The A-F-L often dubs itself as Australia's game. Now, they're trying to make it the game of people overseas too- and what better place to try and spread the world than China, where there's certainly no shortage of potential customers.
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Australia's biggest sport AFL went to the world's most populous country China
Matt Rosa of the Gold Coast Suns tackles Justin Westhoff of Port Adelaide Power Source: AAP
The A-F-L often dubs itself as Australia's game. Now, they're trying to make it the game of people overseas too- and what better place to try and spread the world than China, where there's certainly no shortage of potential customers.
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