Sydney v Carlton: Swans hang on to beat Blues and other top stories.

• Sydney v Carlton: Swans hang on to beat Blues

  SYDNEY 4.4 5.7 9.11 10.14 (74) CARLTON 5.1 7.3 9.4 10.8 (68)GOALS: Sydney: Franklin 4, Parker 2, Richards 2, Kennedy, Jack Carlton: E.Curnow 2, C.Curnow, Sumner, Armfield, Kreuzer, Buckley, Boekhorst, Silvagni, Casboult Too strong: Aliir Aliir of the Swans pushes Liam Sumner of Carlton. Photo: Getty Images BEST: Sydney: Franklin, X. Richards, Parker, Jack, Aliir, Kennedy. Carlton: Cripps, Gibbs, Simpson, E. Curnow, Wright, Docherty.INJURIES: Sydney: Nil Carlton: C.Curnow (knee)Reports: N..

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• Gold Coast Titans Parramatta Eels

  

  Wooden spooners, hey? Better look elsewhere. The Gold Coast Titans are well on the way to upgrading their kitchen utensils after another win that has the former battlers up to their ears in the race for the NRL finals. Heart-breaker: Nene Macdonald goes over for the Titans. Photo: Getty Images The outfit many picked to finish last continued their strong run of form on Saturday, toppling Parramatta 34-14 at Robina to move to seventh on the ladder, while officially ending the faint finals ..

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• Dockers and Hawks discuss Hill 'the right way'

  

  Dockers and Hawks discuss Hill 'the right way': Lyon Dinny Navaratnam and Sarah Black  July 23, 2016 6:38 PM Brad Hill could seek a trade at the end of the season ROSS Lyon has refused to elaborate on his meeting last week with Hawk Bradley Hill, saying he will make no further comment on the situation. Lyon, speaking after Fremantle's 24-point loss to Gold Coast, said he will respect Hill's position as a contracted Hawthorn player b..

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• Stephen Dank wounded after shots fired at his Ascot Vale home in drive-by attack

  

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• AFL: Saturday roundup of main games

  

  AFL: Saturday roundup of main gamesAAP7:43PM July 23, 2016Save Gold Coast’s key forwards have combined to wreak havoc against Fremantle, paving the way for a 24-point AFL win.Both sides fielded undermanned teams due to injury, but Suns trio Sam Day, Peter Wright and Tom Lynch stood tall above the rest in the 16.9 (105) to 12.9 (81) victory at Metricon Stadium at the Gold Coast on Saturday afternoon.Day booted four goals in arguably his best AFL game in several years, while Wright’s terrific debu..

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