We head back to Windy Hill this weekend with all to play for as our Division Two grand finals take place!
Find all the details for this weekend's grand finals, as well as the Division One preliminary finals and Premier Division semi finals.
MEN'S DIVISION TWO
Saturday, September 5 at Windy Hill
9:30am: AGA Under 18.5 Men's Division Two Grand Final - Roxburgh Park v Sunbury Kangaroos
11:40am: Reserves Division Two Grand Final - Westmeadows v Coburg Districts
2:15pm: Strathmore Community Bank Division Two Grand Final - Coburg Districts v Westmeadows
ADMISSION
General Admission (Adult): $20.00
Concession Card Holders: $10.00
(must produce green/blue pension card, does not include seniors card)
Valid Secondary Student Concession: $10.00
(must produce photo I/D card)
Children Under 14: FREE
RECORDS
All records will be available digitally on game day and can be found HERE.
HOW TO WATCH
All three grand finals will be live streamed for free on Streamer with coverage available on 98.9 Nest Radio from 2pm.
FILMING & PHOTOGRAPHY
All matches will be filmed by Sportscast Australia and no other filming will be permitted at Windy Hill.
League photographer Moments by Shaun will be capturing all three games on the day. Clubs can designate one club photographer who must not be using a lens bigger than 200mm and must remain behind the fence. Presentations can only be captured by approved and appointed photographers.
Any photographers who have not been appointed by the EDFL or the competing clubs will be asked to cease their activity immediately or risk being ejected from the venue.
ANIMAL ACCESS RESTRICTIONS
No animals will be permitted into any finals venues, except for accredited-assistance animals.
MATCH PREVIEW
COBURG DISTRICTS v WESTMEADOWS
Saturday 2:15pm at Windy Hill
Full squads
In: Jordan Ashby, Mitchell Heales, Darcy Reid, Jack McNamara, Angus Omeara, Pasquale Curcio, Hussein Taleb.
Out: Nikolas Dimeski, James Mifsud, Ali Saad, Hugh Wales.
In: Seamus Mulcahy, Angus Price, Mason Mineo.
Out: nil.
The final stop of the 2026 Community Bank Strathmore Division Two season has arrived with Coburg Districts and Westmeadows facing off in the grand final at Windy Hill on Saturday.
It has been nine long years since the Lions made the grand final as they look towards breaking the drought and taking home a first EDFL senior premiership under the Coburg Districts name.
It is a different story for the Tigers who are set to play off in their third consecutive grand final in a row after going down to Rupertswood by three points in 2025, and 19 points to Taylors Lakes in 2024.
The sides have also had very differing paths to reach the grand final.
The Lions are looking to make it the perfect season and to go undefeated, while the Tigers are coming into the match with an underdog mentality after scraping into fourth position
The Tigers took down Hadfield in an elimination final and went on to beat Glenroy in the preliminary final by 22 points.
It would be a fairytale finish considering the rough start to the season and missing personnel.
These sides have met twice throughout the home and away season with Coburg Districts getting the job done both times, but not convincingly with margins of 10 points and eight points.
A couple of the Districts superstars have had incredible seasons in Riley Bentley in the middle and Curtis Rawlings up forward.
Bentley has gone at an average of 38 disposals, six inside 50s, and nine score involvements, a remarkable output from a remarkable player who has led the way for his side.
The division’s equal leading goal scorer in Rawlings has kicked 62 goals on the season and has been the main man for the Districts whenever they need a goal or need someone to stand up ahead of the football.
Jack McNamara and Darcy Reid could be among the inclusions for the side to round out one of the best forward groups in the competition, however Ali Saad will be a key omission through suspension.
Jordan Kosteas and Rhys Gleisner have both been the standouts for the Tigers in what has been another strong campaign for their football side.
Kosteas has been super consistent and gone at an average of 34 disposals, eight marks, and seven score involvements throughout the season.
Gleisner, meanwhile, has proven himself to be one of the most damaging players in the competition with his high impact.
Will it be the undefeated or the underdogs to take out the 2026 Community Bank Strathmore Divison Two premiership on Saturday afternoon?
