2008 Australian Football International Cup - Gallery

Gallery

  • New Zealand's captain Andrew Congalton takes a strong mark in front of an Indian opponent

  • New Zealand's Richard Bradley takes a high mark against India

  • The USA and China contest the ruck

  • Canada's ruckman Manny Matata takes a kick against Sweden in round 2

  • Canada's Scott Fleming kicks one of eight goals against Sweden in round 2

  • Swedish team lines up for the national anthem before taking on Canada

  • A British Bulldog gets a kick away despite close checking from a Nauruan opponent in Britain's round 2 loss

  • Robert Dipierdomenico coach of the Peres Peace team joining with his team to sign the joint anthem

  • The Papua New Guinea Mosquitos line up for the national anthem before taking on the Peace Team

  • Samoa lines up for the national anthem before taking on Japan in round 2

  • Big pack mark by Ireland's Mike Finn over South Africa

  • Another Mike Finn special

  • Irish player gets a kick downfield

  • South African player kicks the ball against Ireland

  • Running shot for goal by Ireland's Mike Finn

  • South Africa and Ireland contest the high ball with South African attempting to spoil

  • Irish player takes an overhead mark

  • Nauruan takes a shot on goal

  • Peace team gets a kick away against Finland

  • Papua New Guinea shortly after the final siren at the MCG

  • Papua New Guinea celebrates winning the cup

  • Papua New Guinea after a lap of honour

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