ANZ

Sydney beat Carlton in first elimination final
SYDNEY has beaten Carlton by five points in an epic elimination final at ANZ Stadium. The Swans kicked three goals to one in a pulsating final term for a 14.15 (99) to 13.16.

The ANZ's Andrew McManus expects even faster job creation, due to recruitment by the Australian Electoral Commission. ''We think we could see employment growth of around 50,000 in.

Sydney overcame Carlton in a titanic battle to win their AFL elimination final by five points on Sunday at ANZ Stadium. The Swans kicked three goals to one in a pulsating final.

CROWD 41,596 at ANZ Stadium. WITH the crowd, players, staff, and officials, there was probably about 42,000 at ANZ Stadium yesterday.

CARLTON skipper Chris Judd was left ruing critical missed chances after the Blues' finals campaign ended at ANZ Stadium on Sunday. The Blues overhauled an early deficit to take.

Cooper will play his first Test against the All Blacks at ANZ Stadium next Saturday night. 'Coming up against the All Blacks for my first time is going to be great but as a group.

The Swans rallied after being headed at three-quarter time to pip Carlton at ANZ Stadium on Sunday. A preliminary final appointment with 2009 runner-up St Kilda is in store for the.

Carlton: Judd, Murphy, Russell, Gibbs, Ellard, Scotland INJURIES: Sydney: Kirk (hamstring) Carlton: Nil REPORTS: Nil CHANGES: Nil UMPIRES: McBurney, Jeffery, McInerney CROWD: 41,596 at ANZ.

Determination to keep the ball rolling with a win over the All Blacks, who they haven't beaten in their past nine clashes, at ANZ Stadium in Sydney next Saturday night.

UPDATE: The Sydney Swans have defeated Carlton in a thriller at ANZ Stadium to advance to a semi-final against the struggling Western Bulldogs at the MCG next Saturday night at.