Collingwood blanked for first time in AFLW history, falls to 1-10
Collingwood failed to kick a goal in its 52-4 loss to Port Adelaide on Friday.
Collingwood has hit a new low, failing to register a single goal for the first time in AFLW history. The Magpies slumped to a 1-10 record after Port Adelaide's 48-point thumping at Alberton Oval on Friday night.
Imogen Trengove had Collingwood's best chance to score when she ran onto a loose ball in the final quarter, but pushed her attempt wide. Port improved its record to 5-6 and picked up roughly 12 percentage points, but still needs a minor miracle to play finals.
Abbey Dowrick, Shineah Goody and Matilda Scholz were outstanding for the Power, who had winners across every line.
- 1-10
- Collingwood record
- 5-6
- Port Adelaide record
- Alberton Oval
- Match venue
Why it mattersCollingwood's scoreless performance marks a historic low point in the club's AFLW era, exposing deep offensive struggles as the season winds down.
AustraliaThe Magpies' offensive crisis is a rare failure in Australian women's football, and their 1-10 record means finals are now almost impossible.
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