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  2. Australian rules football - Wikipedia

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    The two tall central posts are the goal posts, and the two shorter outer posts are the behind posts. There are two types of scoring shots in Australian football: goals and behinds. A goal is worth six points, and is scored when the football is propelled between the goal posts and across the goal line at any height by way of a kick from the ...

  3. Australian rules football playing field - Wikipedia

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    At each end of the ground there are two goal posts, spaced 6.4 m (7 yd) apart, and a further 6.4 m (7 yd) on either side of these are behind posts, 5 metres (16 ft) in height. The goal posts are conventionally painted white, and in South Australia, the behind posts are customarily painted red. [5] All posts are typically padded with wall ...

  4. Laws of Australian rules football - Wikipedia

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    Like many other codes of football, the primary way to score points is to score goals. In Australian football, there are two types of scores: a goal and a behind. There are four posts at each end of the ground, each 6.4m (7yds) apart; the two middle (and taller) posts are the goal posts, and the two outer (and shorter) posts are the behind posts.

  5. Glossary of Australian rules football - Wikipedia

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    Behind: a score worth one point, earned by putting the ball between a goal post and a behind post, or by the ball hitting a goal post, or by the ball being touched prior to passing between the goalposts. [3] Behind posts: two shorter vertical posts 19.2m apart on the goal line at each end of the ground, centred about the taller goal posts.

  6. 1967 Tasmanian State Premiership Final - Wikipedia

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    One of the most controversial games in Australian rules football history, the match was declared no result and the premiership was withheld after fans invaded the field and eventually took down the goal posts, preventing North Hobart full-forward David Collins from taking a kick after the siren which would likely have won or tied the game for ...

  7. Australian Fans Erupt After Winning Goal Against Denmark - AOL

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    Soccer fans in Melbourne erupted in cheers in the early hours of December 1 when Australia scored their winning goal against Denmark to advance to the World Cup knockout stage.Australia won the ...

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  9. Barassi Line - Wikipedia

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    Two sets of Australian rules football goal posts are aligned diagonally on either side of the road, with a sign located nearby explaining the site. [30] The set of goal posts were installed in 2005 as part of work associated with the Centenary of Federation funded bridge and bypass road, and was opened on 5 April 2005 by the Federal Member for ...

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