong's Harry Taylor had a chance to win the game after the siren against the Western Bulldogs, but missed to the left for a behind.


Round 16









































































Round 16


Thursday, 5 July (7:20 pm)

Sydney 9.5 (59)
def. by

Geelong 8.23 (71)

SCG (crowd: 34,363)

Report
Friday, 6 July (7:50 pm)

Richmond 15.13 (103)
def.

Adelaide 8.8 (56)

MCG (crowd: 54,934)

Report
Saturday, 7 July (1:45 pm)

Brisbane Lions 18.12 (120)
def.

Carlton 7.13 (55)

Gabba (crowd: 21,074)

Report
Saturday, 7 July (4:05 pm)

Port Adelaide 12.14 (86)
def.

St Kilda 7.8 (50)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 36,253)

Report
Saturday, 7 July (7:25 pm)

Western Bulldogs 9.5 (59)
def. by

Hawthorn 19.8 (122)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 35,320)

Report
Saturday, 7 July (7:10 pm)

Melbourne 13.24 (102)
def.

Fremantle 7.6 (48)

TIO Stadium (crowd: 8,689)

Report
Sunday, 8 July (1:10 pm)

North Melbourne 14.11 (95)
def.

Gold Coast 8.10 (58)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 14,389)

Report
Sunday, 8 July (3:20 pm)

Essendon 9.8 (62)
def. by

Collingwood 12.6 (78)

MCG (crowd: 69,868)

Report
Sunday, 8 July (2:40 pm)

West Coast 13.8 (86)
def.

Greater Western Sydney 10.15 (75)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 52,105)

Report


Round 17









































































Round 17


Thursday, 12 July (7:20 pm)

Adelaide 16.16 (112)
def.

Geelong 14.13 (97)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 46,095)

Report
Friday, 13 July (7:50 pm)

St Kilda 16.20 (116)
def.

Carlton 7.10 (52)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 33,780)

Report
Saturday, 14 July (1:45 pm)

Hawthorn 9.11 (65)
def. by

Brisbane Lions 15.8 (98)

University of Tasmania Stadium (crowd: 12,557)

Report
Saturday, 14 July (4:35 pm)

Melbourne 18.11 (119)
def.

Western Bulldogs 10.9 (69)

MCG (crowd: 31,053)

Report
Saturday, 14 July (7:25 pm)

Gold Coast 6.15 (51)
def. by

Essendon 13.17 (95)

Metricon Stadium (crowd: 13,061)

Report
Saturday, 14 July (7:25 pm)

Greater Western Sydney 11.13 (79)
def.

Richmond 10.17 (77)

Spotless Stadium (crowd: 14,456)

Report
Sunday, 15 July (1:10 pm)

Collingwood 9.13 (67)
def. by

West Coast 15.12 (102)

MCG (crowd: 53,439)

Report
Sunday, 15 July (3:20 pm)

North Melbourne 15.8 (98)
def. by

Sydney 16.8 (104)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 25,633)

Report
Sunday, 15 July (2:40 pm)

Fremantle 8.11 (59)
def.

Port Adelaide 7.8 (50)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 33,190)

Report


  • West Coast defeated Collingwood at the MCG for the first time since round 2, 1995, breaking a 10-game losing streak.[citation needed]


Round 18









































































Round 18


Friday, 20 July (7:50 pm)

St Kilda 8.9 (57)
def. by

Richmond 16.15 (111)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 36,269)

Report
Saturday, 21 July (1:45 pm)

Collingwood 20.10 (130)
def.

North Melbourne 9.10 (64)

MCG (crowd: 50,393)

Report
Saturday, 21 July (2:10 pm)

Sydney 8.16 (64)
def. by

Gold Coast 12.16 (88)

SCG (crowd: 32,565)

Report
Saturday, 21 July (4:35 pm)

Essendon 13.21 (99)
def.

Fremantle 11.4 (70)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 31,564)

Report
Saturday, 21 July (7:25 pm)

Brisbane Lions 13.10 (88)
def. by

Adelaide 13.15 (93)

Gabba (crowd: 20,475)

Report
Saturday, 21 July (7:25 pm)

Geelong 16.4 (100)
def.

Melbourne 14.14 (98)

GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 30,125)

Report
Sunday, 22 July (1:10 pm)

Carlton 7.10 (52)
def. by

Hawthorn 18.16 (124)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 30,405)

Report
Sunday, 22 July (3:20 pm)

West Coast 14.16 (100)
def.

Western Bulldogs 6.10 (46)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 46,854)

Report
Sunday, 22 July (4:10 pm)

Port Adelaide 8.10 (58)
def. by

Greater Western Sydney 11.14 (80)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 34,693)

Report


  • Zach Tuohy of Geelong kicked a goal after the final siren to defeat Melbourne. This was the second time Geelong defeated Melbourne by less than a goal in 2018.


Round 19









































































Round 19


Friday, 27 July (7:50 pm)

Essendon 15.19 (109)
def.

Sydney 10.6 (66)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 42,251)

Report
Saturday, 28 July (1:45 pm)

Richmond 16.9 (105)
def.

Collingwood 12.5 (77)

MCG (crowd: 88,180)

Report
Saturday, 28 July (2:10 pm)

Geelong 18.12 (120)
def.

Brisbane Lions 11.12 (78)

GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 28,226)

Report
Saturday, 28 July (4:35 pm)

Greater Western Sydney 13.8 (86)
def.

St Kilda 8.13 (61)

Spotless Stadium (crowd: 12,014)

Report
Saturday, 28 July (7:25 pm)

Gold Coast 5.14 (44)
def. by

Carlton 12.7 (79)

Metricon Stadium (crowd: 10,776)

Report
Saturday, 28 July (7:10 pm)

Adelaide 10.17 (77)
def. by

Melbourne 13.12 (90)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 45,880)

Report
Sunday, 29 July (1:10 pm)

North Melbourne 12.9 (81)
def.

West Coast 6.5 (41)

Blundstone Arena (crowd: 11,176)

Report
Sunday, 29 July (3:20 pm)

Western Bulldogs 5.4 (34)
def. by

Port Adelaide 11.12 (78)

Mars Stadium (crowd: 6,450)

Report
Sunday, 29 July (2:40 pm)

Fremantle 7.11 (53)
def. by

Hawthorn 17.10 (112)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 41,845)

Report

  • Richmond won their 19th consecutive match at the MCG, breaking the all time winning streak at the venue.


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Round 20


Friday, 3 August (7:50 pm)

Richmond 12.13 (85)
def.

Geelong 12.10 (82)

MCG (crowd: 67,054)

Report
Saturday, 4 August (1:45 pm)

Hawthorn 16.11 (107)
def.

Essendon 16.7 (103)

MCG (crowd: 68,857)

Report
Saturday, 4 August (2:10 pm)

Brisbane Lions 16.8 (104)
def. by

North Melbourne 16.11 (107)

Gabba (crowd: 18,395)

Report
Saturday, 4 August (4:05 pm)

Adelaide 13.18 (96)
def.

Port Adelaide 14.9 (93)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 50,377)

Report
Saturday, 4 August (7:25 pm)

St Kilda 9.14 (68)
def. by

Western Bulldogs 15.13 (103)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 20,748)

Report
Saturday, 4 August (7:25 pm)

Sydney 11.7 (73)
def.

Collingwood 10.11 (71)

SCG (crowd: 39,238)

Report
Sunday, 5 August (1:10 pm)

Carlton 7.4 (46)
def. by

Greater Western Sydney 23.13 (151)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 16,697)

Report
Sunday, 5 August (3:20 pm)

Melbourne 21.17 (143)
def.

Gold Coast 7.5 (47)

MCG (crowd: 23,072)

Report
Sunday, 5 August (2:40 pm)

West Coast 21.16 (142)
def.

Fremantle 13.6 (84)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 57,375)

Report

  • This was the first time that 5 games in a round were decided by less than a goal.[citation needed]


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Round 21


Friday, 10 August (7:50 pm)

Essendon 18.14 (122)
def.

St Kilda 11.13 (79)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 37,483)

Report
Saturday, 11 August (1:45 pm)

Hawthorn 10.11 (71)
def.

Geelong 8.12 (60)

MCG (crowd: 59,529)

Report
Saturday, 11 August (2:10 pm)

Gold Coast 7.9 (51)
def. by

Richmond 19.11 (125)

Metricon Stadium (crowd: 18,102)

Report
Saturday, 11 August (4:05 pm)

Port Adelaide 9.4 (58)
def. by

West Coast 9.8 (62)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 32,534)

Report
Saturday, 11 August (7:25 pm)

Collingwood 14.20 (104)
def.

Brisbane Lions 11.7 (73)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 33,390)

Report
Saturday, 11 August (7:25 pm)

Greater Western Sydney 15.16 (106)
def.

Adelaide 13.14 (92)

Manuka Oval (crowd: 13,249)

Report
Sunday, 12 August (1:10 pm)

North Melbourne 12.13 (85)
def. by

Western Bulldogs 13.14 (92)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 27,031)

Report
Sunday, 12 August (3:20 pm)

Melbourne 10.18 (78)
def. by

Sydney 13.9 (87)

MCG (crowd: 51,424)

Report
Sunday, 12 August (2:40 pm)

Fremantle 15.11 (101)
def.

Carlton 10.12 (72)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 40,028)

Report


  • Jeremy McGovern (West Coast) kicked a goal after the final siren to defeat Port Adelaide.

  • The Western Bulldogs had three separate players[who?] that each recorded 40 disposals or more in its win over North Melbourne, the first time a team had achieved this ever in a match.[citation needed]


Round 22









































































Round 22


Friday, 17 August (7:50 pm)

Richmond 12.9 (81)
def.

Essendon 11.7 (73)

MCG (crowd: 76,424)

Report
Saturday, 18 August (1:45 pm)

Collingwood 17.13 (115)
def.

Port Adelaide 10.4 (64)

MCG (crowd: 46,286)

Report
Saturday, 18 August (2:10 pm)

Geelong 24.14 (158)
def.

Fremantle 3.7 (25)

GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 24,507)

Report
Saturday, 18 August (4:35 pm)

Greater Western Sydney 8.12 (60)
def. by

Sydney 11.14 (80)

Spotless Stadium (crowd: 21,433)

Report
Saturday, 18 August (7:25 pm)

Gold Coast 11.8 (74)
def. by

Brisbane Lions 10.18 (78)

Metricon Stadium (crowd: 11,907)

Report
Saturday, 18 August (7:25 pm)

St Kilda 11.10 (76)
def. by

Hawthorn 12.8 (80)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 24,795)

Report
Sunday, 19 August (1:10 pm)

Carlton 7.7 (49)
def. by

Western Bulldogs 10.6 (66)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 24,143)

Report
Sunday, 19 August (1:20 pm)

West Coast 14.7 (91)
def. by

Melbourne 16.12 (108)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 55,824)

Report
Sunday, 19 August (4:10 pm)

Adelaide 12.14 (86)
def.

North Melbourne 11.11 (77)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 41,444)

Report


  • Geelong kicked the final 23 goals of their match against Fremantle, equalling the record for most consecutive goals ever scored in a match.[citation needed]


  • Fremantle suffered its heaviest ever loss, losing by 133 points.


  • Matt Crouch (Adelaide) recorded 35 handballs against North Melbourne, the most ever recorded in any match.[citation needed]


Round 23









































































Round 23


Friday, 24 August (7:20 pm)

Port Adelaide 13.11 (89)
def. by

Essendon 17.9 (111)

Adelaide Oval (crowd: 39,168)

Report
Saturday, 25 August (1:45 pm)

Geelong 22.10 (142)
def.

Gold Coast 5.10 (40)

GMHBA Stadium (crowd: 28,004)

Report
Saturday, 25 August (2:10 pm)

Richmond 15.8 (98)
def.

Western Bulldogs 14.11 (95)

MCG (crowd: 56,998)

Report
Saturday, 25 August (2:35 pm)

Fremantle 9.13 (67)
def. by

Collingwood 11.10 (76)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 41,320)

Report
Saturday, 25 August (7:25 pm)

Carlton 8.13 (61)
def. by

Adelaide 26.9 (165)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 17,000)

Report
Saturday, 25 August (7:25 pm)

Sydney 10.14 (74)
def. by

Hawthorn 12.11 (83)

SCG (crowd: 39,660)

Report
Sunday, 26 August (1:10 pm)

Brisbane Lions 11.6 (72)
def. by

West Coast 14.14 (98)

Gabba (crowd: 16,367)

Report
Sunday, 26 August (3:20 pm)

Melbourne 15.12 (102)
def.

Greater Western Sydney 8.9 (57)

MCG (crowd: 37,285)

Report
Sunday, 26 August (4:40 pm)

St Kilda 14.10 (94)
def. by

North Melbourne 17.15 (117)

Etihad Stadium (crowd: 19,866)

Report


  • Carlton suffered its worst ever defeat against Adelaide, losing by 104 points.


Season notes



  • Carlton lost its first seven matches, the longest losing streak to start a season in the club's history.[21]


  • Carlton's final record of 2-20 was the club's fewest wins in a season since 1901.[22]


  • Melbourne qualified for the finals for the first time since 2006.


Win/loss table










ColourResult
GreenWin
RedLoss
BlueDraw

Bold – Home game
X – Bye
Opponent for round listed above margin
This table can be sorted by margin, winners are represented in the first half of each column, and losers are represented in the second half of each column once sorted






































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Team
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
F1
F2
F3
GF
Ladder

Adelaide

Ess
12

Rich
36

StK
49

Coll
48

Syd
10

GC
48

Carl
55

PA
5

WB
37

Melb
91

GWS
16

Frem
3

Haw
56
X

WCE
10

Rich
47

Geel
15

BL
5

Melb
13

PA
3

GWS
14

NM
9

Carl
104
X
X
X
X
12

Brisbane Lions

StK
25

Melb
26

PA
5

Rich
93

GC
5

GWS
34

Coll
7

WB
14

Haw
56

Syd
18

NM
54

Ess
22
X

GWS
27

Frem
55

Carl
65

Haw
33

Adel
5

Geel
42

NM
3

Coll
31

GC
4

WCE
26
X
X
X
X
15

Carlton

Rich
26

GC
34

Coll
24

NM
86

WCE
10

WB
21

Adel
55

Ess
13

Melb
109

Geel
28

Syd
30
X

Frem
57

Coll
20

PA
21

BL
65

StK
64

Haw
72

GC
35

GWS
105

Frem
29

WB
17

Adel
104
X
X
X
X
18

Collingwood

Haw
34

GWS
16

Carl
24

Adel
48

Ess
49

Rich
43

BL
7

Geel
21

StK
28

WB
35

Frem
61

Melb
42
X

Carl
20

GC
39

Ess
16

WCE
35

NM
66

Rich
28

Syd
2

BL
31

PA
51

Frem
9

WCE
16

GWS
10

Rich
39

WCE
5

2

Essendon

Adel
12

Frem
16

WB
21

PA
22

Coll
49

Melb
36

Haw
23

Carl
13

Geel
34

GWS
35

Rich
71

BL
22
X

WCE
28

NM
17

Coll
16

GC
44

Frem
29

Syd
43

Haw
4

StK
43

Rich
8

PA
22
X
X
X
X
11

Fremantle

PA
50

Ess
16

GC
28

GWS
31

WB
54

WCE
8

Rich
77

StK
30

Syd
59

NM
28

Coll
61

Adel
3

Carl
57
X

BL
55

Melb
54

PA
9

Ess
29

Haw
59

WCE
58

Carl
29

Geel
133

Coll
9
X
X
X
X
14

Geelong

Melb
3

Haw
1

WCE
15

StK
47

PA
34

Syd
17

GWS
61

Coll
21

Ess
34

Carl
28

GC
85

NM
37

Rich
18
X

WB
2

Syd
12

Adel
15

Melb
2

BL
42

Rich
3

Haw
11

Frem
133

GC
102

Melb
29
X
X
X

8

Gold Coast

NM
16

Carl
34

Frem
28

WCE
80

BL
5

Adel
48

WB
9

Melb
69

PA
40
X

Geel
85

GWS
108

StK
2

Haw
53

Coll
39

NM
37

Ess
44

Syd
24

Carl
35

Melb
96

Rich
74

BL
4

Geel
102
X
X
X
X
17

Greater Western Sydney

WB
82

Coll
16

Syd
16

Frem
31

StK
0

BL
34

Geel
61

WCE
25

NM
43

Ess
35

Adel
16

GC
108
X

BL
27

Haw
11

WCE
11

Rich
2

PA
22

StK
25

Carl
105

Adel
13

Syd
20

Melb
45

Syd
49

Coll
10
X
X

6

Hawthorn

Coll
34

Geel
1

Rich
13

Melb
67

NM
28

StK
35

Ess
23

Syd
8

BL
56

WCE
15

PA
3
X

Adel
56

GC
53

GWS
11

WB
63

BL
33

Carl
72

Frem
59

Ess
4

Geel
11

StK
4

Syd
9

Rich
31

Melb
33
X
X

5

Melbourne

Geel
3

BL
26

NM
37

Haw
67

Rich
46

Ess
36

StK
39

GC
69

Carl
109

Adel
91

WB
49

Coll
42
X

PA
10

StK
2

Frem
54

WB
50

Geel
2

Adel
13

GC
96

Syd
9

WCE
17

GWS
45

Geel
29

Haw
33

WCE
66
X

4

North Melbourne

GC
16

StK
52

Melb
37

Carl
86

Haw
28

PA
33

Syd
2

Rich
10

GWS
43

Frem
28

BL
54

Geel
37
X

WB
2

Ess
17

GC
37

Syd
6

Coll
66

WCE
40

BL
3

WB
7

Adel
9

StK
23
X
X
X
X
9

Port Adelaide

Frem
50

Syd
23

BL
5

Ess
22

Geel
34

NM
33

WCE
42

Adel
5

GC
40
X

Haw
3

Rich
14

WB
57

Melb
10

Carl
21

StK
36

Frem
9

GWS
22

WB
44

Adel
3

WCE
4

Coll
51

Ess
22
X
X
X
X
10

Richmond

Carl
26

Adel
36

Haw
13

BL
93

Melb
46

Coll
43

Frem
77

NM
10

WCE
47

StK
28

Ess
71

PA
14

Geel
18
X

Syd
26

Adel
47

GWS
2

StK
54

Coll
28

Geel
3

GC
74

Ess
8

WB
3

Haw
31
X

Coll
39
X

3

St Kilda

BL
25

NM
52

Adel
49

Geel
47

GWS
0

Haw
35

Melb
39

Frem
30

Coll
28

Rich
28

WCE
13

Syd
71

GC
2
X

Melb
2

PA
36

Carl
64

Rich
54

GWS
25

WB
35

Ess
43

Haw
4

NM
23
X
X
X
X
16

Sydney

WCE
29

PA
23

GWS
16

WB
7

Adel
10

Geel
17

NM
2

Haw
8

Frem
59

BL
18

Carl
30

StK
71

WCE
15
X

Rich
26

Geel
12

NM
6

GC
24

Ess
43

Coll
2

Melb
9

GWS
20

Haw
9

GWS
49
X
X
X

7

West Coast

Syd
29

WB
51

Geel
15

GC
80

Carl
10

Frem
8

PA
42

GWS
25

Rich
47

Haw
15

StK
13
X

Syd
15

Ess
28

Adel
10

GWS
11

Coll
35

WB
54

NM
40

Frem
58

PA
4

Melb
17

BL
26

Coll
16
X

Melb
66

Coll
5

1

Western Bulldogs

GWS
82

WCE
51

Ess
21

Syd
7

Frem
54

Carl
21

GC
9

BL
14

Adel
37

Coll
35

Melb
49
X

PA
57

NM
2

Geel
2

Haw
63

Melb
50

WCE
54

PA
44

StK
35

NM
7

Carl
17

Rich
3
X
X
X
X
13
Team
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
F1
F2
F3
GF
Ladder


Ladder




































































































































































































Pos
Team

[
  • v

  • t

  • e

]


Pld

W

L

D

PF

PA

%

Pts
Qualification
1

Richmond
22
18
4
0
2143
1574
136.1
72

2018 finals
2

West Coast (P)
22
16
6
0
2012
1657
121.4
64
3

Collingwood
22
15
7
0
2046
1699
120.4
60
4

Hawthorn
22
15
7
0
1972
1642
120.1
60
5

Melbourne
22
14
8
0
2299
1749
131.4
56
6

Sydney
22
14
8
0
1822
1664
109.5
56
7

Greater Western Sydney
22
13
8
1
1898
1664
114.1
54
8

Geelong
22
13
9
0
2045
1554
131.6
52
9

North Melbourne
22
12
10
0
1950
1790
108.9
48

10

Port Adelaide
22
12
10
0
1780
1654
107.6
48
11

Essendon
22
12
10
0
1932
1838
105.1
48
12

Adelaide
22
12
10
0
1941
1865
104.1
48
13

Western Bulldogs
22
8
14
0
1575
2037
77.3
32
14

Fremantle
22
8
14
0
1556
2041
76.2
32
15

Brisbane Lions
22
5
17
0
1825
2049
89.1
20
16

St Kilda
22
4
17
1
1606
2182
73.6
18
17

Gold Coast
22
4
18
0
1308
2182
59.9
16
18

Carlton
22
2
20
0
1353
2282
59.3
8
Source: AFL
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) number of points for.


Ladder progression


  • Numbers highlighted in green indicates the team finished the round inside the top 8.

  • Numbers highlighted in blue indicates the team finished in first place on the ladder in that round.

  • Numbers highlighted in red indicates the team finished in last place on the ladder in that round.

  • Underlined numbers indicates the team had a bye during that round.

  • Subscript numbers indicate ladder position at rounds end.






















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Team
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
 
1
Richmond
4741289123161201241281282322362362401401441481481521561601641681
721
2
West Coast
0144885122162202242282321361401401402403403443482522522562602602
642
3
Collingwood
016016414810125121016916112010248287326326364402442443483483486525563
603
4
Hawthorn
43848812412716420420520920102410241128932932103683610408447485524564
604
5
Melbourne
010468481281412121610206243283323325324326327366406407446484487527
565
6
Sydney
4549871261210167168207245284324363403402404405444444449488526565
566
7
Greater Western Sydney
418182121143183185189181118112211269261030103463410387426465503543546
547
8
Geelong
4941041288126129166203208246285324325327328367368408448449449488
528
9
North Melbourne
0154541187124128167161020724528628728832832936936936104010441044104410
489
10
Port Adelaide
42821211251291661611208246249248288327365405444445445484487488489
4810
11
Essendon
4841141381181381481581512141612161220122013241228122812321236114011401144114411
4811
12
Adelaide
01147838912816520320424424724924102411241128112811321136123612401240124412
4812
13
Western Bulldogs
0180184164154168151214161316131614161416141614161420142014201420142014241428143213
3213
14
Fremantle
017414810813121112111212161216121613161320132412241324132413281328132813281332133214
3214
15
Brisbane Lions
0130150170170170170170184174174174174174178171216161616161616161616162015
2015
16
St Kilda
464134154166156166166166166166166161016101614151415181518151815181518161816
1816
17
Gold Coast
448386814121212131213121412151215121512151215121512161217121716171617161716171617
1617
18
Carlton
012017018018018018018417418418418418418418418418418418818818818818
818


Finals series


Main article: 2018 AFL finals series




















































































































































 
Qualifying / Elimination finals

Semi-finals

Preliminary finals

Grand final
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
QF1: Sep 6, MCG
 

1
 Richmond

13.17 (95)
 

4
 Hawthorn
9.10 (64)
 
 
SF1: Sep 14, MCG
 

 
 
 Hawthorn
10.11 (71)
 
 

EF1: Sep 7, MCG
 
 
 Melbourne

16.8 (104)
 
 
 
PF1: Sep 21, MCG

5
 Melbourne

10.15 (75)
 
 
 
 Richmond
8.10 (58)
 

8
 Geelong
6.10 (46)
 
 
 
 
 Collingwood

15.7 (97)
 
 
GF: 29 Sep, MCG
 
 
 
 
 West Coast

11.13 (79)
 
EF2: Sep 8, SCG
 
 
 
PF2: Sep 22, Optus Stadium
 
 
 Collingwood
11.8 (74)

6
 Sydney
4.6 (30)
 
 
 
 
 West Coast

18.13 (121)
 

7
 Greater Western Sydney

10.19 (79)
 
 
SF2: Sep 15, MCG
 
 
 
 Melbourne
7.13 (55)
 

 
 
 Collingwood

9.15 (69)
 
 

QF2: Sep 8, Optus Stadium
 
 
 Greater Western Sydney
9.5 (59)
 
 

2
 West Coast

12.14 (86)
 

3
 Collingwood
10.10 (70)
 


Week one































Qualifying finals


QF1: Thursday, 6 September (7:20 pm)

Richmond 13.17 (95)
def.

Hawthorn 9.10 (64)

MCG (crowd: 91,446)

Report
QF2: Saturday, 8 September (6:10 pm)

West Coast 12.14 (86)
def.

Collingwood 10.10 (70)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 59,585)

Report






























Elimination finals


EF1: Friday, 7 September (7:50 pm)

Melbourne 10.15 (75)
def.

Geelong 6.10 (46)

MCG (crowd: 91,767)

Report
EF2: Saturday, 8 September (4:20 pm)

Sydney 4.6 (30)
def. by

Greater Western Sydney 10.19 (79)

SCG (crowd: 40,350)

Report


  • Sydney's score of 4.6 (30) was its lowest ever score at the SCG.

  • The crowd of 91,767 between Melbourne and Geelong was the highest crowd for a Melbourne game since the 2000 AFL Grand Final.


Week two































Semi-finals


SF1: Friday, 14 September (7:50 pm)

Hawthorn 10.11 (71)
def. by

Melbourne 16.8 (104)

MCG (crowd: 90,152)

Report
SF2: Saturday, 15 September (7:25 pm)

Collingwood 9.15 (69)
def.

Greater Western Sydney 9.5 (59)

MCG (crowd: 72,504)

Report


Week three































Preliminary finals


PF1: Friday, 21 September (7:50 pm)

Richmond 8.10 (58)
def. by

Collingwood 15.7 (97)

MCG (crowd: 94,959)

Report
PF2: Saturday, 22 September (1:20 pm)

West Coast 18.13 (121)
def.

Melbourne 7.13 (55)

Optus Stadium (crowd: 59,608)

Report


  • Melbourne became the first side since Richmond in the 1927 Grand Final to not score a goal in the first half of a final.[23]


  • Collingwood's victory ended Richmond's record 23-game winning streak at the MCG, which dated back to round 13, 2017.


Week four


Main article: 2018 AFL Grand Final
























Grand final


Saturday, 29 September (2:30 pm)

West Coast 11.13 (79)
def.

Collingwood 11.8 (74)

MCG (crowd: 100,022)

Report


  • West Coast became the first team to defeat the same team twice in the same final series since the introduction of a top 8 finals system in 1994.


Finals notes



  • Melbourne qualified for a preliminary final for the first time since 2000, and made finals for the first time since 2006.


  • Collingwood qualified for the grand final for the first time since 2011.


Attendances



By club








































































































































2018 AFL attendances
Club
Total
Games
Avg. per game
Home total
Home games
Home avg.

Adelaide
823,6742237,440499,5891145,417

Brisbane Lions
476,2242221,647202,4621118,406

Carlton
753,0802234,231349,5211131,775

Collingwood
1,339,6282653,585548,8811149,898

Essendon
1,026,7312246,670520,9181147,356

Fremantle
791,2992235,968459,4031141,764

Geelong
970,9282344,133376,2821134,207

Gold Coast
410,7352218,670149,0131113,547

Greater Western Sydney
552,9492426,510131,0471111,913

Hawthorn
976,2822440,678366,2761133,298

Melbourne
1,061,0092542,440447,6411140,695

North Melbourne
569,7222225,896230,5391120,958

Port Adelaide
740,7282233,669420,4981138,227

Richmond
1,381,2982457,554672,9211161,175

St Kilda
637,2042228,964280,5281125,503

Sydney
789,8602334,342373,5481133,959

West Coast
1,044,2502543,510585,7491153,250

Western Bulldogs
642,9592229,225279,0931125,372


By ground











































































2018 ground attendances
Ground
Total
Games
Avg. per game

Adelaide Arena at Jiangwan Stadium
10,689110,689

Adelaide Oval
920,0772241,822

Blundstone Arena
32,636310,879

Cazaly's Stadium
3,72213,722

Etihad Stadium
1,291,6704528,704

Gabba
208,5221217,377

GMHBA Stadium
256,670928,519

Mars Stadium
13,28326,642

MCG
2,853,1795057,064

Metricon Stadium
95,154713,593

Optus Stadium
1,197,7332547,909

SCG
413,8981234,492

Spotless Stadium
95,988811,999

TIO Stadium
8,68918,689

TIO Traeger Park
6,98916,989

University of Tasmania Stadium
50,312412,578

UNSW Canberra Oval
35,059311,686


Awards


  • The Brownlow Medal was awarded to Tom Mitchell of Hawthorn who polled 28 votes.[24]

  • The Coleman Medal was awarded to Jack Riewoldt of Richmond, who kicked 65 goals during the home and away season. It was the third time Riewoldt has won the award.[25]

  • The Ron Evans Medal was awarded to Jaidyn Stephenson of Collingwood, who received 52 votes.[26]

  • The Norm Smith Medal was awarded to Luke Shuey of West Coast[27]

  • The AFL Goal of the Year was awarded to Jack Higgins of Richmond for his goal against Collingwood in round 19.[28]

  • The AFL Mark of the Year was awarded to Isaac Heeney of Sydney for his mark against Melbourne in round 21.[29]

  • The McClelland Trophy was awarded to Richmond for the first time since 1982.[30]

  • The wooden spoon was "awarded" to Carlton for the first time since 2015 after obtaining a club low two wins during the season.[31]

  • The AFL Players Association Awards
    • The Leigh Matthews Trophy was awarded to Tom Mitchell of Hawthorn polling 773 votes ahead of Patrick Cripps who polled 529.[32]

    • The Robert Rose Award was awarded to Callan Ward of Greater Western Sydney.[32]

    • The best captain was awarded to Trent Cotchin of Richmond.[32]

    • The best first year player was awarded to Tim Kelly of Geelong.[32]

    • The 22under22 team captaincy was awarded to Marcus Bontempelli of the Western Bulldogs for the third year in a row.[32]


  • The AFL Coaches Association Awards
    • The AFL Coaches Association Player of the Year Award was awarded to Max Gawn of Melbourne who received 97 votes ahead of Patrick Cripps who received 91.[33]

    • The Gary Ayres Award for the best player in the finals series was awarded to Steele Sidebottom of Collingwood who polled 23 votes ahead of teammate Taylor Adams on 18.[34]

    • The Allan Jeans Senior Coach of the Year Award was awarded to Collingwood coach Nathan Buckley.[35]

    • The Assistant Coach of the Year Award was awarded to North Melbourne assistant Rhyce Shaw for the second year in a row.[35]

    • The Lifetime Achievement Award was awarded to Alan Stewart for his contribution to football in South Australia.[35]

    • The Best Young Player Award was awarded to Tom Stewart of Geelong who received 40 votes.[36]

    • The Media Award was awarded to Gerard Whateley for the fifth consecutive year.[35]


  • The Jim Stynes Community Leadership Award was awarded to Neville Jetta of Melbourne.[37]


Milestones




































































































































Name
Club
Milestone
Round
Ref.

Joel Selwood

Geelong

250 AFL games

Round 1
[38]

Trent Cotchin

Richmond

200 AFL games

Round 2
[39]

Mark LeCras

West Coast

200 AFL games

Round 4
[40]

Sam Gilbert

St Kilda

200 AFL games

Round 6
[41]

Callan Ward

Greater Western Sydney

200 AFL games

Round 8
[42]

Nick Smith

Sydney

200 AFL games

Round 9
[43]

Shaun Grigg

Richmond

200 AFL games

Round 10
[44]

Todd Goldstein

North Melbourne

200 AFL games

Round 10
[45]

Dan Hannebery

Sydney

200 AFL games

Round 11
[46]

Nathan Jones

Melbourne

250 AFL games

Round 11
[47]

Ryan Griffen

Greater Western Sydney

250 AFL games

Round 12
[48]

Heath Grundy

Sydney

250 AFL games

Round 13
[49]

Shaun Burgoyne

Hawthorn

350 AFL games

Round 13
[50]

Kade Simpson

Carlton

300 AFL games

Round 15
[51]

Stephen Hill

Fremantle

200 AFL games

Round 16
[52]

Steele Sidebottom

Collingwood

200 AFL games

Round 16
[53]

James Frawley

Hawthorn

200 AFL games

Round 17
[54]

Lance Franklin

Sydney

900 AFL goals

Round 17
[55]

Jordan Lewis

Melbourne

300 AFL games

Round 19
[56]

Shaun Higgins

North Melbourne

200 AFL games

Round 19
[57]

Bryce Gibbs

Adelaide

250 AFL games

Round 20
[58]

David Mackay

Adelaide

200 AFL games

Round 21
[59]

Dale Morris

Western Bulldogs

250 AFL games

Round 21
[60]

Travis Varcoe

Collingwood

200 AFL games

Round 22
[61]

Jack Riewoldt

Richmond

600 AFL goals

Round 23
[62]


Coleman Medal


  • Numbers highlighted in blue indicates the player led the Coleman Medal at the end of that round.

  • Numbers underlined indicates the player did not play in that round.






























































































































































































































































































Player
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Total
1

Jack Riewoldt
440448192113143172195240241253282300303332352374413444481058260565
65
2

Ben Brown
0066410515419423124226531233235035035540242446450252153154458058361
61
3

Tom Hawkins
001134040426410010313316319322325025328530434741748149150656258
58
4

Lance Franklin
88412214317118018018018321122325429231031435439342042244650252557
057

57
5

Luke Breust
440437411516319120323023023124024125227330636036541445348250252153
53
6

Jack Gunston
2224042628311112517421021021021122325025429231233235540242446248
48

Tom McDonald
0000000000222459413215419625025328129130333437340040242345348
8

Jesse Hogan
335819110212214317320121526531031031031334236440141142446147047
047

47
9

Josh Jenkins
22571808311011314115116117118220121021223326228230030333336339746
46
10

Josh Caddy
3336061707411112416117623427027128028129231132233135035439443144
44


Best and fairest



























































Club
Award name
Player

Adelaide

Malcolm Blight Medal

Rory Laird

Brisbane Lions

Merrett-Murray Medal

Dayne Zorko

Carlton

John Nicholls Medal

Patrick Cripps

Collingwood

Copeland Trophy

Steele Sidebottom & Brodie Grundy

Essendon

W. S. Crichton Medal

Devon Smith

Fremantle

Doig Medal

Lachie Neale

Geelong

Carji Greeves Medal

Mark Blicavs

Gold Coast

Club Champion

Jarrod Harbrow

Greater Western Sydney

Kevin Sheedy Medal

Lachie Whitfield

Hawthorn

Peter Crimmins Medal

Tom Mitchell

Melbourne

Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Trophy

Max Gawn

North Melbourne

Syd Barker Medal

Shaun Higgins

Port Adelaide

John Cahill Medal

Justin Westhoff

Richmond

Jack Dyer Medal

Jack Riewoldt

St Kilda

Trevor Barker Award

Jack Steven

Sydney

Bob Skilton Medal

Jake Lloyd

West Coast

John Worsfold Medal

Elliot Yeo

Western Bulldogs

Charles Sutton Medal

Lachie Hunter
Source: Foxsports


Club leadership




















































































































Club
Coach
Captain(s)
Vice-captain(s)
Leadership group
Ref

Adelaide

Don Pyke

Taylor Walker

Rory Sloane

Matt Crouch, Tom Lynch
[63]

Brisbane Lions

Chris Fagan

Dayne Beams (until 23 May)
Dayne Zorko (from 23 May)

Dayne Zorko (until 23 May)
Harris Andrews (deputy until 23 May)

Allen Christensen, Stefan Martin, Ryan Lester
[64]

Carlton

Brendon Bolton

Marc Murphy

Patrick Cripps, Sam Docherty

Ed Curnow, Matthew Kreuzer, Lachie Plowman, Alex Silvagni, Kade Simpson
[65]

Collingwood

Nathan Buckley

Scott Pendlebury

Steele Sidebottom

Taylor Adams, Lynden Dunn, Jeremy Howe
[66]

Essendon

John Worsfold

Dyson Heppell

Cale Hooker, Zach Merrett

Joe Daniher, Orazio Fantasia, Michael Hurley, David Myers
[67]

Fremantle

Ross Lyon

Nat Fyfe


David Mundy, Lachie Neale, Alex Pearce, Aaron Sandilands, Michael Walters

[68][69]

Geelong

Chris Scott

Joel Selwood

Patrick Dangerfield, Harry Taylor (deputy)

Mark Blicavs, Mitch Duncan, Scott Selwood, Zach Tuohy
[70]

Gold Coast

Stuart Dew

Tom Lynch (until 2 August)
Steven May

Michael Barlow, Touk Miller, Pearce Hanley, Matt Rosa, David Swallow, Jarrod Witts

[71]

Greater Western Sydney

Leon Cameron

Phil Davis
Callan Ward

Stephen Coniglio, Josh Kelly

Matt de Boer
[72]

Hawthorn

Alastair Clarkson

Jarryd Roughead

Liam Shiels, Isaac Smith

Jack Gunston, Ben Stratton
[73]

Melbourne

Simon Goodwin

Nathan Jones
Jack Viney

Max Gawn, Jordan Lewis

[74]

North Melbourne

Brad Scott

Jack Ziebell

Robbie Tarrant

Shaun Higgins, Jamie Macmillan
[75]

Port Adelaide

Ken Hinkley

Travis Boak

Ollie Wines

Charlie Dixon, Brad Ebert, Hamish Hartlett, Tom Jonas, Tom Rockliff
[76]

Richmond

Damien Hardwick

Trent Cotchin

Alex Rance, Jack Riewoldt

[77]

St Kilda

Alan Richardson

Jarryn Geary


Jack Newnes, Dylan Roberton, Seb Ross, Jack Steven
[78]

Sydney

John Longmire

Josh Kennedy

Dan Hannebery, Luke Parker, Dane Rampe

Kieren Jack, Jarrad McVeigh, Nick Smith
[79]

West Coast

Adam Simpson

Shannon Hurn

Josh Kennedy, Luke Shuey

Andrew Gaff, Jeremy McGovern, Nic Naitanui

[80][81]

Western Bulldogs

Luke Beveridge

Easton Wood

Marcus Bontempelli

Lachie Hunter, Jason Johannisen, Jack Redpath, Jordan Roughead
[82]


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