Geelong prepares for midfield challenge against Carlton in elimination final
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 31, 2026, 5:30 AM
Last updated Aug 31, 2026

Geelong faces Carlton in an elimination final at the MCG this Friday night. The Cats are monitoring the fitness of midfielder Max Holmes, who has been sidelined since undergoing syndesmosis surgery for a fractured ankle in round 19. Teammate Tom Atkins described Holmes as a superior athlete even at limited capacity but noted that his inclusion remains a coaching decision. Carlton enters the matchup following a wildcard victory over Melbourne, featuring a midfield rotation led by Patrick Cripps, Sam Walsh, and Jagga Smith. Geelong aims to utilize tactical adjustments learned from earlier season losses to the Blues. Beyond the finals, Geelong is linked to potential recruitment interest in Port Adelaide player Zak Butters.
- •Geelong plays Carlton at the MCG this Friday in an elimination final
- •Max Holmes is attempting to return after ankle surgery in round 19
- •Tom Atkins says team coaches will decide if Holmes plays
- •Jagga Smith recorded 29 disposals and two goals in the Blues' wildcard win
- •Geelong is reportedly interested in signing free agent Zak Butters
- 5:30 AMAFL — Cats ready for battle with Blues' mids as star attempts to prove fitness
"The Cats are ready for a huge midfield battle against the Blues
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