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‘They will not be playing finals'

‘They will not be playing finals'

News.com.au25-05-2025

AFL: Leigh Montagna has put a line through last year's runner-ups saying that the Sydney Swans 'will not be playing finals this year' after the Bloods huge loss to Melbourne.

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