St Kilda cut from AFL Pride game after Lance Collard homophobia case

• Round 17 fixture to instead feature Western Bulldogs against Sydney

• Saints player Collard banned for use of homophobic slur

The fallout continues from the Lance Collard AFL tribunal case, with St Kilda cut from the annual Pride Game against Sydney.

The fixture, which celebrates LGBTIQA+ inclusivity, was supposed to take place when the Swans were hosting the Saints in round 13 at the SCG. Instead, the fixture has been switched to the Swans’ match against the Western Bulldogs in round 17.

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