The AFL confirms it is investigating whether Port Adelaide midfielder Ollie Wines breached coronavirus rules by conducting a media interview at his house.
The AFL has confirmed it is investigating whether Port Adelaide midfielder Ollie Wines breached coronavirus rules by conducting a media interview at his house.
The AFL has strict rules around players' contacts ahead of the season resuming this weekendThe AFL is investigating whether its rules were breachedAFL players have been under strict lockdown at their homes and can generally only head out for a limited number of reasons, including to train at the club.The ABC has contacted Port Adelaide for comment.
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