Australian football and Rugby are both popular sports in Australia, but they have key differences in rules, gameplay, and scoring. Australian football is played with an oval-shaped ball and involves kicking and handballing to move the ball down the field. Rugby, on the other hand, is played with a more oval-shaped ball and involves passing and running to advance the ball. Additionally, Australian football has a larger field and more players on each team compared to rugby. Scoring in Australian football involves kicking the ball between goalposts, while rugby scoring is based on scoring tries and kicking conversions.
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Australian rules football (commonly locally called "footy" and which is vastly different from English football, rugby league, rugby union, or American football) is considered Australian because it was invented and developed in Melbourne, Australia.
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Rugby actually preceded games which use some of the principles such as American football Gaelic football. There are two related types of Rugby. Rugby League and Rugby Union.
The man Brendan Fevola is associated with Australian Rules Football. Australian Rules Football is an offshoot of Rugby. The game plays mostly the same as Rugby but focuses more on kicks.
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