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AFL LIVE: ‘I feel a bit sick’: Bulldogs star after their great, post-siren escape against Magpies

The Magpies and Bulldogs battle it out for a spot in an elimination final next weekend as the wildcard era begins. Follow along for live updates and post game reactions.

Published Aug 28, 2026 · 9:45 AMOriginal source: Sydney Morning Herald2 reads
AFL LIVE: ‘I feel a bit sick’: Bulldogs star after their great, post-siren escape against Magpies
The Magpies and Bulldogs battle it out for a spot in an elimination final next weekend as the wildcard era begins. Follow along for live updates and post game reactions.
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