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The Sydney Swans will be back on the field tomorrow as the club continues to deal with a scandal involving five players. The captains of the Swans’ men's and women's teams have backed the club's decision to suspend players for the rest of the season. They're hoping fans will stick by the club ahead of tomorrow's historic double header at the SCG.

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00:01As the Sydney Swans saga continues to unfold, the club has declared its dedication to rebuilding
00:10trust with fans and the general public. Speaking in a press conference yesterday,
00:16Sydney Swans AFLW captain Lucy McAvoy has said her players have had open conversations in the
00:23wake of the scandal that's engulfed her club and led to five men's players being suspended
00:29for the rest of the season. Speaking on Friday afternoon, she said the women's program
00:34supports the sanctions imposed on Isaac Heaney, Nick Blakey, Chad Warner, Riley Bice and James
00:41Jordan, saying their actions did not reflect the Swans as a club. There's no doubt that the club
00:48has taken a reputational hit this week and we'll do whatever we can as a club in both programs to
00:54make sure we build back the trust and respect of our members and fans and the community more broadly.
00:59The comments by the Swans' women's team comes after the Swans' men's captain Callum Mills and coach
01:05Dean Cox fronted the media on Friday, unreservedly apologising for what they say is flatly disappointing behaviour.
01:15We take these allegations extremely seriously and we hope the women involved are getting all the
01:21support they deserve. We're really disappointed of the actions of these five players and as a playing
01:27group we fully support the club's decision on the sanctions handed down. We take full responsibility
01:34and we are deeply sorry.
01:36With still so many unanswered questions in this unfolding saga, it's really cast a dark shadow
01:44over what was supposed to be a historic weekend for the football club, specifically for the AFLW team.
01:52Set to take to the SCG for the first time in years tomorrow, ahead of a men's game later in
01:57the day.
01:58But now, this doubleheader, which had been heralded as a real moment of pride for the women's team,
02:04will take place under the shadow of the bad behaviour of a few of their men's team counterparts.
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