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Sydney Swans vs Western Bulldogs Match result — 03.07.2026

Sydney Swans
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July 3, 2026
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AFL Premiership
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Western Bulldogs
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H2H Stats Matches and Previous Teams Results

Total games 9
Total Goals Avg 163.11
Both teams scored 100%
88.78 Total average 74.33
Last 5 matches
03.07.2026 AFL Premier…
Sydney Swans
Western Bulldogs
90 55
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Western Bulldogs
Sydney Swans
60 126
27.06.2025 AFL Premier…
Sydney Swans
Western Bulldogs
96 105
28.07.2024 AFL Premier…
Sydney Swans
Western Bulldogs
48 87
23.05.2024 AFL Premier…
Western Bulldogs
Sydney Swans
88 102

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Sydney Swans

Team Overview

In their latest match, the Sydney Swans hosted the Western Bulldogs in the AFL Premiership, securing a convincing victory with a score of 90 to 55. This win adds to their recent successes, showcasing their strong performance at home.

Western Bulldogs

Team Overview

In their last outing, the Western Bulldogs faced the Sydney Swans in the AFL Premiership but fell short, losing 55 to 90. This result continues a challenging period for the Bulldogs as they seek to regain their footing.

Sydney Swans - Western Bulldogs Match Result

Swans Dominate Bulldogs in Convincing Victory

Sydney Swans secured a comprehensive victory over Western Bulldogs, finishing the match at 90 to 55.

The Swans showcased their dominance with a strong offensive display, highlighted by Charlie Curnow's remarkable six goals. Hayden McLean also contributed significantly with three goals, while Joel Hamling, Isaac Heeney, Chad Warner, and Caiden Cleary added to the scoreline, demonstrating a well-rounded attack.

Despite the Bulldogs' efforts, including two goals from Arthur Jones and Jordan Croft, they struggled to keep pace. The match statistics reveal the Swans' superiority, with 400 disposals compared to the Bulldogs' 321, and a notable advantage in hitouts, 70 to 29. The Swans also excelled in marks, securing 97 against the Bulldogs' 72.

While the Bulldogs managed to edge the clearances with 45 to the Swans' 42, it was the Swans' efficiency in front of goal and their strong midfield presence that ultimately sealed the game. This victory reinforces Sydney's position as a formidable contender in the AFL Premiership.