Hawthorn is reportedly lobbying to be ‘prime-time darlings’ next season, while the popular Thursday night slot is expected to ‘dominate’ the 2025 AFL fixture.
After winning 11 of their final 13 games to qualify for the finals this year, the Hawks — who haven’t played hosted a Friday night fixture in five years and are celebrating 100 years as a club — are seeking more prime-time exposure, per Nine’s Tom Morris.
“Hawthorn is gunning to be the AFL’s prime-time darlings in 2025,” Morris reported.
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