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Sydney Morning Herald
05-05-2025
- Sydney Morning Herald
Police walk back charges were expected to be laid on AFL players
National AFL stars Steven May and Dion Prestia have been interviewed and released pending further inquiries over a Boxing Day brawl on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula that left two in hospital. Loading
The Age
05-05-2025
- The Age
Police walk back charges were expected to be laid on AFL players
National AFL stars Steven May and Dion Prestia have been interviewed and released pending further inquiries over a Boxing Day brawl on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula that left two in hospital.
9 News
05-05-2025
- 9 News
AFL stars expected to be charged over Boxing Day brawl that left two men in hospital
Your web browser is no longer supported. To improve your experience update it here AFL stars Steven May and Dion Prestia are expected to be charged over a Boxing Day brawl on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula that left two men in hospital, 9News understands. 9News can reveal both AFL players are expected to be charged on summons with affray and recklessly cause injury for their alleged roles in the altercation near Sorrento's Continental Hotel in December. Rye man Will Salter suffered a fractured nose, broken eye socket and detached retina during a fight that left him legally blind in one eye. Steven May of the Demons. (Getty) Richmond's Dion Prestia swore at the media as he left the club's community camp in Albury on the NSW-Victoria border. (Nine) In a statement to police, the 22-year-old accused Demons defender May of punching his friend in the face. Tigers midfielder Prestia was also allegedly involved. Both players deny any wrongdoing. Prestia was filmed in a heated exchange with a 9News reporter. (Nine) A Victoria Police spokesperson said three men had been interviewed over the 2am fight and would be charged on summons. Those men include a 32-year old Hawthorn man, a 33-year-old Mount Eliza man and a 26-year-old man from Blairgowrie. AFL courts crime national Victoria CONTACT US
The Advertiser
22-04-2025
- Sport
- The Advertiser
Demons 'positive' about defender May returning
Melbourne are optimistic star defender Steven May will return for their Anzac Eve clash with Richmond.
Perth Now
22-04-2025
- Sport
- Perth Now
Demons 'positive' about defender May returning
Melbourne are optimistic star defender Steven May will return for their Anzac Eve clash with Richmond. The Demons were able to break through for their first win of 2025, ending a woeful 0-5 start to the season, by upstaging Fremantle at the MCG on Saturday. May was struggling with a foot issue last week, but was declared fit to take on the Dockers. But the 33-year-old suffered a groin strain at training and was pulled from the team on Friday. Young defender Judd McVee is also expected to join May in the line-up having recovered from a serious hamstring injury suffered in the pre-season. "(May) was very close last week, it was a slight niggle to the groin but we feel confident he's made some big progression," Demons coach Simon Goodwin said on Tuesday. ""He's huge, personnel plays a big part but so does method and Steven is a big driver in our team 'D' (defence). "I thought our backs held up incredibly well, Tom McDonald did a fantastic job in leading that defensive unit but we get Steven May hopefully this week, Judd McVee hopefully this week. "(May's) got a few things he's got to work through (on Tuesday), but we're positive that he'll be able to do that and get through."
