Australian Rules-Lions, Cats face off in era-defining Grand Final


MELBOURNE (Reuters) -Defending champions Brisbane Lions battle the Geelong Cats for unofficial "team of the century" honours in Saturday's Australian Football League (AFL) Grand Final, with each club chasing a fifth championship in 25 years.

Brisbane matched Geelong's modern haul of four titles (2007, 2009, 2011, 2022) in the top flight of Australian Rules with a 60-point demolition of Sydney last season.

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