Bell Park edges St Joseph's after disallowed goal in Geelong final

Bell Park won by just two points after the goal umpire disallowed a near-certain St Joseph's kick in the dying seconds.

Why it mattersThe goal umpire's decision on the line directly decided which team advanced, reigniting debate about officiating in grassroots footy.

AustraliaThe disputed call has sparked discussion about umpiring accuracy in Geelong's local football league.

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Ollie Henry kicks 43 goals and locks in spot for Geelong's semi-final

Henry scored 43 goals this season after sitting out last year when his brother Jack played in the Grand Final.

Why it mattersHenry's return from the sidelines shows that form can bounce back with work; he's now a key weapon for Geelong's finals push.

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Hawthorn, Adelaide, Brisbane and Port Adelaide face critical AFLW finals fight

Mid-season pressure builds on four AFLW clubs to secure finals spots as the competition tightens.

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Bell Park edges St Joseph's after disallowed goal in Geelong final

Next in today's edition

Ollie Henry kicks 43 goals and locks in spot for Geelong's semi-final

Hawthorn, Adelaide, Brisbane and Port Adelaide face critical AFLW finals fight

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