2010 AFL Premiership Season
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Teams	16
Matches played	176

The 2010 Australian Football League season will commence in March 2010. In a first for the league, the final round of the season featured a floating schedule, with the AFL to allocate the timeslots for the games six weeks out from the end of the season, in order to reduce the likelihood of a team playing the first week of the finals after a Sunday game in Round 22.

[edit] Pre-season

[edit] AFL pre-season draft

[edit] AFL rookie draft

[edit] NAB Cup

[edit] Summary of results

[edit] Premiership season

[edit] Round 1 (Season Launch)

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• Richmond v Carlton will play the season opening match on the Thursday Night of Round 1 for the third consecutive year. It is also the fourth consecutive year the sides have played each other in the opening round.
• AFL Premiers Geelong will start their title defence against Essendon. This was an abandonment of the AFL's policy for the previous three seasons, where the grand finalists would meet again in round 1.
• If he plays, Western Bulldogs v Collingwood will be Brad Johnson's 350th match.

[edit] Round 2 (Easter)

• Brisbane Lions v Carlton will see Brisbane's Brendan Fevola take on his on old club for the first time since he was traded.

[edit] Round 3

[edit] Round 4

[edit] Round 5 (ANZAC Day)

[edit] Round 6 (Rivalry Round)

[edit] Round 7

[edit] Round 8

[edit] External links

• Official Website

[edit] References