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This template is for use with Template:AFLGame and completes the table that forms the summary of AFL games in a particular round. It must also be used with Template:AFLGameHeader to set up the table.
Usage
This template only takes one parameter, which is displayed as a list of notes at the end of the round or match summary. The parameter is named notes, but it will also work with a single unnamed parameter.
{{AFLGameHeader |title=Round 5 - Anzac Day}}
{{AFLGame|Friday, 24 April 7:45pm |{{AFL Por}} |5.6 (36) |A|{{AFL StK}} |15.12 (102)|[[Football Park|AAMI Stadium]] |25,426|[http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/75596/default.aspx Report]}}
{{AFLGame|Saturday, 25 April 2:20pm |{{AFL Ess}} |13.15 (93) |H|{{AFL Col}} |12.16 (88)|[[Melbourne Cricket Ground|MCG]] |84,829|[http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/75608/default.aspx Report]}}
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{{AFLGameFooter|notes= <!-- Start on a new line to get bullet points to display properly -->
*Port Adelaide was restricted to its lowest ever losing score (and its second lowest score of all time), going down to St Kilda 15.12 (102) to 5.6 (36).
*[[David Zaharakis]] kicked the winning goal in the final seconds, ensuring that Essendon beat Collingwood for the first time on [[Anzac Day]] since [[2005 AFL season|2005]].
*Richmond won their first match of the season, winning against North Melbourne by 36 points.
*Fremantle also won their first match of the season, defeating Sydney by 21 points, in the process snapping a five-match winless streak against the Swans which had stretched back to 2004.
*Geelong defeated Brisbane by 93 points. The Brisbane Lions' score of 5.3 (33) was the lowest in club history (although both predecessors of the merged club, the {{AFL BB}} and {{AFL Fit}} had scored lower). The club's previous lowest score of 5.5 (35) was also scored against Geelong at Skilled Stadium, two years earlier in [[2007 AFL season]]. Additionally, Geelong amassed 490 disposals, smashing the old record of 469 disposals set by West Coast in 2007 and matched by Geelong in 2008; their 254 handpasses was also a record. These two records would stand for seven days.
*Cold and rainy conditions in [[Melbourne]] saw the MCG host its lowest crowd (14,129) since 2004.
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| Round 5 - Anzac Day | |||||
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| Friday, 24 April 7:45pm | Port Adelaide 5.6 (36) | def. by | St Kilda 15.12 (102) | AAMI Stadium (crowd: 25,426) | Report |
| Saturday, 25 April 2:20pm | Essendon 13.15 (93) | def. | Collingwood 12.16 (88) | MCG (crowd: 84,829) | Report |
| Saturday, 25 April 5:20pm | Hawthorn 11.8 (74) | def. | West Coast 7.14 (56) | York Park (crowd: 17,880) | Report |
| Saturday, 25 April 6:45pm | Fremantle 18.13 (121) | def. | Sydney 16.4 (100) | Subiaco Oval (crowd: 32,884) | Report |
| Saturday, 25 April 7:20pm | North Melbourne 7.16 (58) | def. by | Richmond 13.16 (94) | Docklands Stadium (crowd: 29,224) | Report |
| Sunday, 26 April 1:10pm | Geelong 18.18 (126) | def. | Brisbane Lions 5.3 (33) | Skilled Stadium (crowd: 15,580) | Report |
| Sunday, 26 April 2:10pm | Western Bulldogs 13.12 (90) | def. by | Carlton 21.7 (133) | Docklands Stadium (crowd: 44,268) | Report |
| Sunday, 26 April 4:40pm | Melbourne 4.10 (34) | def. by | Adelaide 7.9 (51) | MCG (crowd: 14,129) | Report |
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See also