
Fremantle vs Collingwood Round 10 Tips – 22/05/22
Fremantle will be keen to return to the winner’s circle when they face Collingwood to conclude Round 10 action.
Fremantle will be keen to return to the winner’s circle when they face Collingwood to conclude Round 10 action.
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Richmond are set to butt heads with the ridiculed Bombers in the annual ‘Dreamtime at the G’ match on Saturday night.
Struggling North Melbourne battle it out against the undefeated reigning premiers on Saturday at Marvel Stadium.
Saturday night primetime is treated to Adelaide trying to end a three-match losing streak when they host St Kilda.
The Western Bulldogs will be hoping for back-to-back wins for the first time this season when they host an in-form Suns outfit.
Geelong will look to return to winning ways when they host Port Adelaide at GMHBA on Saturday afternoon.
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Club | State | Stadium |
Adelaide Crows | South Australia | Adelaide Oval |
Brisbane Lions | Queensland | Gabba |
Carlton Blues | Victoria | Marvel Stadium |
Collingwood Magpies | Victoria | MCG |
Essendon Bombers | Victoria | Marvel Stadium |
Fremantle Dockers | Western Australia | Optus Stadium |
Geelong Cats | Victoria | GMHBA |
Gold Coast Suns | Queensland | Metricon Stadium |
Greater Western Sydney Giants | New South Wales | GIANTS Stadium |
Hawthorn Hawks | Victoria | MCG |
Melbourne Demons | Victoria | MCG |
North Melbourne Kangaroos | Victoria | Marvel Stadium |
Port Adelaide Power | South Australia | Adelaide Oval |
Richmond Tigers | Victoria | MCG |
St Kilda Saints | Victoria | Marvel Stadium |
Sydney Swans | New South Wales | SCG |
West Coast Eagles | Western Australia | Optus Stadium |
Western Bulldogs | Victoria | Marvel Stadium |
Note: The following table is comprised of premiership winners since the Australian Football League name was adopted in 1990.
Year | Premiers | Runners-Up | Score | Attendance |
2021 | Melbourne | Western Bulldogs | 140-66 | 61,118 |
2020 | Richmond | Geelong | 81-50 | 29,707 |
2019 | Richmond | GWS | 114-25 | 100,014 |
2018 | West Coast | Collingwood | 79-74 | 100,022 |
2017 | Richmond | Adelaide | 108-60 | 100,021 |
2016 | Western Bulldogs | Sydney | 89-67 | 99,981 |
2015 | Hawthorn | West Coast | 107-61 | 98,633 |
2014 | Hawthorn | Sydney | 137-74 | 99,454 |
2013 | Hawthorn | Fremantle | 77-62 | 100,007 |
2012 | Sydney | Hawthorn | 91-81 | 99,683 |
2011 | Geelong | Collingwood | 119-81 | 99,537 |
2010 (REPLAY) | Collingwood | St Kilda | 108-52 | 93,853 |
2010 | DRAW (Collingwood vs St Kilda) | DRAW (Collingwood vs St Kilda) | 68-68 (DRAW) | 100,016 |
2009 | Geelong | St Kilda | 80-68 | 99,251 |
2008 | Hawthorn | Geelong | 115-89 | 100,012 |
2007 | Geelong | Port Adelaide | 163-44 | 97,302 |
2006 | West Coast | Sydney | 85-84 | 97,431 |
2005 | Sydney | West Coast | 58-54 | 91,898 |
2004 | Port Adelaide | Brisbane | 113-73 | 77,671 |
2003 | Brisbane | Collingwood | 134-84 | 79,451 |
2002 | Brisbane | Collingwood | 75-66 | 91,817 |
2001 | Brisbane | Essendon | 108-82 | 91,482 |
2000 | Essendon | Melbourne | 135-75 | 96,249 |
1999 | North Melbourne | Carlton | 124-89 | 94,228 |
1998 | Adelaide | North Melbourne | 105-70 | 94,431 |
1997 | Adelaide | St Kilda | 125-94 | 99,645 |
1996 | North Melbourne | Sydney | 131-88 | 93,102 |
1995 | Carlton | Geelong | 141-80 | 93,670 |
1994 | West Coast | Geelong | 143-63 | 93,860 |
1993 | Essendon | Carlton | 133-89 | 96,862 |
1992 | West Coast | Geelong | 113-85 | 95,007 |
1991 | Hawthorn | West Coast | 139-86 | 75,230 |
1990 | Collingwood | Essendon | 89-41 | 98,944 |
Minor Premierships | Club |
19 | Collingwood |
17 | Essendon |
17 | Carlton |
14 | Geelong |
10 | Melbourne |
9 | Richmond |
9 | Sydney |
9 | Hawthorn |
4 | Port Adelaide |
4 | North Melbourne |
4 | Fitzroy |
3 | St Kilda |
3 | West Coast |
2 | Adelaide |
1 | Fremantle |
Club | Wooden Spoons |
St Kilda | 27 |
North Melbourne | 14 |
Melbourne | 12 |
Sydney | 11 |
Hawthorn | 11 |
Fitzroy | 8 |
Richmond | 7 |
Carlton | 5 |
Essendon | 5 |
Geelong | 5 |
Western Bulldogs | 4 |
University | 4 |
Gold Coast | 2 |
Brisbane Lions | 2 |
GWS | 2 |
Collingwood | 2 |
Brisbane Bears | 2 |
Adelaide | 1 |
West Coast | 1 |
Fremantle | 1 |
Year | Margin | Club | Opponent |
1979 | 190 | Fitzroy | Melbourne |
2011 | 186 | Geelong | Melbourne |
1979 | 178 | Collingwood | St Kilda |
1919 | 171 | South Melbourne | St Kilda |
1931 | 168 | Richmond | North Melbourne |
Year | Deficit | Club | Opponent |
2001 | 58 | Essendon | North Melbourne |
1937 | 55 | St Kilda | Hawthorn |
1999 | 51 | Hawthorn | St Kilda |
1982 | 48 | Richmond | Sydney Swans |
1998 | 48 | West Coast | Western Bulldogs |