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Sydney leads the AFL ladder with 68 points, followed by Port Adelaide and Geelong, showcasing a competitive season.

Sydney is currently leading the Men`s Australian Football League (AFL) ladder with an impressive 68 points after 23 matches. Following closely is Port Adelaide, who has secured 64 points, showcasing a strong season. Geelong and Greater Western Sydney are tied at 60 points, demonstrating the competitive nature of the league. Brisbane rounds out the top five with 58 points, indicating a tight race for playoff positions.

The ladder reflects the performance of each team, with Bulldogs and Hawthorn both sitting at 56 points, while Carlton and Collingwood are tied at 52 points. Fremantle, Essendon, St Kilda, Gold Coast, and Melbourne follow, each with varying points that highlight their season`s struggles and successes. At the bottom of the ladder, West Coast, North Melbourne, and Richmond are facing significant challenges, with Richmond notably at just 8 points.

While specific match results and player performances are not detailed in the latest updates, the standings provide a clear picture of the current state of the league. Fans and analysts alike are keenly observing how the remaining matches will unfold as teams vie for a coveted spot in the finals. For more detailed insights, check out the AFL Ladder and the latest AFL News.

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