Fans will pay for tickets this year but there are questions whether the $10 price puts enough value on the competition When the first AFLW game was planned for February 2017 between Carlton and Collingwood, it was to be held in the 7,000-seat Olympic Park Oval. It soon became clear the AFL had seriously underestimated the demand for live women's football and the game was transferred to the 22,000 seat Ikon Park. Still, that was not big enough to hold all of those who wanted to attend; 24,568 man...
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The Guardian - 27 Jan 2021 18:30
Fans will pay for tickets this year but there are questions whether the $10 price puts enough value on the competition When the first AFLW game was planned for February 2017 between Carlton and Collingwood, it was to be held in the 7,000-seat Olympic Park Oval. It soon became clear the AFL had seriously underestimated the demand for live women's football and the game was transferred to the 22,000 seat Ikon Park. Still, that was not big enough to hold all of those who wanted to attend; 24,568 man...
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