AFL Round 11 Wrap – Lions are BACK, Unstoppable Pies & Kozzie stars!
AFL Round 11 Wrap - Lions are BACK, Unstoppable Pies & Kozzie stars! | AFL Today Show - May 25th, 2025 The AFL Today Show is here for all your Round 11 needs, wrapping up every single game with stats, banter and insights for Sir Doug Nicholls Round as the Lions crush the Hawks, the Cats win the Bazball clash and the Demons, plus Dockers can definitely push for finals! The panel chat about the biggest AFL news, amazing moments, Nick Daicos, Nic Martin and Kozzie Pickett dominate, as well as highlighting the biggest & best moments of an amazing round of footy! Get around the AFL Today Show with panelists Liam McAllion, debutant Mick Wall and Leo Mullaly as they talk out all things footy for the 2025 AFL season! Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:45 Ladder Check 03:12 Geelong vs Western Bulldogs 08:56 Essendon vs Richmond 12:45 Carlton vs GWS17:55 Hawthorn vs Brisbane 24:50 North Melbourne vs Collingwood 30:38 Walyalup (Dockers) vs Yartapuulti (Power) 37:00 Kuwarna (Crows) vs Waalitj Marawar (Eagles) 40:45 Naarm (Demons) vs Sydney 43:50 Euro-Yroke (Saints) vs Gold Coast 47:17 Tippings Results 48:14 Big Call Results 48:40 Best On Ground Of The Week 49:40 Full Credit 51:25 Outro
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