The 2013 AFL Fixture has been released. 

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The 2013 fixture will retain the key elements from 2012 with a 23-round season for all clubs to play 11 home and 11 away games. The season structure will have 20 standard rounds of nine matches and three rounds across rounds 11/12/13 where six matches will be played each week, enabling six clubs to have a bye in each round.

The 2013 Toyota AFL Premiership Season will open in South Australia for the first time since the inaugural year of the Adelaide Crows in 1991, when the Crows host Essendon at AAMI Stadium on Friday March 22, 2013. AAMI Stadium, which has served both SANFL football and AFL football wonderfully well for nearly four decades, will have its final year as an AFL venue in 2013 and was selected to open the season for this reason, while Port Adelaide will play the last home and away match at the venue against Carlton in round 23.

Round One will be played across two weekends with a Fremantle / West Coast Derby to follow on Saturday March 23, before the remaining seven matches are played across the Easter period.

A total of 198 home and away matches of season 2013 will be played in venues throughout every state and territory, with matches outside the regular capital cities to be played in Cairns (one), Darwin (two), Hobart (two) Canberra (three) and Launceston (four), as well as the game in New Zealand.