18-year-old Zali Goldsworthy kicked five goals and had 24 disposals to single-handedly win a game for Giants.
The episode begins with the host announcing a review of AFLW rounds 7 and 8, noting he took the previous week off. He mentions Brisbane's upset over Adelaide and a concerning epidemic of high tackles and suspensions in the league. Round 7 starts with St Kilda vs Giants, where St Kilda won their fourth straight despite the Giants dominating marks and tackles. The host praises Tiana Smith as St Kilda's best player and mentions Hannah Priest's quiet game. For the Suns vs Lions game, he focuses on the Charlie Rowbottom vs Ruby Spark matchup, highlighting Rowbottom's strength in staying upright when tackled. He also commends Viv Saad's defensive performance for the Suns and Brisbane's professional, well-drilled play. The host discusses Brisbane's discipline in sitting out players who attended the men's grand final irresponsibly. Round 8 covers St Kilda's loss to Fremantle, attributing it to travel fatigue and Fremantle's pressure, with only 177 touches for St Kilda. He notes Georgia Patricios and Grace Kelly's efforts for St Kilda. The Giants vs Blues game is highlighted for Zali Goldsworthy's five-goal, 24-disposal performance, which the host calls monstrous and rising star-worthy. He mentions Carlton's likely miss of finals despite Brie Moody's play. The episode ends with a preview of the men's trade period review and a recommendation for the Tagged podcast by Ruby Slasher and Sarah Hosking.
