World Footy News

With just three rounds remaining for the 2015 AFL London season, much of the jostling for a finals place is almost done. Whilst the Wildcats and Demons have all but secured their places at the top of the home and away tree, the London Swans have joined them with their win over the Wimbledon Hawks almost certainly locking them into the top four and leap-frogging the Lions into third place.

The Swans’ victory on the weekend, 13 8 86 to the Hawks’ 10 8 68, gave them their fourth win of the year and has them well placed to remain in the top three by finals time, albeit with a tough run home which includes both the Wildcats and Demons. It will depend on how the Lions negotiate their final rounds which does include clashes with both bottom placed teams – Magpies and Hawks.

In the other premiership match it was the West London Wildcats comfortably accounting for the Putney Magpies 19 14 128 to 7 5 47.
Next weekend’s round will see the Wandsworth Demons at home to the London Swans, the Wimbledon Hawks hosting the West London Wildcats and the Putney Magpies welcoming the North London Lions.

The round 7 (split) results for the Premiership Competition:
West London Wildcats 19.14.128 def. Putney Magpies 7.5.47
London Swans 13.8.86 def. Wimbledon Hawks 10.8.68

The round 7 (split) results for the Conference Competition:
London Swans 7.6.48 def. by South East London Giants 7.13.55

The Round 7 (Split) results for the Social Competition:
Balham Hawks 8.12.60 def. South East London Giants 4.7.31
Ealing Emus 13.7.85 def. Fulham Magpies 1.2.8

The Round 7 (Split) results for the Women’s Competition:
Wimbledon Hawks 23.19.157 def. South East London Giants 0.2.2