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WAFL Grand Final 2021 live The WAFLW seems to be illuminating the summer, so the next wave of AFLW Superstars is preparing to burn.
The 2021 Optus WAFL Women’s Premiership Season match is over and the first round will begin on the weekend of February 19-20.Scroll down to see the full ramp
WAFL Grand Final 2021 live
Subiaco and Peel Thunder do not have to wait long to resume hostilities. Lions will welcome the premier peel that will reign in the second round of the Grand Final rematch.
Other highlights include the continuation of the Dara Car Cup with the Claremont and Swan districts in the first round and the Freemantle Derby in the fifth round following last season’s entry into the South Fremantle league.
An early start date has been adopted in light of recent changes in AFL. The AFLWU19 National Championship has advanced to school holidays in April, and the AFLW Combined and AFLW Drafts have moved to the end of July 2021.
Peel Thunder Woman celebrating the victory in the front row in 2020. Credits: Kelsey Reid / Western Australia
The tournament will be held by 6 teams, allowing 15 rounds of 2-by-home and away matches, with each team having 3 meetings.
Unselected AFLW players are allowed to compete in the WAFLW tournament, and many stars are expected to return to the state league once the AFLW mission is complete.
The 2021 match will be played at the WAFL venue and the date and time will be confirmed.
The three-week final series is set to begin on the weekend of June 19th, before Seven Network broadcasts the Grand Finale on the first weekend of July.
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Scott Baker, executive director of WAFC, WAFL & Talent, said competition continues to gain momentum for the third season.
“The introduction of WAFLW over the last two seasons has been very successful and is a great showcase for women’s football across the state,” Baker said.
“Last season, seeing more than 400,000 people participating in livestreaming the game is a testament to the growth of competition and shows a lot of interest and support for players.
Provident Financial Oval, Subiaco’s Haley Miller, Peel Thunder’s Abbey Burnden.
Provident Financial Oval, Subiaco’s Haley Miller, Peel Thunder’s Abbey Burnden. Credits: Simon Santi / West Australian
“The change in the Optus WAFLW season will allow female talent pass athletes to be very well prepared for the AFLWU 19 National Championship.
“Running at the same time as the AFLW season promotes competition and allows AFLW players to participate in the State Premier League competition even if they are not selected at the league level.” AFLW.
“We look forward to welcoming as many AFLW players as possible to the tournament later in the season once the AFLW mission is complete.”
WAFL Grand Final 2021 live
Complete lamp:
Round 1: February 20
Peel Thunder v East Fremantle @ David Grays Arena
South Fremantle v Subiaco Fremantle @ Community Bank Oval
Swan District vs. Claremont @ Steel Blue Oval
Round 2: February 27
Claremont v East Fremantle @ Revo Fitness Stadium
South Fremantle v Swan District @ Fremantle Community Bank Oval
Subiaco vs. Peel Thunder @ Leederville Oval
Round 3: March 6th
Claremont v South Fremantle @ Revo Fitness Stadium
East Fremantle v Subiaco @ New Choice Homes Park
Peel Thunder v Swan District @ David Grays Arena
Round 4: March 13th
East Fremantle v Swan District @ New Choice Homes Park
Peel Thunder v South Fremantle @ David Glaze Arena
Subiaco vs. Claremont @ Leederville Oval
Round 5: March 20
Claremont vs. Peel Thunder @ Revo Fitness Stadium
South Fremantle v East Fremantle @ Fremantle Community Bank Oval
Swan District vs. Subiaco @ Steel Blue Oval
Round 6: March 27
East Fremantle vs. Peel Thunder @ New Choice Homes Park
Subiaco v South @ Fremantle Leederville Oval
Swan District vs. Claremont @ Steel Blue Oval
Round 7: April 10
Claremont v South Fremantle @ Revo Fitness Stadium
East Fremantle v Swan District @ New Choice Homes Park
Peel Thunder vs. Subiaco @ David Grays Arena
Round 8: April 17th
East Fremantle v Claremont @ New Choice Homes Park
South Fremantle v Peel Thunder @ Fremantle Community Bank Oval
Swan District vs. Subiaco @ Steel Blue Oval
Round 9: April 24
Peel Thunder vs. Claremont @ David Glaze Arena
Subiaco vs. East Fremantle @ Leederville Oval
Swan District v South Fremantle @ Steel Blue Oval
Round 10: May 1st
Claremont vs. Swan District of Revo Fitness Stadium
Peel Thunder v East Fremantle @ David Grays Arena
Subiaco vs. South Fremantle @ Leederville Oval
Round 11: May 8th
Claremont vs Sub
