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Brisbane Lions challenge Lachie Neale suspension before tribunal

Source: ABC News Australia · 22 Sep 2026, 06:00 UTC
Brisbane Lions challenge Lachie Neale suspension before tribunal
Image: ABC News Australia · original report

The Brisbane Lions are due to appear before the AFL tribunal to contest Lachie Neale’s suspension for striking Hawthorn’s Jack Ginnivan. The club is seeking to make the dual Brownlow medallist available for the grand final, ABC News Australia reports.

The Brisbane Lions are taking Lachie Neale’s suspension to the AFL tribunal in an effort to keep him eligible for the grand final, ABC News Australia reports. Neale was banned for striking Hawthorn player Jack Ginnivan. The Lions will challenge that ban at the tribunal, according to the report.

Neale is described as a dual Brownlow medallist. The club’s objective is to have the suspension overturned or otherwise altered so that he can play in the season’s decisive match. The supplied material does not state the length of the ban, describe the incident that led to the charge, or identify the date of the tribunal hearing.

It also does not provide the AFL’s argument, the Lions’ specific grounds for appeal, or the likely timing of a decision. The report is presented as a live account of the tribunal proceedings.

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