In typical understated fashion, All-Ireland winner Conor McKenna would rather the focus be on his Brisbane Lions teammates instead of himself when he walks out in front of 100,000 supporters in the AFL Grand Final at the MCG on Saturday.

Tyrone’s Conor McKenna could be set to play in his second consecutive AFL Grand Final following Brisbane Lions’ 95-85 victory over Geelong Cats on Saturday. The thrilling clash, which was played before a 93,066 crowd at the MCG, marked an end to the fantastic career of Zach Tuohy who holds the record for most AFL appearances by an Irish player.

The Eglish native is bidding to become only the second Irishman after Kerry’s Tadhg Kennelly to win both an All-Ireland SFC title and an AFL Premiership

All-Ireland winner Conor McKenna is through to the second consecutive AFL Grand Final of his career after helping the Brisbane Lions to complete a sensational comeback victory 85-95 against Geelong in the first preliminary final at the MCG.

Tyrone's Conor McKenna will have another chance of securing a Premiership medal following a thrilling 95-85 preliminary final win over Geelong as Zach Tuohy's AFL career came to a disappointing end.

The Cats and Lions meet at the MCG with a place in the AFL grand final up for grabs. Join Craig Little for updates

Conor McKenna’s Brisbane Lions produced one of the greatest finals comebacks in AFL history yesterday to beat the Greater Western Sydney Giants 100-105 at Engie Stadium. The Lions came from 44 points down mid-way through the third quarter to win a pulsating semi-final and snatch a preliminary final spot against Geelong at the MCG next Saturday.

Lions beat Cats 14.11 (95) to 12.13 (85) to set up meeting with Swans in flag decider. Join Craig Little for updates.   11:34 Well, that’s about it from me as I light a candle to the Football Gods,