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  1. Victory finish strongly to beat FC Seoul in ACL2

    A goal from new signing Guillermo May has combined with goals from Santos and Jordi Valadon to give Melbourne Victory a comfortable win over FC Seoul.

  2. 'Knock away, Jase': Bulldogs say English will stay

    Just as GWS will keep a watch on Tim English, the Western Bulldogs are also adamant their All-Australian ruckman is going nowhere.

  3. How side deals, mega bucks and a rare breakout of honest and rational negotiating ruled trade period

    If Sam Mitchell and his Hawks go on to win the flag in the next few years, they should be thanking the Suns on the podium.

  4. Blues say weekend incident being investigated by AFL

    Carlton are in discussions with the AFL after their players Will Hayward and Lachie Cowan needed separate hospital visits on Sunday morning.

  5. Crows queried for shock call not to trade defender

    Adelaide has been questioned for not trading Nick Murray.

  6. Bombers, Demons make key last-minute moves before the trade buzzer

    There were plenty of big-name deals done before deadline day, but there were some eyebrow-raising deals struck as the clock hit 7.30pm. Follow all the news and reaction.

  7. AFL Trades: Trent Rivers and Jack Viney head to West Coast Eagles minutes before trade deadline

    Trent Rivers and Jack Viney are now Eagles players, with West Coast executing a deal to grab the Melbourne premiership pair minutes before the AFL’s trade deadline. GET THE TRADE AND CONTRACT DETAILS HERE

  8. Australia will go into the Rugby League World Cup as favourites, but do they deserve to be?

    In what promises to be one of the most competitive World Cups ever, we sort the contenders from the pretenders.

  9. Walters explains Teddy resting

    Kevin Walters reveals why he's opted for Reece Walsh instead of James Tedesco in the first World Cup match.

  10. Clock ticks down on deadline trades

    Nine's Tony Jones and Owen Leonard provide the latest details on the final trades.