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Live: Swans coach Cox and captain Mills address media amid scandal

ABC News Australia - Sport ·
Live: Swans coach Cox and captain Mills address media amid scandal

Sydney coach Dean Cox and captain Callum Mills are set to speak to reporters amid the scandal that has engulfed the club this week.

Cox and Mills's press conference comes after Sydney CEO Matthew Pavlich and chairman Andrew Pridham addressed reporters earlier this week.

It is the first time Mills will speak publicly following the suspension of five of his teammates — Isaac Heeney, Nick Blakey, Chad Warner, Riley Bice and James Jordon — for breaching the club's standards on drinking and staying out late following last Sunday's win over Essendon in Melbourne.

Sydney has been forced into a host of changes due to the club-imposed suspensions on Isaac Heeney, Nick Blakey, Chad Warner, Riley Bice and James Jordon.

Among the ins for this weekend are James Rowbottom, Angus Sheldrick, Tom Hanily, Harry Cunningham, Caiden Cleary, Patrick Snell, Corey Warner and Malcolm Rosas.

Rowbottom and Sheldrick are certain to play, while the others have been named on the extended interchange bench.

Sydney's men's and women's sides will be involved in a double-header on Sunday afternoon at the SCG.

The AFLW side will take on Essendon from 12:30pm before the AFL side hosts North Melbourne from 3:20pm.

It is the final round of the men's season and round two of the women's season.

Good morning and welcome to ABC Sport's live coverage of Sydney's press conference.

Swans coach Dean Cox and club captain Callum Mills are set to speak to reporters in Sydney from 10:30am AEST.

Sydney's men's team rounds out its home and away season with a clash against North Melbourne on Sunday afternoon at the SCG, a match preceded by an AFLW match between Sydney's women's team and Essendon's women's team at the same venue.

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