AFL Round 11 Review (Season 2025)

Facts and Figures

Average Score: 88.11 points per team, which is fairly high, when considering seven out of 18 teams scored 100 points or more.
Average Winning Margin: 36.67 points per game, which indicates there were relatively one-sided games. Despite that, three games had a margin of 23 points or less.
Round 11 (In a Nutshell): Round 11 was entertaining. Check out what transpired.

Round Highlight

The round started with a game that the Geelong Cats and Western Bulldogs combined for 240 points.

Game One of Nine

Geelong Cats (127) v Western Bulldogs (113)
Facts and Figures: Geelong Cats had 27 scoring shots, compared with Western Bulldogs who had 33.
Geelong Cats Game Changer: Max Holmes
Western Bulldogs Game Changer: Matthew Kennedy

Game Two of Nine

Essendon (81) v Richmond (58)
Facts and Figures: Essendon had 26 scoring shots, while Richmond had 18.
Essendon Game Changer: Zach Merrett
Richmond Game Changer: Nathan Broad

Game Three of Nine

Carlton (82) v GWS Giants (110)
Facts and Figures: GWS Giants had 25 scoring shots, compared with Carlton who had 22.
Carlton Game Changer: Patrick Cripps
GWS Giants Game Changer: Toby Greene

Game Four of Nine

Hawthorn (60) v Brisbane Lions (93)
Facts and Figures: Brisbane Lions had 23 scoring shots, while Hawthorn had 20.
Hawthorn Game Changer: Harry Morrison
Brisbane Lions Game Changer: Charlie Cameron

Game Five of Nine

North Melbourne (63) v Collingwood (108)
Facts and Figures: Collingwood had 23 scoring shots, compared with North Melbourne who had 18.
North Melbourne Game Changer: Jy Simpkin
Collingwood Game Changer: Ned Long

Game Six of Nine

Fremantle Dockers (100) v Port Adelaide (58)

Facts and Figures: Fremantle Dockers had 25 scoring shots, while Port Adelaide had 16.
Fremantle Dockers Game Changer: Luke Jackson
Port Adelaide Game Changer: Mitch Georgiades

Game Seven of Nine

Adelaide Crows (128) v West Coast Eagles (62)
Facts and Figures: Adelaide Crows had 33 scoring shots, compared with West Coast Eagles who had 22.
Adelaide Crows Game Changers: Jordan Dawson, Josh Rachele
West Coast Eagles Game Changer: Jake Waterman

Game Eight of Nine

Melbourne Demons (131) v Sydney Swans (78)
Facts and Figures: Melbourne Demons had 36 scoring shots, while Sydney Swans had 18.
Melbourne Demons Game Changer: Kysaiah Pickett
Sydney Swans Game Changer: Isaac Heeney

Game Nine of Nine

St Kilda (61) v Gold Coast Suns (80)
Facts and Figures: Gold Coast Suns had 20 scoring shots, compared with St Kilda who had 21.
St Kilda Game Changer: Mitch Owens
Gold Coast Suns Game Changer: Noah Anderson

 

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