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Sydney Swans are playing Hawthorn in an exciting match, with only a few minutes left in the game. The score is close: Sydney 11.9.75 and Hawthorn 13.11.89. The game is getting intense as both teams fight for every point.
THE. CHAD. #Bloods pic.twitter.com/f44Zu4dAXR
— Sydney Swans (@sydneyswans) March 7, 2025
James Sicily from Hawthorn made a great mark near the 50-meter line, trying for a long goal, but Nick Blakey from Sydney managed to rush back and stop it, giving Hawthorn only a point.
With just 7 minutes left, the Swans are still pushing hard to catch up, but the Hawks keep fighting back. Sydney's Tom McCartin tried to clear the ball but Hawthorn quickly took it back. A few moments later, the Swans made a mistake, handing Hawthorn an easy goal after a bad pass by Oliver Florent. Connor Macdonald from Hawthorn kicked it from 35 meters out, stretching the lead to 14 points.
Earlier, in the third quarter, the game was much closer, with Sydney kicking five goals to Hawthorn's two. However, Hawthorn started to take control again with a few strong plays. The Swans tried to stay in it, with players like Chad Warner and Tom Papley fighting hard to keep their chances alive.
Can we talk about this man's first half? đź‘Ź#AFLSwansHawks pic.twitter.com/m5nQBTa9XJ
— AFL (@AFL) March 7, 2025
As the weather got wetter, the game became even tougher, but Hawthorn’s defense stayed strong, blocking Sydney's attempts. Despite their efforts, Sydney couldn’t capitalize on their chances, and Hawthorn kept their lead.
Will Day has been outstanding for Hawthorn, kicking multiple goals and leading the team with his strong play. Meanwhile, the Swans are doing their best, but they have to fight harder if they want to close the gap in the final moments of this thrilling game.
The match shows how crucial each moment is in footy, with both teams giving their all as the final whistle approaches. The Swans are trailing, but they are not giving up without a fight.
