Full AFL fixture for season 2019


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ROUND FIVE
Thursday, April 18
Brisbane Lions v Collingwood, Gabba, 7.35pm
Friday, April 19
North Melbourne v Essendon, Marvel Stadium, 4.20pm
West Coast Eagles v Port Adelaide, Optus Stadium, 8.10pm
Saturday, April 20
GWS Giants v Fremantle, UNSW Canberra Oval, 1.45pm
Melbourne v St Kilda, MCG, 4.35pm
Richmond v Sydney Swans, Marvel Stadium, 7.25pm
Sunday, April 21
Western Bulldogs v Carlton, Marvel Stadium, 1.10pm
Adelaide Crows v Gold Coast Suns, Adelaide Oval, 4.40pm
Monday, April 22
Hawthorn v Geelong Cats, MCG, 3.20pm


ROUND SIX
Wednesday, April 24
Richmond v Melbourne, MCG, 7.35pm
Thursday, April 25
Essendon v Collingwood, MCG, 3.20pm
Friday, April 26
Port Adelaide v North Melbourne, Adelaide Oval, 7.50pm
Saturday, April 27
Gold Coast Suns v Brisbane Lions, Metricon Stadium, 1.45pm
St Kilda v Adelaide Crows, Marvel Stadium, 4.35pm
Sydney Swans v GWS Giants, SCG, 7.25pm
Fremantle v Western Bulldogs, Optus Stadium, 8.10pm
Sunday, April 28
Hawthorn v Carlton, University of Tasmania Stadium, 3.20pm
Geelong Cats v West Coast Eagles, GMHBA, 4.40pm


ROUND SEVEN
Friday, May 3
Collingwood v Port Adelaide, Marvel Stadium, 7.50pm
Saturday, May 4
Melbourne v Hawthorn, MCG, 1.45pm
GWS Giants v St Kilda, UNSW Canberra Oval, 1.45pm
Brisbane Lions v Sydney Swans, Gabba, 4.35pm
Western Bulldogs v Richmond, Marvel Stadium, 7.25pm
West Coast Eagles v Gold Coast Suns, Optus Stadium, 8.10pm
Sunday, May 5
Carlton v North Melbourne, Marvel Stadium, 1.10pm
Geelong Cats v Essendon, MCG, 3.20pm
Adelaide Crows v Fremantle, Adelaide Oval, 4.40pm


ROUND EIGHT
Friday, May 10
Sydney Swans v Essendon, SCG, 7.50pm
Saturday, May 11
Western Bulldogs v Brisbane Lions, Mars Stadium, 1.45pm
Carlton v Collingwood, MCG, 1.45pm
Gold Coast Suns v Melbourne, Metricon Stadium, 4.35pm
St Kilda v West Coast Eagles, Marvel Stadium, 7.25pm
Port Adelaide v Adelaide Crows, Adelaide Oval, 7.40pm
Sunday, May 12
North Melbourne v Geelong Cats, Marvel Stadium, 1.10pm
Hawthorn v GWS Giants, MCG, 3.20pm
Fremantle v Richmond, Optus Stadium, 5.20pm


ROUND NINE
Friday, May 17
West Coast Eagles v Melbourne, Optus Stadium, 8.10pm
Saturday, May 18
Collingwood v St Kilda, MCG, 1.45pm
Brisbane Lions v Adelaide Crows, Gabba, 2.10pm
Geelong Cats v Western Bulldogs, GMHBA, 4.35pm
*Essendon v Fremantle, Marvel Stadium, 7.25pm
North Melbourne v Sydney Swans, Blundstone Arena, 7.25pm
Sunday, May 19
*Port Adelaide v Gold Coast Suns, Adelaide Oval, 1.10pm
Richmond v Hawthorn, MCG, 3.20pm
GWS Giants v Carlton, Sydney Showground Stadium, 4.40pm
* Date and time of these matches subject to change, pending availability of Marvel Stadium for the A-League grand final should Melbourne Victory qualify to host that game. A decision will be made prior to tickets going on sale for this game and, if Marvel is unavailable, the two matches marked with an * will swap days/times (applying local times as applicable).


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