The Western Bulldogs’ stunning defeat to Carlton dramatically changed the round-24 scenario for teams on the hunt for a finals spot. A thrilling round 23 means only the last spot in the top eight is up for grabs.
One of the most dramatic rounds of the year slashed the number of finals contenders to 10 – and realistically nine, given Essendon’s dismal percentage and even worse form.just as history suggested it would
, while Adelaide were left cursing a goal-umpiring error as their remarkable comeback against Sydney fell one-point short. Both clubs will watch from the sidelines in September, with Collingwood, Brisbane Lions, Port Adelaide, Melbourne, Carlton, St Kilda and the Swans certain to be there.Jordan De Goey should be back for the Magpies.Should sew up their first minor premiership in 12 years, in what now seems a soft round-24 match-up against the horribly out-of-sorts Bombers, even with injuries piling up at the wrong time.
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