The Sydney Swans remove St Kilda from their annual AFL Pride Game, according to multiple reports. The decision is linked to the way St Kilda has handled the Lance Collard homophobic slur case. After the tribunal proceedings involving Collard, the controversy continues to affect the clubs’ plans for the league’s Pride round initiatives. The Swans’ announcement means St Kilda will no longer be the opposition in the Swans’ scheduled Pride Game, with the change framed by sources as a response to St Kilda’s actions and communications around the Collard matter. The outlets describe this as the latest fallout from the case and present the Swans’ move as a significant alteration to a recurring fixture associated with Pride activities. While the reports concur on the overall outcome—St Kilda being dropped from the Pride Game—they focus on the same causal link to the Collard incident and the tribunal outcome, rather than providing detailed information about the Swans’ specific replacement opponent or the precise grounds of St Kilda’s handling.