29.06.2026 • Updated: 04.07.2026
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Match Result Hawthorn Hawks vs Melbourne Demons — 04.07.2026

Hawthorn Hawks
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July 4, 2026
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AFL Premiership
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Melbourne Demons
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H2H Stats Matches and Previous Teams Results

Total games 10
Total Goals Avg 162.90
Both teams scored 100%
71.50 Total average 91.40
Last 5 matches
04.07.2026 AFL Premier…
Hawthorn Hawks
Melbourne Demons
90 125
16.05.2026 AFL Premier…
Melbourne Demons
Hawthorn Hawks
120 81
16.08.2025 AFL Premier…
Hawthorn Hawks
Melbourne Demons
92 56
10.05.2025 AFL Premier…
Melbourne Demons
Hawthorn Hawks
56 91
23.03.2024 AFL Premier…
Hawthorn Hawks
Melbourne Demons
38 93
Hawthorn Hawks

Team Overview

In their latest AFL Premiership clash, the Hawthorn Hawks faced off against the Melbourne Demons, suffering a defeat with a final score of 90 to 125. This loss continues a challenging period for the Hawks as they look to improve their standing.

Melbourne Demons

Team Overview

In their most recent AFL Premiership match, the Melbourne Demons triumphed over the Hawthorn Hawks with a score of 125 to 90. This victory adds to their positive momentum as they continue their campaign.

Hawthorn Hawks - Melbourne Demons Match Result

Melbourne Demons overpower Hawthorn Hawks in a decisive victory

In a commanding display, Melbourne Demons triumphed over Hawthorn Hawks with a final score of 125 to 90.

The match showcased a fierce competition, with both teams trading blows throughout. Hawthorn's Mabior Chol was a standout performer, netting 5 goals, while Jack Ginnivan and Josh Ward contributed 2 goals each. However, it was Melbourne's Jacob van Rooyen and Bayley Fritsch who shone brightly, each scoring 5 goals to lead their team to victory.

Statistically, the match was closely contested, with Melbourne edging out Hawthorn in disposals (349 to 345) and tackles (64 to 44). The Demons also excelled in clearances, dominating 46 to 31, which played a crucial role in their ability to control the game.

Despite a solid effort from the Hawks, including 14 goals and 11 goal assists, they struggled to match the Demons' intensity and efficiency, particularly in the second half. Melbourne's ability to convert opportunities, reflected in their 19 goals compared to Hawthorn's 14, ultimately sealed the match.

This victory reinforces Melbourne's position as a formidable force in the AFL Premiership, while Hawthorn will need to regroup and address their clearance issues moving forward.