Eagles out to spoil the Pendles party, Crows flying into Tassie
5/21/202620 min
Michael Whiting, Nathan Schmook, Bharat Sundaresan and Emily Patterson bring you the latest footy news on AFL Daily.
Adelaide heads to Tassie tonight with Hawthorn ripe for the picking. West Coast is out to spoil the Pendles party while the Dockers are surging towards 10 wins in a row.
Can the Swans upset the Cats at GMHBA stadium and make a case for the Lions v Giants.
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Chances are you're about to lose. [upbeat music] It's Thursday, May 21. I'm Michael Whiting, and this is AFL Daily. Round 11 starts tonight with a bang in Tasmania. How do the Crows extend their three-game winning streak against a wobbly Hawthorn? Greater Western Sydney, for so long a perennial finalist, suddenly looks wobbly. Now they host Brisbane at Engie Stadium for the first time since their dramatic semifinal loss in 2024. West Coast gets to play in front of 90,000 plus spectators in Scott Pendlebury's record-breaking game on Saturday. How will they cope? We've also got the Thursday Great Man and plenty more on this State of Origin edition of AFL Daily. It's a very good afternoon or morning, depending on your location within this country, to Nathan Schmuck in Perth, Emily Patterson in Sydney. But first we'll go to, to Bharat Sundaresan in Adelaide. And Bharat, your Crows start round 11 tonight in Tasmania against Hawthorn. Three straight wins. Is there a bit more belief for the Crows now?
Bharat Sundaresan· Host1:18
Yeah, you, you just mentioned bang earlier, Fish, and there was a bang in that second quarter at the Adelaide Oval last week, uh, because, uh, the game started pretty,