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The man has revealed what happened in the moments before Pullman Hotel staff were approached.

Sydney captain Callum Mills says the five players stood down for the rest of the season have ‘let the club down’ and that he fully supports the sanctions handed down.

Sydney have denied representatives of the club, apart from the five currently-listed players named, were in the room at a Melbourne hotel at the centre of a police investigation.

Sydney Swans coach Dean Cox and captain Callum Mills have fronted media for the first time since a sexual assault scandal engulfed the club.

‘I am furious that my children were put anywhere near this situation.’

An AFL great has delivered a powerful message to men as the fallout surrounding the Sydney Swans continues.

The AFL has come under fire from Anthony Albanese as Sydney Swans leaders prepare to face the media for the first time since five players were banned.

The woman at the centre of the Sydney Swans’ sex assault allegations says she just wants justice, while another woman says they fear for their lives.

Concerning new details have emerged amid claims there were up to nine different men in the hotel room throughout the night.

The AFL sending an email to clubs suggesting they can not rest players this weekend and quoting a rule is just absolute nonsense, writes Matthew Richardson.

Sydney Swans chairman Andrew Pridham and CEO Matthew Pavlich have penned a letter to the club’s community after standing down five star players while Police investigate a sexual assault.

Bailey Smith’s mum has joined in on the jokes about her son’s complicated dating life.

More details have emerged from the scandal as Victorian Police prepare to conduct their interviews in Sydney.

The fallout surrounding the Sydney Swans has widened, with Isaac Heeney dealt a major commercial blow as companies begin to act.

West Coast co-captain Liam Baker says the suspension of five Sydney players serves as a reminder to all AFL figures to understand and embrace their status as ‘leaders to the community’.

A surprising social media post has sparked fresh intrigue months after the scandal erupted.

The Swans are at ‘the bottom of the ocean’ as the scandal continues to send shockwaves through the entire industry.

Sydney chief executive Matthew Pavlich has directly apologised to fans and asked them to stick by the embattled club who will next play on Sunday.