Free Kick podcast reviews round three and previews round four of AFLW
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 2, 2026, 8:00 PM
Last updated Sep 2, 2026

The Free Kick team released a podcast episode evaluating the first three rounds of the 2026 AFLW season. This analysis focuses on identifying the top 21 performers to guide fantasy league participants through the current upgrade phase. The discussion provides a review of matches played in round three, including the contest between Walyalup and Carlton where Kiara Bowers appeared. With three rounds complete, participants are evaluating their rosters to mitigate injury concerns and adjust for upcoming fixtures. The program includes a preview of round four as the league enters its next stage of competition. Listeners can access the episode through digital podcast platforms to gather specific fantasy strategies and player insights for the remainder of the season.
- •The Free Kick team is reviewing round three and previewing round four of the AFLW.
- •The episode highlights the top 21 players to target for fantasy roster upgrades.
- •Kiara Bowers participated in the Walyalup and Carlton match during round three.
- •Fantasy participants are currently addressing injury concerns after three weeks of play.
- 8:00 PMAFL — LISTEN: The best 21, Fantasy upgrade season, more
"The Free Kick team takes a look back at round three and previews round four
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