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Brisbane Lions Lose Key Defenders to Suspensions

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Brisbane Lions face a defensive crisis ahead of their clash with Sydney Swans, as Harris Andrews and Darcy Gardiner are suspended for striking incidents. The team also misses Hugh McCluggage and Zac Bailey, leaving them to rely on their depth to counter Sydneys offensive threat.

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Brisbane Lions Lose Key Defenders to Suspensions

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It's March 10th in Adelaide, let's get into the news. Brisbane Lions are heading into their big clash with Sydney Swann's short two-key defenders. The AFL Tribunal upheld Bands on Harris Andrews and Darcy Gardner, leaving the reigning premieres vulnerable at the back. Andrews copped the three-match suspension for careless striking with high contact and severe impact during last week's loss to the Western Bulldogs. Gardner will miss the Saturday night game at the SCG after his one-match ban for striking was also confirmed. This double hit comes at a tough time, as Brisbane also sits out Huma Cluggage with the calf injury in Zach Bailey, who accepted his own one-match ban. For striking, the Lions pushed hard at the Tribunal, claiming Andrews was just shepherding and Gardner's contact was a push with low impact. But officials rule both incidents involved forceful strikes that went beyond acceptable play. Now the team scrambles to shore up defense against Sydney's potent attack, testing their depth in this early season's showdown.

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