Suns stamp AFLW top-four credentials as Crows rebound

Fri, 9 Oct, 7:15 pm, Final score, Bulldogs 65, Bombers 22 Sat, 10 Oct, 1:05 pm, Final score, Saints 39, Magpies 37 Sat, 10 Oct, 3:05 pm, Final score, Power 26, Eagles 22 Sat, 10 Oct, 5:05 pm, Final score, Cats 96, Giants 33 Sat, 10 Oct, 7:15 pm, Final score, Tigers 30, Crows 62 Sat, 10 Oct, 8:15 pm, Final score, Suns 61, Demons 39 Sun, 11 Oct, 12:35 pm, Game not started, Kangaroos versus Dockers Sun, 11 Oct, 1:05 pm, Game not started, Hawks versus Lions Sun, 11 Oct, 3:05 pm, Game not started, Swans versus Blues Fri, 16 Oct, 7:15 pm, Game not started, Demons versus Tigers Sat, 17 Oct, 1:05 pm, Game not started, Crows versus Suns Sat, 17 Oct, 3:05 pm, Game not started, Blues versus Bulldogs Sat, 17 Oct, 5:05 pm, Game not started, Lions versus Power Sat, 17 Oct, 7:15 pm, Game not started, Eagles versus Cats Sun, 18 Oct, 12:30 pm, Game not started, Magpies versus Swans Sun, 18 Oct, 2:35 pm, Game not started, Giants versus Hawks Sun, 18 Oct, 3:05 pm, Game not started, Bombers versus Kangaroos Sun, 18 Oct, 5:05 pm, Game not started, Dockers versus Saints Gold Coast Suns beat Melbourne for first time to consolidate top-four spot, wins for Adelaide, Geelong In short: Gold Coast Suns have consolidated their spot in the top-four with a 22-point win over flag contenders Melbourne in Mackay. Geelong beat GWS by 63 points to go top of the ladder, while Adelaide downed Richmond by 32 points in Melbourne. What's next? North Melbourne can re-take top spot if they beat Fremantle on Sunday.