Brisbane Lions

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The versatile Lion, who has become an important part of Brisbane’s AFLW program, will continue her career at Brighton Homes Arena. The 58-game premiership Lion said she was thrilled to extend her time in Brisbane and remain part of a group she believes can continue to contend. “I’m really excited to be staying at the Lions for another year,” Postlethwaite said.

Mullins is available for selection after successfully completing the AFLW concussion protocols. Lily Postlethwaite and Jade Ellenger are progressing well through their rehabilitation. The Lions will turn their attention to Sunday’s clash with the Sydney Swans at Henson Park. Hamstring 2-3 Weeks Collarbone TBC Wrist TBC

Premiership defender Noah Answerth, who has missed the last two finals with an ankle injury, will again need to get through training this week to put his hand up for selection. Ankle Test Knee Season Ankle Season Foot Season Knee Season

McKenna edged out the Western Bulldogs’ Bailey Williams and Melbourne’s Kysaiah Pickett to receive the Phil Manassa Medal at Monday night’s Brownlow Medal Count. The Irishman produced a moment of brilliance against Collingwood, forcing an intercept before showcasing his Gaelic touch with a miraculous goal that secured Goal of the Year honours. As the winner of the 2026 Coles AFL Goal of the Year, McKenna receives $50,000 thanks to Coles.

Broadcast live and exclusively on Fox Footy and Kayo Sports, the Grand Final Parade will once again see the iconic Toyota HiLux vehicles carry the Grand Finalists through Melbourne's sporting precinct, giving tens of thousands of fans from across Australia and overseas the opportunity to celebrate the biggest week in Australian sport. The fan-friendly route will again bypass public roads, providing more viewing opportunities for parade-goers.

The Brisbane Lions can confirm the club will challenge Lachie Neale's one match suspension. Up Next Match Report: Lions survive MCG classic to book fourth straight Grand Final Brisbane is into its fourth straight Grand Final after an absolute classic of a preliminary final, defeating Hawthorn by nine points in a match that will go straight into the history books.

ADELAIDE has put a big dent in Brisbane's finals aspirations with a grinding nine-point victory at windy Brighton Homes Arena on Sunday night. Establishing an early advantage with the breeze at their backs, the Crows were never headed and snapped a seven-game losing streak against the Lions to win 5.9 (39) to 4.6 (30).

Brisbane is into its fourth straight Grand Final after an absolute classic of a preliminary final, defeating Hawthorn by nine points in a match that will go straight into the history books. Co-captain Hugh McCluggage kicked truly after Jarman Impey was pinged – perhaps harshly – for holding the ball in front of goal with just 36 seconds left, and Brisbane hit the lead.

In one of the AFLW's longest-standing rivalries, the Lions will face the Crows for the 15th time. Asher Fearn-Wannan, Evie Long and Lily-Rose Williamson have been named in the side, replacing Lily Postlethwaite, Jade Ellenger and Charlie Mullins who will miss the match with injury. Sunday's clash between the Lions and the Adelaide Crows gets underway at 5:05pm AEST at Brighton Homes Arena. The match will be broadcast live on Fox Footy and Kayo Sports.