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Australian Rules Football


Australian Rules

Australian Rules Football is a fast growing sport which originated in Victoria, Australia and was originally called the Victorian Football League (VFL). In 1990, due to a number of interstate sides joining the competition, the VFL changed its name to the Australian Football League or AFL, making it a National Sport. In recent years more people have been drawn to the sport from overseas, with 8 leagues competing in the International Cup and 47 countries now involved with the Sport.

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- The official site for the League, with news, previews, and information. Also provides the rules of Australian Rules for the beginners to the game.


  • - Channel Nine's weekly AFL television show. Site includes clips from recent episodes, Sam's Mailbag, and a discussion board.
  • - News, scores, and information on Australian football, television coverage in North America and most other matters concerning Aussie Rules football in the United States and Canada.
  • - Informative site dedicated to the AFL. Find results, match fixtures and club information with links to related sites, tipping comps, and ticket agencies.
  • - AFL Fan provides free email to suit supporters of all AFL teams. Each email account and site is customised to suit each team.
  • - Official site of the International Australian Football Council, with links to worldwide Aussie Rules leagues.
  • - Features scanlens trading cards from 1964 and other AFL/VFL memorabilia. Also early cigarette cards to later day select, stimorol and regina cards.

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