Game Day 2 - Live Scores and Ladders

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Monday, August 15 2011 @ 11:37 am ACST
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All the results from the AFL International Cup Game Day 2 at Blacktown International Sportspark Sydney will be added throughout Monday 15th August - we're aiming to have scores up for every game at each quarter (these are 4 x 17.5 minute quarter games).

We suggest you refresh your browser regularly to see the latest. Match reports will follow later in the day and into Tuesday.

We'll also add photos to our gallery (left) as time permits.

BISS2 - 12pm Men's D1 Denmark vs Sweden
Team	1/4	1/2	3/4	Final
Denmark	3.1 (19)	7.2 (44)	11.4 (70)	12.5 (77)
Sweden	2.0 (12)	3.0 (18)	3.1 (19)	6.2 (38)

BISS1 - 1pm Women's PNG vs Australia IM
Team	1/4	1/2	3/4	Final
PNG	3.0 (18)	6.2 (38)	7.2 (44)	9.3 (57)
Australia IM	1.0 (6)	1.0 (6)	1.1 (7)	1.1 (7)

BISS2 - 2pm Men's D1 Nauru vs Tonga
Team	1/4	1/2	3/4	Final
Nauru	3.2 (20)	4.3 (27)	5.5 (35)	9.7 (61)
Tonga	1.0 (6)	3.1 (19)	4.4 (28)	5.5 (35)

BISS1 - 3pm Women's Canada vs Ireland
Team	1/4	1/2	3/4	Final
Canada	1.0 (6)	1.0 (6)	1.1 (7)	1.2 (8)
Ireland	1.0 (6)	2.4 (16)	4.6 (30)	4.7 (31)

BISS2 - 4pm Men's D1 Canada vs Great Britain
Team	1/4	1/2	3/4	Final
Canada	0.1 (1)	0.2 (2)	0.3 (3)	2.3 (15)
Great Britain	1.1 (7)	3.4 (22)	5.7 (37)	6.8 (44)

BISS1 - 5pm Men's D1 USA vs Japan
Team	1/4	1/2	3/4	Final
USA	6.2 (38)	9.3 (57)	14.8 (92)	17.12 (114)
Japan	0.0 (0)	0.1 (1)	0.1 (1)	0.1 (1)

The day concludes with a Women's launch function at BISS, possibly since some of the women's sides had not arrived by opening night last Friday.

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Game Day 2 - Live Scores and Ladders

Authored by: Mister Football
on Monday, August 15 2011 @ 04:18 pm ACST

I'd be interested in hearing from anyone what happened with the PNG v Aust women's game.

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Mister Football

Game Day 2 - Live Scores and Ladders

Authored by: Aaron Richard
on Monday, August 15 2011 @ 04:26 pm ACST

The Australian women's squad is a developmental group of women from the indigenous and multicultural development programs. So not really "Australia" per se, hence why it's listed as "Australia Indigenous/Multicultural (IM)".

Similar somewhat to the sides in the men's multicultural division at the IC08.

If it was an all-Australian women's side, I'd be guessing it'd be well stronger than PNG. Though they could be looking at a genuine chance of Australia vs Rest of the World in women's footy in the not too distant future.

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Mister Football

Game Day 2 - Live Scores and Ladders

Authored by: Mister Football
on Monday, August 15 2011 @ 04:35 pm ACST

Even as a development side, it's a bloody impressive win by PNG!

Was anyone aware that the PNG women could actually play?

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Mister Football

Game Day 2 - Live Scores and Ladders

Authored by: Aaron Richard
on Monday, August 15 2011 @ 04:41 pm ACST

You're right, it's an impressive win first up... I'll have to admit that tipping the women's matches was pretty much guesswork, for me at least!

I'm told the Irish women were pretty handy too against Canada. Looks like it might be a Ireland vs PNG final in the women's, though wait and see how the USA go - as with Canada, they've had women's footy clubs for a few years now.

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Mister Football

Game Day 2 - Live Scores and Ladders

Authored by: Brett Northey
on Monday, August 15 2011 @ 04:46 pm ACST

I tipped them!

They sent some girls sides to QLD comps, and women's footy is doing very well in QLD, and the PNG girls won most things, so that was the hint.

If you look up the top of our website (at time of writing) you'll see a links to the women's previews. In particular http://www.worldfootynews.com/article.php?story=20110807141315235 for PNG Flame.

Definitely deserve a spot in the Australian national champs, either as a part of a world team or start them off as a purely PNG side in Div 2 - I reckon they'd go very well.

Still, I suspect the Aussie side might have some decent players down in Melbourne who will play in the matches down there, just couldn't get up to Sydney at the start.

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Brett Northey - Co-founder and Chief Editor of WFN

Game Day 2 - Live Scores and Ladders

Authored by: Michael Christiansen
on Monday, August 15 2011 @ 05:08 pm ACST

One of the 'stars' in the local womens footy here in Melbourne was teaching for a while at my kids school,.....and, well, she was Irish too!!!

Makes me wonder how much Irish girls play Gaelic and stuff, becuase there's the well known Irish team in Sydney, the Bondi Shamrocks.

Australia might be hoping to convince a few of them to nominate for Australia and not Ireland!!!

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Brett Northey - Co-founder and Chief Editor of WFN

Game Day 2 - Live Scores and Ladders

Authored by: Peter Parry
on Monday, August 15 2011 @ 08:02 pm ACST

Gaelic Women's Football (Ladies Football as they call it) in Ireland is huge with participation as far as I recall reading being well over 100,000 and played through schools to adult club level. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ladies'

http://ladiesgaelic.ie/

So no wonder Irish ladies play so well.

The Gaelic women's football has no bumping unlike the men's Gaelic football and allows direct pick up of the ball from the ground (like in Australian Football) - this makes it a particularly fast free flowing game.

It may be very contentious to suggest but I think Women's Australian Football could do with softer tackling rules too. Some who currently play it probably would disagree - but I think Women's footy would really attract many women's soccer and netball/basketball players if there were some modification of the body contact.

Just a thought, be interesting to see what the women playing in the IC think?

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Brett Northey - Co-founder and Chief Editor of WFN

Game Day 2 - Live Scores and Ladders

Authored by: Brett Northey
on Monday, August 15 2011 @ 05:21 pm ACST

So Great Britain look like they have indeed improved, Canada have major troubles scoring, and Japan, although delighted to beat Fiji, may have been better off in Div 2.

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Brett Northey - Co-founder and Chief Editor of WFN

Game Day 2 - Live Scores and Ladders

Authored by: Michael Christiansen
on Monday, August 15 2011 @ 07:14 pm ACST

Just back on the womens for a minute, I had a look at the Irish squad, and sure enough, there's the Diamond Creek star player, Laura Corrigan - she can seriously play, and ironically, being an Irish girl, was a key helper with Auskick at the school.

Now I've gotta get the kids down there either Wed or Fri (assuming Ireland make the womens finals) to cheer her on!!

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Brett Northey - Co-founder and Chief Editor of WFN

Game Day 2 - Live Scores and Ladders

Authored by: Cam Homes
on Monday, August 15 2011 @ 08:17 pm ACST

Howdy All,

WFN World Rankings after Game Day 2.

Australia
Papua New Guinea 53.89 25
New Zealand 53.84 29
Ireland 49.31 33
Nauru 48.72 16
United States 46.95 32
South Africa 45.46 18
Denmark 44.80 38
Great Britain 43.86 40
Samoa 41.85 18
Germany 37.37 10
Sweden 37.23 21
Canada 37.14 32
Japan 35.76 21
Finland 29.02 12

Great Britain's win over Canada had GB climb above Samoa and get that little bit closer to Denmark. The loss by Canada had it fall to13th place, and Sweden has slipped to 12th Place with its loss to Denmark.

Provisional Places look like this

Croatia 40.61 4
Tonga 40.35 6
Israel/Palestine 37.87 7
Timor Leste 37.75 2
Fiji 37.12 2
Iceland 35.64 4
France 35.43 3
China 33.70 7
India 28.33 7
Spain 28.00 6 Dormant

Last number is number of games played.

Only movement here was Tonga slipping a little in rating points.

Only the one blow out game but because the rating gap was greater than 10.00 no advantage to USA and no disadvantage to Japan. Does suggest USA strength tho'. Women's results were pretty close suggesting not too big a difference in ability between all the teams. Augurs well for women's footy internationally.

IC Bonus applied to all these matches, Brett.

Cam

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Brett Northey - Co-founder and Chief Editor of WFN

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