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Tasmania Devils line up female voice to sing team song in AFL first

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Tasmania Devils line up female voice to sing team song in AFL first

Expansion club wants official new recording to be inclusive Selection panel will deliberate before choosing song by end of year Kylie Minogue will dazzle 100,000 fans at the MCG this weekend, but the Tasmania Devils hope there will soon be another female vocal heard on grand final day.

In what would be an AFL first, the club wants to have both female and male voices on the official recording of their team song, which is expected to be selected by the end of the year.

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