ANZAC DAY FRIDAY APRIL 25
Frankston vs Richmond at Frankston Park 2pm(Tiger Radio)
Bendigo Gold vs Footscray at Queen Elizabeth Oval,Bendigo 6:30pm

SATURDAY APRIL 26
Essendon vs Collingwood at Windy Hill 1:10pm(ABC1TV)
Coburg Lions vs Box Hill Hawks at Piranha Park 2pm(3WBC)
(Development League match starts at 11am)
Werribee vs Northern Blues at Avalon Airport Oval 7pm
(Development League match starts at 4pm)

SUNDAY APRIL 27
Geelong vs North Ballarat at Simonds Stadium 12pm
Casey Scorpions vs Sandringham at Casey Fields 2pm(Casey Radio)
(Development League match starts at 11am)
Williamstown vs Port Melbourne at Burbank Oval,Williamstown 2pm(VFL Radio)
(Development League match starts at 11am)

Development League Bye: Frankston

From Bendigo Advertiser
Reported by Adam Bourke
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AT first glance a four-day break plus a star-studded Essendon team adds up to a lot of trouble for the Bendigo Gold.

Everything points towards a tough day for the Gold in the Good Friday clash at the QEO.

Gold coach Aussie Jones disagrees, saying the David versus Goliath nature of the contest brings out the best in his squad.

“The challenging week we’ve had coming off a short break has actually brought the team together,’’ Jones said.

“They know they have their backs against the wall, but they relish the challenge and enjoy trying to prove people wrong.

“Everyone knows the Gold will have a dip. The challenge for us this week is to maintain it.”

Reported by Luke D'Anello
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RELIEF was the buzzword sweeping Burbank Oval on Sunday after Williamstown recorded its first win as a stand-alone outfit since 1999.

After a tight opening, the Seagulls controlled western rival Footscray, claiming an emphatic 41-point victory, 15.8 (98) to 7.15 (57).

It was also the club’s first success under new coach Andrew Collins, following on from tight losses against reigning premier Box Hill Hawks and Northern Blues in the opening two rounds.

Collins conceded the Dogs’ foot skills were superior, but Williamstown erased that disadvantage with “constant pressure”.

Scott Clouston (four goals) and Anthony Anastasio (three) formed a potent combination in the forward 50m arc, while Adam Marcon was a standout in midfield.

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