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Results Round 20, 2026
We kicked off with the Crows hosting fellow squawkers, the Magpies on Thursday night in Adelaide. The crowd did plenty of squawking and a little bit of booing as well. Interestingly, Collingwood are now saying that its not very nice to boo opposition players. Pies fans were cheering an important, upset win.
Before Friday night, the Demons had won nine in a row at the MCG. Alas, there was no 10 from 10 after a marauding clowder of head-banded Cats clawed up their winning streak. Laura got the claws on a correct margin in this one.
Perth derbies can sometimes provide an upset result, but an Eagles win over the Dockers was as likely as Kyle and Jackie O getting back together for a remake of The Love Boat. Freo fans are loving their team at the moment.
In the first half of the season, the Blues beating Gold Coast would have been a big upset result. But now the Suns are so bad you would swear that Michael Voss had taken over as coach. They now look certainties to make the eight, but this year we know that the eight refers to the number of teams that don’t make the finals. Michael and Peter C made the grade with the margin.
After a brief, baffling moment of success last week, Essendon regained its lack of form with a thumping loss to Hawthorn. The search for a new coach is not going well for the Bombers either. It seems the only two contenders left in the race are James Hird and Count Binface.
This week, for a change, GWS did what most people expected and were beaten by Sydney. It was a welcome return to form for the Swans, but their hopes for another minor premiership look to have faded. It’s a pity – the Swans are normally very good at winning minor premierships.
The Dogs did what they had to do on Saturday night – not lose to Richmond. That said, we should add that its actually quite difficult to lose to Richmond these days; only two sides have managed to out-blunder them all year.
Brisbane made short work of Port Adelaide on Sunday afternoon in a contest that was as one-sided as a Commomwealth Games swimming clash between Australia and the Cayman Islands. All tipsters performed swimmingly in this game.
Somehow the Saints have found their way into the Ten after a solid win against North. Nasiah was the star of this game, emphatically showing why he earns a pay packet that is exceeded only by Mick Gatto’s weekly ‘consultancy’ fees.
Caragh and Ziggy were this week’s star performers; both finding all nine winners. Ziggy narrowly took the honours for the highest score of 352 points.
Fletcher still leads overall but Jay Jay has narrowed the gap between first and second. It continues to be musical chairs for third spot, with Craig W back there this week.