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{{Short description|83rd season in the Australian Football League}}
{{unreferenced|date=January 2009}}
{{orphan|date=December 2008}}
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{{main|Hawthorn Football Club}}
{{refimprove|date=January 2009}}
{{Infobox AFL club season
| club = [[Hawthorn Football Club]]
| season = 2007
| image =
| imagesize = 120px
| caption = Hawthorn's guernsey for the 2007 season
| president = [[Jeff Kennett]]
| coach = [[Alastair Clarkson]]
| captain = [[Richie Vandenberg]]
| home ground = [[Melbourne Cricket Ground]]<br>[[York Park|Aurora Stadium]]
| preseason comp = [[2007 NAB Cup|Pre-season competition]]
| preseason result = Quarter final
| regularseason comp = [[2007 AFL season|AFL season]]
| regularseason result = 13–9 (5th)
| finals series = [[2007 AFL finals series|Finals series]]
| finals result = Semi-final<br><small>(lost to {{AFL Kan}} 60–93)</small>
| club b&f = [[Peter Crimmins Medal|Best and Fairest]]
| best and fairest = [[Brad Sewell]]
| leading goalscorer = [[Lance Franklin]] (73)
| highest attendance = 55,019 (Round 18 vs. {{AFL Ess}})
| lowest attendance = 15,264 (Round 20 vs. {{AFL PA}})
| average attendance = 33,466
| prevseason = [[2006 Hawthorn Football Club season|2006]]
| nextseason = [[2008 Hawthorn Football Club season|2008]]
}}


Match results and information for the Hawthorn Football Club in 2007.
The [[2007 AFL season|2007 season]] was the [[Hawthorn Football Club]]'s 83rd season in the [[Australian Football League]] and 106th overall.


==2006 Draft==
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|-
|-
! Pick !! Player !! Original Club
! Round
! Opposition Team
! Venue
! Result
! Game Summary
|-
|-
| 6 || [[Mitch Thorp]] || [[Tassie Mariners]]
| 1
| [[Brisbane Lions]]
| [[The Gabba|Gabba]]
| bgcolor="#8B4513"| <center>Loss</center>
| The Hawks had a disastrous start to season 2007, hammered by the Brisbane Lions after the Hawks played a style of game described as wasteful and over possessive. Lions by 25 points - 9.15.69 to 6.8.44 <ref>{{cite news
| last = AAP
| first = AAP
| title = Hawthorn 'shellshocked' against Lions
| publisher = SMH
| date = [[2007-04-02]]
}}</ref>
|-
|-
| 24 || [[Brent Renouf]] || [[Southport Australian Football Club|Southport]]
| 2
| [[Melbourne Football Club|Melbourne Demons]]
| [[MCG]]
| bgcolor="#FFD700"| <center>Win</center>
| On Easter Monday, they bounced back and defeated Melbourne, in a game which saw [[Brad Sewell]] restricting key Demon [[Travis Johnstone]] to just eight touches of the ball. Following the match, [[Luke Hodge]] signed a two-year deal with the Hawks. Hawks by 22 points - 17.14.116 to 14.10.94
|-
|-
| 33 || [[Jarryd Morton]] || [[Claremont Football Club|Claremont]]
| 3
| [[North Melbourne Football Club|Kangaroos]]
| [[Telstra Dome]]
| bgcolor="#FFD700"| <center>Win</center>
| Round 3 saw the Hawks manage an un-pretty win against the Kangaroos. The Hawks struggled in the first half and went into the second half down by 10 points. The Hawks broke free from the Kangaroos in the second half, with their lead at one point blowing out to 5 goals. Late goals to the Kangaroos bought it back to 21 points by the final siren, best players were [[Sam Mitchell (footballer)|Sam Mitchell]] with 33 disposals, [[Mark L. Williams|Mark Williams]] with 4 goals and for the second week running [[Brad Sewell]]. Hawks by 21 points - 13.13.91 to 10.10.70
|-
|-
| 40 || [[Josh Kennedy (footballer, born 1988)|Josh Kennedy]] || [[Sandringham Dragons]]
| 4
| [[Geelong Football Club|Geelong Cats]]
| [[Aurora Stadium]]
| bgcolor="#FFD700"| <center>Win</center>
| Round 4 in Tasmania hosted a windy and scrappy game, with Hawthorn coming from behind to defeat Geelong, after the Cats led at every break. Hawks by 4 points - 10.16.76 to 9.18.72
|-
|-
| 56 || [[Garry Moss]] || [[East Perth Football Club|East Perth]]
| 5
|}
| [[Western Bulldogs]]

| [[MCG]]
==Fixture==
| bgcolor="#8B4513"| <center>Loss</center>
===NAB Cup===
| Hawthorn waste golden opportunites all day, eventually going down to the Bulldogs. Trailed by as much by 38 points, but a spirited comeback just falls short. Bulldogs by 17 points - 16.14.110 to 13.15.93
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:90%; text-align:center; width: 100%; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto"
! rowspan="2"| Rd
! rowspan="2"| Date and local time
! rowspan="2"| Opponent
! colspan="3"| Scores <small>(Hawthorn's scores indicated in bold)</small>
! rowspan="2"| Venue
! rowspan="2"| Attendance
|-
|-
! Home
| 6
! Away
| [[Essendon Football Club|Essendon Bombers]]
! Result
| [[MCG]]
|- style="background:#cfc"
| bgcolor="#FFD700"| <center>Win</center>
! 1
| Round 6 was memorable for emerging star forward Lance Franklin, who kicked 9 goals in Hawthorn's defeat of Essendon. This was considered a remarkable feat, and had not been achieved by a Hawthorn player since [[Jason Dunstall]] in 1996. Hawks by 35 points - 20.11.131 to 15.6.96
| align=left| Sunday, 25 February (6:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL Mel}}
| 2.9.14 (86)
| '''3.11.17 (110)'''
| Won by 24 points
| [[Docklands Stadium|Telstra Dome]] (A)
| 14,000
|- style="background:#fcc"
! Quarter Final
| align=left| Saturday, 3 March (6:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL Car}}
| '''2.7.8 (68)'''
| 1.9.12 (75)
| Lost by 7 points
| [[York Park|Aurora Stadium]] (H)
| 15,412
|}

===Premiership Season===
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:90%; text-align:center; width: 100%; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto"
! rowspan="2"| Rd
! rowspan="2"| Date and local time
! rowspan="2"| Opponent
! colspan="3"| Scores <small>(Hawthorn's scores indicated in bold)</small>
! rowspan="2"| Venue
! rowspan="2"| Attendance
! rowspan="2"| Record
|-
|-
! Home
| 7
! Away
| [[Fremantle Football Club|Fremantle Dockers]]
! Result
| [[Subiaco Oval|Subiaco]]
|- style="background:#fcc"
| bgcolor="#8B4513"| <center>Loss</center>
! 1
| Hawthorn, 28 points up early in the second term, looked to be cruising, before a Docker barrage of goals. Hawthorn, still in front at the 11 minute mark of the final term could not hold out the Dockers, who ran out winners. Dockers by 15 points - 14.12.96 to 11.14.80
| align=left| Saturday, 31 March (7:15&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL BL}}
| 9.15 (69)
| '''6.8 (44)'''
| Lost by 25 points
| [[The Gabba]] (A)
| 27,104
| 0–1
|- style="background:#cfc"
! 2
| align=left| Monday, 9 April (2:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL Mel}}
| '''17.14 (116)'''
| 14.10 (94)
| Won by 22 points
| [[Melbourne Cricket Ground]] (H)
| 43,197
| 1–1
|- style="background:#cfc"
! 3
| align=left| Sunday, 15 April (5:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL Kan}}
| 10.10 (70)
| '''13.13 (91)'''
| Won by 21 points
| [[Docklands Stadium|Telstra Dome]] (A)
| 28,481
| 2–1
|- style="background:#cfc"
! 4
| align=left| Sunday, 22 April (1:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL Gee}}
| '''10.16 (76)'''
| 9.18 (72)
| Won by 4 points
| [[York Park|Aurora Stadium]] (H)
| 17,120
| 3–1
|- style="background:#fcc"
! 5
| align=left| Sunday, 29 April (2:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL WB}}
| '''13.15 (93)'''
| 16.14 (110)
| Lost by 17 points
| [[Melbourne Cricket Ground]] (H)
| 31,982
| 3–2
|- style="background:#cfc"
! 6
| align=left| Saturday, 5 May (2:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL Ess}}
| 15.6 (96)
| '''20.11 (131)'''
| Won by 35 points
| [[Melbourne Cricket Ground]] (A)
| 52,047
| 4–2
|- style="background:#fcc"
! 7
| align=left| Sunday, 13 May (2:40&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL Fre}}
| 14.12 (96)
| '''11.14 (80)'''
| Lost by 16 points
| [[Subiaco Oval]] (A)
| 36,481
| 4–3
|- style="background:#cfc"
! 8
| align=left| Saturday, 19 May (7:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL|StK}}
| '''10.12 (72)'''
| 6.8 (44)
| Won by 28 points
| [[Melbourne Cricket Ground]] (H)
| 36,069
| 5–3
|- style="background:#cfc"
! 9
| align=left| Saturday, 26 May (2:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL WC}}
| '''15.9 (99)'''
| 8.16 (64)
| Won by 25 points
| [[York Park|Aurora Stadium]] (H)
| 18,112
| 6–3
|- style="background:#cfc"
! 10
| align=left| Sunday, 3 June (1:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL PA}}
| 10.15 (75)
| '''17.7 (109)'''
| Won by 34 points
| [[Football Park|AAMI Stadium]] (A)
| 23,945
| 7–3
|- style="background:#fcc"
! 11
| align=left| Saturday, 9 June (2:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL Syd}}
| '''9.12 (66)'''
| 11.9 (75)
| Lost by 9 points
| [[Melbourne Cricket Ground]] (H)
| 48,398
| 7–4
|- style="background:#cfc"
! 12
| align=left| Friday, 15 June (7:40&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL Car}}
| 12.8 (80)
| '''27.18 (180)'''
| Won by 100 points
| [[Docklands Stadium|Telstra Dome]] (A)
| 53,459
| 8–4
|- style="background:#cfc"
! 13
| align=left| Sunday, 1 July (5:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL Col}}
| 12.15 (87)
| '''15.5 (95)'''
| Won by 8 points
| [[Docklands Stadium|Telstra Dome]] (A)
| 50,248
| 9–4
|- style="background:#fcc"
! 14
| align=left| Saturday, 7 July (7:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL Ade}}
| 15.12 (102)
| '''4.7 (31)'''
| Lost by 71 points
| [[Football Park|AAMI Stadium]] (A)
| 34,733
| 9–5
|- style="background:#cfc"
! 15
| align=left| Sunday, 15 July (2:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL Ric}}
| '''19.15 (129)'''
| 11.10 (76)
| Won by 53 points
| [[Melbourne Cricket Ground]] (H)
| 41,770
| 10–5
|- style="background:#fcc"
! 16
| align=left| Saturday, 21 July (7:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL|StK}}
| 14.11 (95)
| '''11.12 (78)'''
| Lost by 17 points
| [[Docklands Stadium|Telstra Dome]] (A)
| 37,847
| 10–6
|- style="background:#fcc"
! 17
| align=left| Sunday, 29 July (1:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL Kan}}
| '''10.11 (71)'''
| 16.12 (108)
| Lost by 37 points
| [[York Park|Aurora Stadium]] (H)
| 19,114
| 10–7
|- style="background:#cfc"
! 18
| align=left| Sunday, 5 August (2:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL Ess}}
| '''17.17 (119)'''
| 7.14 (56)
| Won by 63 points
| [[Melbourne Cricket Ground]] (H)
| 55,019
| 11–7
|- style="background:#cfc"
! 19
| align=left| Saturday, 11 August (2:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL BL}}
| '''17.13 (115)'''
| 13.13 (91)
| Won by 24 points
| [[Melbourne Cricket Ground]] (H)
| 39,007
| 12–7
|- style="background:#fcc"
! 20
| align=left| Sunday, 19 August (1:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL PA}}
| '''12.10 (82)'''
| 12.15 (87)
| Lost by 5 points
| [[York Park|Aurora Stadium]] (H)
| 15,264
| 12–8
|- style="background:#cfc"
! 21
| align=left| Sunday, 26 August (1:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL WB}}
| 10.7 (67)
| '''22.19 (151)'''
| Won by 84 points
| [[Docklands Stadium|Telstra Dome]] (A)
| 32,734
| 13–9
|- style="background:#fcc"
! 22
| align=left| Sunday, 2 September (1:10&nbsp;pm)
| align=left| {{AFL Syd}}
| 22.9 (141)
| '''10.9 (69)'''
| Lost by 72 points
| [[Sydney Cricket Ground]] (A)
| 27,498
| 13–10
|}

===Finals Series===
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:90%; text-align:center; width: 100%; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto"
! rowspan="2"| Rd
! rowspan="2"| Date and local time
! rowspan="2"| Opponent
! colspan="3"| Scores <small>(Hawthorn's scores indicated in bold)</small>
! rowspan="2"| Venue
! rowspan="2"| Attendance
|-
|-
! Home
| 8
! Away
| [[St Kilda Football Club|St Kilda Saints]]
! Result
| [[MCG]]
|- style="background:#cfc"
| bgcolor="#FFD700"| <center>Win</center>
! Elimination final
| Both clubs accused of flooding and playing a poor standard of football, only 7 goals are kicked to 3/4 time, before Hawthorn power away in the last quarter. Hawks by 28 points - 10.12.72 to 6.8.44
| align=left| Saturday, 8 September (2:30&nbsp;pm)
|-
| align=left| {{AFL Ade}}
| 9
| '''15.15 (105)'''
| [[West Coast Eagles]]
| 15.12 (102)
| [[Aurora Stadium]]
| Won by 3 points
| bgcolor="#FFD700"| <center>Win</center>
| [[Docklands Stadium|Telstra Dome]] (H)
| Big coming of age win over the reigning premiers in Tassie. Another thrilling match up between Brad Sewell and [[Chris Judd]], who was accused of eye-gouging [[Campbell Brown (footballer)|Campbell Brown]]. Judd was cleared. Hawks by 35 points - 15.9.99 to 8.16.64
| 36,534
|-
|- style="background:#fcc"
| 10
! Semi-final
| [[Port Adelaide Power]]
| align=left| Saturday, 15 September (7:30&nbsp;pm)
| [[AAMI Stadium]]
| align=left| {{AFL Kan}}
| bgcolor="#FFD700"| <center>Win</center>
| 14.9 (93)
| After a slow start, a formidable Hawthorn deconstructed several strong Port Adelaide charges in the third quarter to stride to their 3rd straight win. Hawks by 34 points - 17.7.109 to 10.15.75
| '''8.12 (60)'''
|-
| Lost by 33 points
| 11
| [[Sydney Swans]]
| [[Melbourne Cricket Ground]] (A)
| [[MCG]]
| 74,981
| bgcolor="#8B4513"| <center>Loss</center>
| [[Peter Everitt]]'s first game against his old club. [[Lance Franklin]] starred with six goals out of a total of 9, but that wasn't enough as the Swans emerged victors.
Swans by 9 points - 11.9.75 to 9.12.66
|-
| 12
| [[Carlton Blues]]
| [[Telstra Dome]]
| bgcolor="#FFD700"| <center>Win</center>
| Hawks were strong all night against the Blues beating them by an even 100 points (the first time the Hawks have done this since 1992). Roughhead kicked 5 goals, Hodge 4, while Boyle, R Ladson, T Croad scored 3 goals each. Hawks by 100 points - 27.18.180 to 12.8.80
|-
| 13
| [[Collingwood Magpies]]
| [[Telstra Dome]]
| bgcolor="#FFD700"| <center>Win</center>
| A tough, tight match - the game was billed as being a potential prelude to the finals. Hawthorn held onto a narrow lead all day, aided by their own accuracy and Collingwood's lack of it. The Hawks were challenged when the Pies kicked three quick goals to steal the lead at the 17 minute mark of the final term, but Osborne and Roughead steadied the ship. Hawks by 8 points - 15.5.95 to 12.15.87
|-
| 14
| [[Adelaide Crows]]
| [[AAMI Stadium]]
| bgcolor="#8B4513"| <center>Loss</center>
| The Hawks were smashed, kicking a total of 4.7 (31), their lowest score since 1975. Crows by 71 points - 15.12.102 to 4.7.31
|-
| 15
| [[Richmond Football Club|Richmond Tigers]]
| [[MCG]]
| bgcolor="#FFD700"| <center>Win</center>
| After trailing early in the match, the Hawks won comfortably. Jarryd Roughead kicked five, Lance Franklin four. Hawks by 53 points - 19.15.129 to 11.10.76
|-
| 16
| [[St Kilda Football Club|St Kilda Saints]]
| [[Telstra Dome]]
| bgcolor="#8B4513"| <center>Loss</center>
| Hawthorn lost by 17 points in what was Saints captain [[Luke Ball]]'s 100th game. The Hawks never looked capable of taking the points despite Franklin kicking the last 3 goals of the match in time on. Saints by 17 points - 14.11.95 to 11.12.78
|-
| 17
| [[North Melbourne Football Club|Kangaroos]]
| [[Aurora Stadium]]
| bgcolor="#8B4513"| <center>Loss</center>
| Hawthorn lost a rare game in Tassie, their inaccurate kicking proving costly against the superior [[North Melbourne Football Club|Kangaroos]] outfit. Missing key players (Franklin and Mitchell), also proved severely costly. Beau Dowler played his first match for season 2007, and kicked his first two goals in his AFL career. Travis Tuck, son of Hawthorn legend [[Michael Tuck]], debuted and it seemed like a good decision to reveal a new player to AFL football. Kangaroos by 37 points - 16.12.108 to 10.11.71
|-
| 18
| [[Essendon Football Club|Essendon Bombers]]
| [[MCG]]
| bgcolor="#FFD700"| <center>Win</center>
| Hawthorn answered their critics with a thrashing of Essendon, in doing so reclaiming a spot in the top four. Franklin's four goals raised his hopes of a rare Coleman Medal win. Hawks by 63 points - 17.17.119 to 7.14.56
|-
| 19
| [[Brisbane Lions]]
| [[MCG]]
| bgcolor="#FFD700"| <center>Win</center>
| A determined Hawthorn outplayed and outran a competitive Brisbane Lions team, to avenge their round 1 defeat, with a convincing victory, cementing a finals birth for 2007 - their first since 2001. Hawks by 24 points - 17.13.115 to 13.13.91
|-
| 20
| [[Port Adelaide Power]]
| [[Aurora Stadium]]
| bgcolor="#8B4513"| <center>Loss</center>
| Hawthorn suffered undoubtably its most shattering loss of the season, going down to Port in the final seconds of the match after holding on to a narrow lead through most of the final term. Power by 5 points - 12.15.87 to 12.10.82
|-
| 21
| [[Western Bulldogs]]
| [[Telstra Dome]]
|bgcolor="#FFD700"| <center>Win</center>
| This was a great team effort by the Hawks, coming back from a 5 goal deficit to win comfortably in what ended up being a 115 point turnaround. Luke Hodge starred with 34 possessions and 6 goals. Hawks by 84 points - 22.19.151 to 10.7.67
|-
| 22
| [[Sydney Swans]]
| [[Sydney Cricket Ground|SCG]]
| bgcolor="#8B4513"| <center>Loss</center>
| Hawthorn left their biggest and most disappointing loss to the end of the season, going down in embarrassing circumstances to a struggling Sydney Swans outfit. Trailing 14 goals to 3 at half time, the Hawks were never in the contest, with only a little burst in the 3rd quarter avoiding a complete white wash. A costly loss for the Hawks, as it denied them a spot in the top 4. The Hawks must now play an in-form Adelaide Crows in an Elimination Final at the Telstra Dome. Swans by 72 points - 22.9.141 to 10.9.69
|-
| EF1
| [[Adelaide Crows]]
| [[Telstra Dome]]
| bgcolor="#FFD700"| <center>Win</center>
| The Hawks, playing in their first finals series since 2001, were in for a hard game against Adelaide who were favourites to win. Adelaide pulled away a few times in the match, but the Hawks were able to close the gap on multiple occasions. In the last term they stepped it up a notch, with [[Lance Franklin|Lance 'Buddy' Franklin]] kicking the winning goal with 7 seconds left to finish with 7 goals for the day. [[Shane Crawford]] had a standout game and [[Luke Hodge]] was very courageous, playing a terrific game with a knee injury. They now play the [[North Melbourne Football Club|Kangaroos]] next week at the [[MCG]]. Hawks by 3 points - 15.15.105 to 15.12.102
|-
| SF1
| [[North Melbourne Football Club|Kangaroos]]
| [[MCG]]
| bgcolor="#8B4513"| <center>Loss</center>
| In the last games for Veterans Joel Smith, Ben Dixon and Vandenberg, Hawthorn had a worse than average performance, with a comparatively high error rate, not at all helped by young star Lance Franklin's 5 free kicks against him. Failing to bring the ball to the forwards they allowed the more skilled Roos to run out victors. Kangaroos by 33 points. 14.9.93 to 8.12.60.
|}
|}

==Ladder==
{{:2007 AFL season|transcludesection=Ladder|showteam=Haw}}


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Latest revision as of 14:39, 22 October 2024

Hawthorn Football Club
2007 season
PresidentJeff Kennett
CoachAlastair Clarkson
Captain(s)Richie Vandenberg
Home groundMelbourne Cricket Ground
Aurora Stadium
Pre-season competitionQuarter final
AFL season13–9 (5th)
Finals seriesSemi-final
(lost to Kangaroos 60–93)
Best and FairestBrad Sewell
Leading goalkickerLance Franklin (73)
Highest home attendance55,019 (Round 18 vs. Essendon)
Lowest home attendance15,264 (Round 20 vs. Port Adelaide)
Average home attendance33,466
← 2006 2008 →

The 2007 season was the Hawthorn Football Club's 83rd season in the Australian Football League and 106th overall.

2006 Draft

[edit]
Pick Player Original Club
6 Mitch Thorp Tassie Mariners
24 Brent Renouf Southport
33 Jarryd Morton Claremont
40 Josh Kennedy Sandringham Dragons
56 Garry Moss East Perth

Fixture

[edit]

NAB Cup

[edit]
Rd Date and local time Opponent Scores (Hawthorn's scores indicated in bold) Venue Attendance
Home Away Result
1 Sunday, 25 February (6:10 pm) Melbourne 2.9.14 (86) 3.11.17 (110) Won by 24 points Telstra Dome (A) 14,000
Quarter Final Saturday, 3 March (6:10 pm) Carlton 2.7.8 (68) 1.9.12 (75) Lost by 7 points Aurora Stadium (H) 15,412

Premiership Season

[edit]
Rd Date and local time Opponent Scores (Hawthorn's scores indicated in bold) Venue Attendance Record
Home Away Result
1 Saturday, 31 March (7:15 pm) Brisbane Lions 9.15 (69) 6.8 (44) Lost by 25 points The Gabba (A) 27,104 0–1
2 Monday, 9 April (2:10 pm) Melbourne 17.14 (116) 14.10 (94) Won by 22 points Melbourne Cricket Ground (H) 43,197 1–1
3 Sunday, 15 April (5:10 pm) Kangaroos 10.10 (70) 13.13 (91) Won by 21 points Telstra Dome (A) 28,481 2–1
4 Sunday, 22 April (1:10 pm) Geelong 10.16 (76) 9.18 (72) Won by 4 points Aurora Stadium (H) 17,120 3–1
5 Sunday, 29 April (2:10 pm) Western Bulldogs 13.15 (93) 16.14 (110) Lost by 17 points Melbourne Cricket Ground (H) 31,982 3–2
6 Saturday, 5 May (2:10 pm) Essendon 15.6 (96) 20.11 (131) Won by 35 points Melbourne Cricket Ground (A) 52,047 4–2
7 Sunday, 13 May (2:40 pm) Fremantle 14.12 (96) 11.14 (80) Lost by 16 points Subiaco Oval (A) 36,481 4–3
8 Saturday, 19 May (7:10 pm) St Kilda 10.12 (72) 6.8 (44) Won by 28 points Melbourne Cricket Ground (H) 36,069 5–3
9 Saturday, 26 May (2:10 pm) West Coast 15.9 (99) 8.16 (64) Won by 25 points Aurora Stadium (H) 18,112 6–3
10 Sunday, 3 June (1:10 pm) Port Adelaide 10.15 (75) 17.7 (109) Won by 34 points AAMI Stadium (A) 23,945 7–3
11 Saturday, 9 June (2:10 pm) Sydney 9.12 (66) 11.9 (75) Lost by 9 points Melbourne Cricket Ground (H) 48,398 7–4
12 Friday, 15 June (7:40 pm) Carlton 12.8 (80) 27.18 (180) Won by 100 points Telstra Dome (A) 53,459 8–4
13 Sunday, 1 July (5:10 pm) Collingwood 12.15 (87) 15.5 (95) Won by 8 points Telstra Dome (A) 50,248 9–4
14 Saturday, 7 July (7:10 pm) Adelaide 15.12 (102) 4.7 (31) Lost by 71 points AAMI Stadium (A) 34,733 9–5
15 Sunday, 15 July (2:10 pm) Richmond 19.15 (129) 11.10 (76) Won by 53 points Melbourne Cricket Ground (H) 41,770 10–5
16 Saturday, 21 July (7:10 pm) St Kilda 14.11 (95) 11.12 (78) Lost by 17 points Telstra Dome (A) 37,847 10–6
17 Sunday, 29 July (1:10 pm) Kangaroos 10.11 (71) 16.12 (108) Lost by 37 points Aurora Stadium (H) 19,114 10–7
18 Sunday, 5 August (2:10 pm) Essendon 17.17 (119) 7.14 (56) Won by 63 points Melbourne Cricket Ground (H) 55,019 11–7
19 Saturday, 11 August (2:10 pm) Brisbane Lions 17.13 (115) 13.13 (91) Won by 24 points Melbourne Cricket Ground (H) 39,007 12–7
20 Sunday, 19 August (1:10 pm) Port Adelaide 12.10 (82) 12.15 (87) Lost by 5 points Aurora Stadium (H) 15,264 12–8
21 Sunday, 26 August (1:10 pm) Western Bulldogs 10.7 (67) 22.19 (151) Won by 84 points Telstra Dome (A) 32,734 13–9
22 Sunday, 2 September (1:10 pm) Sydney 22.9 (141) 10.9 (69) Lost by 72 points Sydney Cricket Ground (A) 27,498 13–10

Finals Series

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Rd Date and local time Opponent Scores (Hawthorn's scores indicated in bold) Venue Attendance
Home Away Result
Elimination final Saturday, 8 September (2:30 pm) Adelaide 15.15 (105) 15.12 (102) Won by 3 points Telstra Dome (H) 36,534
Semi-final Saturday, 15 September (7:30 pm) Kangaroos 14.9 (93) 8.12 (60) Lost by 33 points Melbourne Cricket Ground (A) 74,981

Ladder

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2007 AFL ladder
Pos Team
 Pld W L D PF PA PP Pts
1 Geelong (P) 22 18 4 0 2542 1664 152.8 72 Finals series
2 Port Adelaide 22 15 7 0 2314 2038 113.5 60
3 West Coast 22 15 7 0 2162 1935 111.7 60
4 Kangaroos 22 14 8 0 2183 1998 109.3 56
5 Hawthorn 22 13 9 0 2097 1855 113.0 52
6 Collingwood 22 13 9 0 2011 1992 101.0 52
7 Sydney 22 12 9 1 2031 1698 119.6 50
8 Adelaide 22 12 10 0 1881 1712 109.9 48
9 St Kilda 22 11 10 1 1874 1941 96.5 46
10 Brisbane Lions 22 9 11 2 1986 1885 105.4 40
11 Fremantle 22 10 12 0 2254 2198 102.5 40
12 Essendon 22 10 12 0 2184 2394 91.2 40
13 Western Bulldogs 22 9 12 1 2111 2469 85.5 38
14 Melbourne 22 5 17 0 1890 2418 78.2 20
15 Carlton 22 4 18 0 2167 2911 74.4 16
16 Richmond 22 3 18 1 1958 2537 77.2 14
Source: AFL ladder
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) number of points for.
(P) Premiers

References

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