AFL Sydney Swans Fwd Stop Play

In their Round 22 match against Collingwood, the Sydney Swans executed one of the most impressive forward stoppage goals of the year.
When setting up a forward stoppage near goal, it’s crucial to recognize which players are right-footed and left-footed to create uncertainty for the opposition.
As demonstrated in this clip, the Swans not only executed this strategy flawlessly but also made it even more remarkable given the game's timing.

[@stevemurrell6167]

Great assessment.....loved it.

[@First_Use]

Glad you liked it

[@Taeao5]

Fantastic breakdown, cheers.

[@First_Use]

@@Taeao5 my pleasure, I hope it made sense. Jeff

[@mrporkchop-lx6ed]

Nice one 👌👌

[@michaeldavis144]

Fabulous analysis, we need and want more of this kind of analysis.

[@First_Use]

@@michaeldavis144 thanks for the comment

[@wolfhound2000]

Just saw this, excellent work. I wish the AFL media were this good at analysing plays.

[@First_Use]

Thanks for the kind words. I'll continue to analysis stoppages and rucks to provide more in-depth knowledge on how teams combat each other.

[@st6086]

And when you add Tommy Papley into the mix…

[@geraltofrivia9806]

Came from Holding the Bull, great analysis!

[@oshboshfinds]

This is great stuff

[@MiloKerrigan-w9o]

Nice one mate 👍