See EVERY game of bumper new AFLW season
The AFLW have revealed the full fixture for a bumper 2025 season.
See every game below.
ROUND 1
Thursday, August 14
Carlton v Collingwood IP 5.15pm
West Coast v Gold Coast SLS 7.15pm
Friday, August 15
Sydney v Richmond NS 4.15pm
Saturday, August 16
Geelong v North Melbourne GMHBA 1.35pm
GWS v Essendon MO 3.35pm
Western Bulldogs v Melbourne WO 5.35pm
Sunday, August 17
Brisbane v Hawthorn BHA 10.40am
St Kilda v Adelaide RSEA 12.10pm
Port Adelaide v Fremantle AO 2.10pm Ella K. Smith of the Suns celebrates the first goal of their career. Credit: Dylan Burns / AFL Photos
ROUND 2
Saturday, August 23
Collingwood v GWS VP 11.05am
Melbourne v St Kilda CF 1.05pm
Gold Coast v Sydney PFS 1.05pm
Fremantle v Brisbane FO 3.05pm
Hawthorn v Carlton KS 5.15pm
Sunday, August 24
Essendon v West Coast WH 11.05am
North Melbourne v Port Adelaide AS 11.05am
Richmond v Western Bulldogs IP 1.05pm
Adelaide v Geelong TFO 1.05pm Ebony Antonio of the Dockers handballs. Credit: Paul Kane/AFL Photos / via Getty Images
ROUND 3
Friday, August 29
Richmond v Essendon TIO 5.15pm
Saturday, August 30
GWS v Adelaide HP 11.05am
St Kilda v West Coast RSEA 1.05pm
Geelong v Sydney GMHBA 1.05pm
Port Adelaide v Gold Coast AO 3.05pm
Western Bulldogs v Hawthorn WO 5.15pm
Sunday, August 31
Collingwood v Melbourne VP 11.05am
Fremantle v North Melbourne FO 1.05pm
Brisbane v Carlton BHA 3.05pm Emma Swanson of the Eagles kicks the ball. Credit: Will Russell / AFL Photos
ROUND 4
Saturday, September 6
Melbourne v Richmond CF 10.35am
Gold Coast v GWS PFS 11.05am
Carlton v Western Bulldogs IP 1.05pm
Hawthorn v St Kilda CS 5.15pm
Sunday, September 7
Sydney v Fremantle HP 11.05am
Adelaide v Brisbane NO 11.05am
North Melbourne v Collingwood AS 1.05pm
Essendon v Geelong WH 1.05pm
West Coast v Port Adelaide MRP 3.05pm Brooke Lochland of the Swans talks to team mates. Credit: Mark Metcalfe/AFL Photos / via Getty Images
Round 5
Saturday, September 13
Collingwood v Sydney VP 11.05am
Carlton v Gold Coast IP 12.35pm
Port Adelaide v Melbourne AO 1.05pm
GWS v Western Bulldogs MO 2.35pm
Sunday, September 14
Essendon v St Kilda WH 11.05am
Richmond v Geelong IP 11.05am
Hawthorn v Adelaide KS 1.05pm
Brisbane v North Melbourne BHA 1.05pm
Fremantle v West Coast FO 3.05pm The Eagles and Dockers line up for a photo before the first ever AFLW Derby. Credit: Daniel Carson / AFL Photos
ROUND 6
Saturday, September 20
Collingwood v Hawthorn VP 10.35am
Port Adelaide v Geelong AO 11.05am
North Melbourne v Carlton AS 12.35pm
Fremantle v Essendon FO 1.05pm
Sunday, September 21
Sydney v GWS HP 11.05am
Melbourne v West Coast CF 11.05am
Western Bulldogs v Brisbane WO 1.05pm
St Kilda v Richmond RSEA 1.05pm
Gold Coast v Adelaide PFS 3.05pm Alyssia Pisano of the Demons celebrates a goal. Credit: Michael Willson / AFL Photos
ROUND 7
Thursday, September 25
Geelong v Hawthorn GMHBA 5.15pm
Friday, September 26
Melbourne v Gold Coast CF 11.05am
Essendon v North Melbourne WH 1.05pm
Carlton v Fremantle IP 3.05pm
Western Bulldogs v Collingwood WO 5.15pm
Sunday, September 28
St Kilda v Port Adelaide RSEA 11.05am
Adelaide v Sydney UO 1.05pm
Brisbane v Richmond BHA 1.05pm
West Coast v GWS MRP 3.05pm Keeley Sherar of the Blues is congratulated by team mates. Credit: Quinn Rooney / Getty Images
ROUND 8
Thursday, October 2
Hawthorn v Fremantle KS 5.15pm
Friday, October 3
Melbourne v Essendon IP 5.15pm
Saturday, October 4
GWS v St Kilda HP 11.05am
North Melbourne v Sydney UTAS 1.05pm
Gold Coast v Brisbane PFS 3.05pm
Port Adelaide v Western Bulldogs AO 5.15pm
Sunday, October 5
Richmond v Adelaide IP 10.05am
Geelong v Carlton GMHBA 12.05pm
West Coast v Collingwood MRP 2.05pm Mikala Cann of the Magpies celebrates kicking a goal. Credit: Quinn Rooney / Getty Images
ROUND 9
Friday, October 10
Western Bulldogs v Essendon WO 4.15pm
Saturday, October 11
Adelaide v West Coast NO 10.05am
Geelong v GWS GMHBA 12.05pm
Hawthorn v Gold Coast KS 12.05pm
Brisbane v Port Adelaide BHA 2.05pm
Richmond v North Melbourne IP 4.15pm
Sunday, October 12
Sydney v Carlton HP 10.05am
St Kilda v Collingwood RSEA 12.05pm
Fremantle v Melbourne FO 2.05pm Danielle Ponter of the Crows celebrates a goal. Credit: Dylan Burns / AFL Photos
ROUND 10
Friday, October 17
Port Adelaide v Hawthorn AO 4.15pm
West Coast v Geelong SLS 6.15pm
Saturday, October 18
Melbourne v Sydney CF 10.05am
North Melbourne v Adelaide AS 12.05pm
GWS v Fremantle HP 12.05pm
Carlton v St Kilda IP 4.15pm
Sunday, October 19
Essendon v Brisbane WH 10.05am
Collingwood v Richmond VP 12.05pm
Gold Coast v Western Bulldogs GBRS 2.05pm Tarni Evans of the Giants kicks a goal. Credit: James Elsby / AFL Photos
ROUND 11
Friday, October 24
Adelaide v Port Adelaide NO 4.35pm
Saturday, October 25
Sydney v West Coast HP 10.05am
Essendon v Hawthorn WH 12.05pm
Fremantle v Richmond FO 2.05pm
Brisbane v Melbourne BHA 4.15pm
Western Bulldogs v Geelong MS 10.05am
North Melbourne v St Kilda NHO 10.05am
Carlton v GWS IP 12.05pm
Gold Coast v Collingwood BU 1.05pm Caitlin Greiser of the Tigers celebrates a goal. Credit: James Elsby / AFL Photos
Round 12
Date and Times TBC
Collingwood v Brisbane VP
Geelong v Melbourne GMHBA
GWS v Fremantle HP
Hawthorn v North Melbourne KS
Richmond v Gold Coast IP
St Kilda v Western Bulldogs RSEA
Sydney v Essendon CIS
Adelaide v Fremantle NO
West Coast v Carlton SLS
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