In a rain-soaked AFL clash at the MCG, Carlton's historic seven-game winning streak came to an end as they were thrashed by Hawthorn.The match, played under challenging weather conditions, saw the Hawks dominate with a commanding 94-33 victory.

Interim coach Josh Fraser's reign as caretaker boss ended after his side's first loss in eight games, though he expressed confidence in the team's ability to bounce back.Key performers included Jack Ginnivan and Will Day, who led the charge for Hawthorn despite the freezing conditions.The defeat leaves Carlton reeling, with their ladder position now under threat.Meanwhile, Fraser's exit from the interim role has sparked speculation about his future in the AFL.The match also highlighted the physical toll of extreme weather on players, with several teams reporting injuries and equipment issues.This result marks a significant turning point for both clubs as they navigate the latter stages of the season.