Arabic version: أديلايد تهزم بريزبن مع فوز صنز وتايغرز وإيغلز

According to ABC News, Adelaide defeated Brisbane 5.9 (39) to 4.6 (30) at Springfield Central Stadium, a nine-point result that left the Lions with a 2-4 record. The Crows held Brisbane goalless in the first quarter while kicking two goals, before the Lions narrowed the margin to two points by half-time through goals from Orla O’Dwyer and Shanae Davison.

Adelaide extended its lead after the break when Hannah Munyard scored, followed by a pivotal Teah Charlton goal. Lions defender Lily-Rose Williamson was penalised after wrapping her arms around Charlton’s neck inside the forward 50, allowing Charlton to score from the free kick. India Rasheed later kicked a major for the Crows, while Asher Fearn-Wannan and Catherine Svarc scored late consolation goals for Brisbane.

Gold Coast recorded a third straight win, beating Essendon 7.9 (51) to 1.4 (10) at Windy Hill to move into fifth place. The Suns led by 20 points at half-time and their defence kept Essendon scoreless until late in the second quarter. Charlie Rowbottom had 36 disposals and one goal, Niamh McLaughlin collected 33 disposals and gained 506 metres, while Anne Hatchard and Havana Harris kicked two goals each. Madison Prespakis had a game-high 38 disposals for winless Essendon.

Richmond held off GWS 9.14 (68) to 10.1 (61) at Manuka Oval after leading 55-18 at half-time. The Giants kicked six goals after the interval, including two from Georgia Garnett, but Richmond’s defence resisted their late attack. Gabby Seymour kicked a career-best three goals and Olivia Wolmarans also scored three, while Garnett finished with three majors for GWS.

West Coast claimed its second win of the season, defeating St Kilda 5.6 (36) to 3.7 (25) at Moorabbin Park. Amy Franklin kicked two goals and Ella Roberts completed 25 disposals as the Eagles rose to 13th.