MELBOURNE (Reuters) - An unprecedented wave of rule changes is set to test the patience of players, coaches and fans alike when the Australian Football League (AFL) season kicks off on Thursday.
AFL bosses approved no fewer than nine changes to the top-flight competition of Australian Rules football during the off-season, hoping to boost open play and scoring in a sport where defence has stifled creativity in recent years.
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