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Brisbane Lions swing changes after AFL mauling

Brisbane produced a 143-point turnaround from last week as Kai Lohmann kicked five goals and the Lions stayed in the race for a double chance.

  • On Friday night, the Brisbane Lions rebounded with a decisive 125 to 52 victory over Hawthorn at the Gabba, a win that serves as a strong reminder of the reigning champions' premiership credentials.
  • Six days after they were dismantled by Carlton, the Lions clicked back into gear, with the week-to-week turnaround marking the fifth most significant in club history as they remain in the race for a double chance.
  • Forward Kai Lohmann kicked five goals in an electric performance, while midfielder Will Ashcroft recorded 39 disposals and midfielder Lachie Neale added 34 disposals in dominant displays.
  • Brisbane currently holds fifth position, remaining firmly in the race for a double chance with two games left to play as the team has successfully regained momentum.
  • Coach Chris Fagan acknowledged Hawthorn's tactical challenge, saying, "It's clear what they do. But not as easy to stop it, though.
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Brisbane Lions swing changes after AFL mauling

The Brisbane Lions and Hawthorn have both made big inclusions for their top-four shaping clash at the Gabba on Friday night.

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The Canberra Times broke the news in Canberra, Australia on Thursday, August 6, 2026.
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