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2024 Toyota AFL Grand Final
Saturday, September 28 at the MCG
2:30pm AEST.
2024 Toyota AFL Finals Series drawn match (playing of Additional Time)
As a reminder to media, the AFL wishes to advise the process for playing of additional time if scores are even following a match in the 2024 Toyota AFL Finals Series.
The following procedure shall apply in the event of a draw at the end of ordinary time:
PROCESS:
1. Goal umpires confirm scores are identical;
2. There is a six-minute break;
3. Teams change ends;
4. Three minutes of Additional Time shall be played, plus time-on;
5. At the end of the first Additional Time period, the siren will sound and teams will immediately change ends without a break;
6. The ball will be bounced (or thrown up) in the centre and a further three minutes of play (plus time-on) will commence;
7. At the conclusion of this period, the siren will sound and the team with the highest score is declared the winner;
8. If scores are still tied, steps three to eight are repeated until a result is determined.
The following shall also apply for Additional Time periods:
Interchange cap
Clubs shall receive 10 interchanges for the total two x three-minute period Additional Time (excluding the activation of the Substitute). Any leftover interchanges from the total period of Additional Time do not carry over into a subsequent period.
Please note that the 10 interchanges includes any interchanges when the players immediately change ends at the end of the first Additional Time Period.
Runners
Runners may access the playing arena after a goal or a significant stoppage in play (eg. a stretcher is called).
Runners are also permitted to access the playing arena at the conclusion of each three-minute (plus time-on) period of Additional Time as players are changing ends.
Saturday, September 28 at the MCG
2:30pm AEST.
2024 Toyota AFL Finals Series drawn match (playing of Additional Time)
As a reminder to media, the AFL wishes to advise the process for playing of additional time if scores are even following a match in the 2024 Toyota AFL Finals Series.
The following procedure shall apply in the event of a draw at the end of ordinary time:
- Six-minute break.
- Additional Time period of two x three-minute halves (plus time on) will be played as required, until a result is determined.
PROCESS:
1. Goal umpires confirm scores are identical;
2. There is a six-minute break;
3. Teams change ends;
4. Three minutes of Additional Time shall be played, plus time-on;
5. At the end of the first Additional Time period, the siren will sound and teams will immediately change ends without a break;
6. The ball will be bounced (or thrown up) in the centre and a further three minutes of play (plus time-on) will commence;
7. At the conclusion of this period, the siren will sound and the team with the highest score is declared the winner;
8. If scores are still tied, steps three to eight are repeated until a result is determined.
The following shall also apply for Additional Time periods:
Interchange cap
Clubs shall receive 10 interchanges for the total two x three-minute period Additional Time (excluding the activation of the Substitute). Any leftover interchanges from the total period of Additional Time do not carry over into a subsequent period.
Please note that the 10 interchanges includes any interchanges when the players immediately change ends at the end of the first Additional Time Period.
Runners
Runners may access the playing arena after a goal or a significant stoppage in play (eg. a stretcher is called).
Runners are also permitted to access the playing arena at the conclusion of each three-minute (plus time-on) period of Additional Time as players are changing ends.