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Why pubs and Irish expats are behind the AFL’s call not to move sold-out clash

  • Posted on July 21, 2026
  • By The Age
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  • 1 min read
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The AFL has decided to maintain the scheduled venue for a historic women's international match despite selling out all available tickets. Recognizing the disappointment among excluded fans, particularly Irish expatriates and pub communities, the league authorized alternative viewing options at licensed establishments. This decision reflects growing support for women's Australian football while accommodating the passionate fanbase unable to secure seats for the landmark encounter.

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Why pubs and Irish expats are behind the AFL’s call not to move sold-out clash
Why pubs and Irish expats are behind the AFL’s call not to move sold-out clash

Fans who missed out on tickets to the historic women’s international clash have been told they can watch it at the pub.
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