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Live: Swans, Bulldogs clash in Sydney ahead of Eagles vs Crows in Perth

Live: Swans, Bulldogs clash in Sydney ahead of Eagles vs Crows in Perth
ABC Australia Friday 03 July 2026, 08:40 UTC By Chris De Silva and Henry Hanson 1 min read
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live AFL Round 17 live updates: Sydney Swans vs Western Bulldogs, West Coast vs Adelaide — blog, scores and stats It's a Friday night double bill of footy as the Swans host the Bulldogs in a finals-shaping clash in Sydney ahead of a late game in Perth. Second-placed Sydney will be determined to bounce back after a bad loss to Brisbane, while the Melbourne visitors need a win to crack the top six.

live AFL Round 17 live updates: Sydney Swans vs Western Bulldogs, West Coast vs Adelaide — blog, scores and stats It's a Friday night double bill of footy as the Swans host the Bulldogs in a finals-shaping clash in Sydney ahead of a late game in Perth. Second-placed Sydney will be determined to bounce back after a bad loss to Brisbane, while the Melbourne visitors need a win to crack the top six. Later, West Coast face Adelaide at Perth Stadium, with the Crows needing a win on the road to avoid potentially slipping out of the automatic finals spots. Follow all the action in our live blog. Submit a comment or question Live updates Fri 3 Jul 2026 at 6:40pm Welcome! Good evening and welcome to ABC Sport's live AFL coverage! We've got another Friday night double-header tonight and I'll have Henry Hanson alongside me to cover all the action. The first match is a proper belter as Sydney hosts the Western Bulldogs from 7:40pm at the SCG with both sides looking to shore up top eight spots. The second match might be one that is a little trickier than it looks on paper as West Coast hosts Adelaide at Perth Stadium from 8:10pm. Henry will bring you all the coverage from the Swans-Dogs clash, while I'll cover the proceedings from WA. All times AEST.
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