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Watch Sydney Swans vs Essendon Bombers Live Streaming Free 2017 Online AFL Finals

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AFL Live Sydney Swans vs Essendon Bombers Streaming Free 2017 Regular Seasons Final week 01 match will be kick off at Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW, Australia, Saturday 09 September 2017 online, 16:20 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Sydney are heavily fancied in the betting and are arguably the form side of the competition, winning 14 of their past 16 matches. The perennial finalists finished runner-up last year and will be keen to feast on Essendon, who were the wooden spooners in 2016.

The Swans finished off their home and away season in style, crushing Carlton by 81 points, with Lance Franklin booting 10 majors, snatching the Coleman Medal in the process.

Essendon won their last two games of the home and away season, albeit against weaker opposition in the Gold Coast Suns and Fremantle. However, they may just have the game to take it to Sydney and were desperately unlucky not to knock over the Swans earlier in the year at the SCG.

The Bombers share the ball around and rank third in the competition for uncontested possessions and second for marks. If they can turn it into a free flowing game an upset is not beyond the realms of possibility.

The Bombers also have plenty of firepower in front of goal and rank third for points scored this season. Joe Daniher finished fourth in the Coleman, while Cale Hooker, Orazio Fantasia and Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti have also found themselves amongst the majors this season.

Given it is finals, the game could be a bit of a slog, with plenty of pressure and contested possession in the middle of the ground. The Swans have the tried and true game style that will stand up in the heat and Josh Kennedy, Daniel Hannebery and Luke Parker should all have a major influence.

Kennedy ranks third in the competition for contested disposals and will be one of the keys against a Dons midfield that has been a bit suspect at times this season. Dyson Heppell will be one Bomber that needs a big game in the middle, while Jobe Watson will be going all out for success, given that he is retiring at the end of the Bombers campaign.

The winner of this will line up in what shapes as a blockbuster Semi Final against either Geelong or Richmond, while for the loser, it is farewell to season 2017.

Players List:
SWANS:
B: N.Smith, H.Grundy, D.Rampe
HB: C.Mills, L.Melican, J.McVeigh
C: J.Lloyd, J.Kennedy, I.Heeney
HF: G.Hewett, L.Franklin, G.Rohan
F: K.Jack, C.Sinclair, S.Reid
R: S.Naismith, L.Parker, D.Hannebery
I/C: Z.Jones, N.Newman, T.Papley, D.Towers
EMG: A.Aliir, H.Cunningham, D.Robinson

IN: S.Naismith, D.Hannebery, T.Papley
OUT: H.Cunningham, W.Hayward, K.Tippett

BOMBERS:
B: J.Kelly, M.Hartley, M.Baguley
HB: A.McGrath, P.Ambrose, C.McKenna
C: J.Watson, D.Parish, B.Goddard
HF: Z.Merrett, J.Stewart, M.Gleeson
F: A.McDonald-Tipungwuti, J.Daniher, J.Begley
R: T.Bellchambers, D.Zaharakis, D.Heppell
I/C: O.Fantasia, M.Hurley, D.Myers, T.Colyer
EMG: J.Laverde, H.Hocking, S.McKernan

IN: O.Fantasia, M.Hurley
OUT: J.Laverde, H.Hocking

AFL Finals Geelong Cats vs Richmond Tigers Live Streaming Free 2017 Online 08 September

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Australian Football League Live Geelong Cats vs Richmond Tigers Live Stream Free, AFL 2017 Seasons Finals Week 1 Stream. Geelong Cats vs Richmond Tigers match will be kickoff at Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, SA, Australia, Friday 08 September 2017 online, 19:50 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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This shapes as an absolute beauty and not much separates the sides in the CrownBet head to head betting. Geelong are currently a $1.75 favourite ahead of Richmond at $2.10.

The Cats won their last three games of the home and away season, including the Round 21 clash at Simonds Stadium against Richmond by 14 points. They then defeated Collingwood at the MCG by 11 points before touching up GWS to the tune of 44 in Round 23.

Following their loss to Geelong in Round 21, the Tigers responded in style by chalking up two big wins over Fremantle and St Kilda. They have won six of their past seven and should be better suited at the MCG.

Damien Hardwick’s side will be looking to bury some recent September ghosts and will not only need big games from Dustin Martin, Trent Cotchin, Alex Rance and Jack Riewoldt but a host of their younger players as well.

Daniel Rioli and Jason Castagna are among a number of players that are making their finals debut and this duo will look to put a stack of pressure on the opposition defenders, something that has been a hallmark of the 2017 Tigers.

At Geelong, we can expect big games from seasoned champions in Patrick Dangerfield and Joel Selwood, while the likes of Sam Menegola and Mitch Duncan will complement that duo beautifully in the midfield.

The clash in this part of the ground will be mouth-watering, particularly with the likes of Dangerfield and Martin going head to head. Geelong rank slightly higher for contested possessions and clearances, but the Tigers are the better defensive side.

Of interest will be the plan that Chris Scott has in store for Alex Rance. The key Tigers defender had a rare poor game the last time the two sides met, with Harry Taylor taking the points. Rance will either line up on Taylor again or Tom Hawkins, who was absent the last time the two sides met.

Richmond will be out to break one of the longest hoodoo’s in modern day football as they have not beaten Geelong since 2006. The Cats have won the past 13 clashes between the two sides, including the Round 21 encounter this season by 14 points at Simonds Stadium.

Five of the 13 games in the Cats winning streak have been held at the MCG. The two sides last squared off in in a final way back in 1995 and on that occasion, it was Geelong by 89 points.

Players List:
CATS:
B: T.Stewart, T.Lonergan, J.Bews
HB: Z.Tuohy, L.Henderson, J.Kolodjashnij
C: A.Mackie, J.Selwood, M.Blicavs
HF: J.Murdoch, H.Taylor, S.Motlop
F: B.Parfitt, T.Hawkins, J.Parsons
R: Z.Smith, P.Dangerfield, C.Guthrie
I/C: M.Duncan, Z.Guthrie, S.Menegola, S.Selwood
EMG: W.Buzza, D.Menzel, J.Thurlow

IN: J.Selwood, Z.Guthrie
OUT: D.Menzel, W.Buzza

TIGERS:
B: B.Ellis, A.Rance, D.Grimes
HB: B.Houli, D.Astbury, N.Vlastuin
C: K.McIntosh, T.Cotchin, J.Townsend
HF: K.Lambert, D.Martin, S.Edwards
F: D.Butler, J.Riewoldt, D.Rioli
R: T.Nankervis, D.Prestia, S.Grigg
I/C: J.Caddy, J.Graham, N.Broad, J.Castagna
EMG: S.Lloyd, S.Hampson, O.Markov

IN: J.Caddy
OUT: O.Markov

AFL West Coast Eagles vs Adelaide Crows Live Stream Online Free 27 August 2017 Week 23

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Australian Football League Live West Coast Eagles vs Adelaide Crows Live Stream Free, AFL 2017 Seasons Week 23 Stream. West Coast Eagles vs Adelaide Crows match will be kickoff at Domain Stadium, Perth, WA, Australia, Sunday 27 August 2017 online, 16:40 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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It will be a nervous wait for both teams, particularly for ninth placed West Coast, who will be sweating on the results of other games earlier in the round.

The Eagles need a slip up from either Melbourne or Essendon to have any chance of making the eight. They may also need to bridge a slight percentage gap.

Essendon are likely to take out their early Sunday clash against Fremantle, while Melbourne head in as slight favourites against Collingwood on Saturday. If the Bombers unexpectedly drop their game, the Eagles will be in the eight should they conquer Adelaide.

If Melbourne go down but Essendon win, the Eagles will need to win and bridge a percentage gap of 2.1%. This equates to about a seven-goal swing.

Adelaide will finish either first or second on the ladder. A win secures them top spot, while a loss may send them to second, depending on whether or not GWS defeat Geelong on Saturday night.

The Crows have been posted at the odds of $1.56 in the head to head betting with CrownBet, while West Coast are at $2.45. The Eagles enjoy the home ground advantage and it will be the last time they play at Domain Stadium, with future home matches to be played at the soon-to-be-ready Perth Stadium.

The ground has provided plenty of memories over the years and adds another dimension to the clash, as does the impending retirements of a couple of Brownlow Medallists in Sam Mitchell and Matt Priddis.

Those two combined for 54 possessions in the Eagles 21-point loss to GWS last weekend and should have a say in proceedings. Josh Kennedy looms as another key player for the home side. The spearhead is four goals clear at the top of the goalkicking table and looks set to pick up his third straight Coleman Medal.

With a stack of variables heading into the game it is hard to get a gauge on what the result may be, but if Adelaide bring their A-game they will be very hard to beat, even if the clash turns out to be a dead rubber.

Rory Sloane and the Crouch brothers have been in terrific form and if the Crows can convert in front of the big sticks, the result should go their way. Their radar was slightly off last weekend in the three-point loss to Sydney, where they managed 25 scoring shots to 18.

Players List:
EAGLES:
B: T.Barrass, E.Mackenzie, B.Sheppard
HB: S.Hurn, J.McGovern, L.Duggan
C: A.Gaff, M.Priddis, D.Sheed
HF: E.Yeo, J.Darling, J.Redden
F: D.Petrie, J.Kennedy, M.LeCras
FOL: N.Vardy, S.Mitchell, L.Shuey
I/C: J.Cripps, L.Jetta, L.Partington, M.Hutchings
EMG: W.Schofield, J.Nelson, J.Waterman

IN: M.LeCras
OUT: J.Hill

CROWS:
B: R.Laird, K.Hartigan, J.Lever
HB: J.Kelly, A.Keath, L.Brown
C: B.Smith, R.Sloane, R.Atkins
HF: R.Douglas, T.Lynch, C.Cameron
F: M.McGovern, J.Jenkins, E.Betts
FOL: S.Jacobs, B.Crouch, M.Crouch
I/C: R.Knight, P.Seedsman, D.Mackay, W.Milera
EMG: J.Beech, H.Greenwood, R.O’Brien

IN: K.Hartigan, P.Seedsman, W.Milera
OUT: D.Talia, H.Greenwood, T.Walker

Watch Richmond Tigers vs St Kilda Saints Live Streaming Free 2017 Online 27 August AFL Week 23

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AFL Live Richmond Tigers vs St Kilda Saints Streaming Free 2017 Regular Seasons Round 23 match will be kick off at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, Sunday 27 August 2017 online, 15:20 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Richmond Tigers can secure a top four spot and the double chance with victory over a St Kilda side who could still have something to play for themselves at the MCG on Sunday afternoon.

The all-important game gets underway at 3.20pm AEST and will be broadcast on Channel 7 and Fox Sports. AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

A top four spot is Richmond’s to lose as the Tigers prepare to sign off the home and away season when they face St Kilda at the MCG.

Victory over the Saints will guarantee Richmond a top four berth and the all-important double chance, but it won’t be as simple as that with St Kilda still potentially having something to play for as they look to sneak into the top eight.

Saints kept those hopes alive last week when defeating North Melbourne but they need a host of other results to go their way before taking to the MCG to face Richmond.

By the time the game gets underway, the Tigers could find themselves in sixth spot if both Sydney Swans and Port Adelaide expectedly win their games against Carlton and Gold Coast Suns on Saturday.

But the task remains the same for Damien Hardwick’s side regardless of those results – win and they finish in the top four.

Richmond will also be out for revenge for the 67-point defeat they suffered at the hands of the Saints in Round 16 and they should get it.

Players List:
TIGERS:
B: B.Ellis, A.Rance, D.Grimes
HB: B.Houli, D.Astbury, N.Vlastuin
C: K.McIntosh, T.Cotchin, J.Townsend
HF: K.Lambert, D.Martin, S.Edwards
F: D.Butler, J.Riewoldt, D.Rioli
FOL: T.Nankervis, D.Prestia, S.Grigg
I/C: O.Markov, J.Graham, N.Broad, J.Castagna
EMG: J.Short, S.Lloyd, C.Menadue

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SAINTS:
B: J.Geary, N.Brown, D.Roberton
HB: J.Newnes, J.Carlisle, J.Webster
C: J.Billings, L.Dunstan, S.Savage
HF: B.Acres, N.Riewoldt, J.Sinclair
F: J.Gresham, J.Bruce, T.Membrey
FOL: B.Longer, S.Ross, J.Steven
I/C: J.Steele, J.Lonie, K.Stevens, M.Weller
EMG: B.White, D.McKenzie, B.Rice

IN: J.Lonie
OUT: S.Gilbert

AFL Essendon Bombers vs Fremantle Dockers Live Streaming Free 2017 Online week 23

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Australian Football League Live Essendon Bombers vs Fremantle Dockers Live Stream Free, AFL 2017 Seasons Week 23 Stream. Essendon Bombers vs Fremantle Dockers match will be kickoff at Etihad Stadium, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, Sunday 27 August 2017 online, 13:10 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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The Dons occupy eighth spot heading into the weekend and will be out to collect the points to keep the chasing pack at bay.

The game gets underway at 1.10pm AEST and will be broadcast on Fox Footy, while AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

Five wins in the last seven games, including last week over the Gold Coast Suns, has left Essendon Bombers’ finals fate in their own hands heading into AFL Round 23.

Victory over the Fremantle Dockers at Etihad Stadium will almost certainly be enough to see them across the line and wrap up finals footy.

Now they must deal with the pressure-cooker atmosphere final day of the home and away season and get the job done.

The Dockers are a bit of a bogey side having won the last four head to heads including in Perth in Round 7 earlier this year.

But this is a Bombers side in form and one which has dealt well with the demands of the last two months as the congested ladder battled for the last spots in the finals.

Fremantle have lost the last two games – although they were against Sydney Swans and Richmond Tigers – and won only two of the last 12, and the Dockers might already be on holiday.

Essendon have Jobe Watson back on deck and Travis Colyer also comes into the side. Josh Green is ruled out with a foot injury, while Craig Bird is left out.

Five changes for the Dockers see Lachie Neale, Shane Kersten, Jonathon Griffin, Tommy Sheridan and Sam Collins all named. Sean Darcy is suspended and Griffin Logue, Ryan Nyhuis, Joshua Deluca and Cam McCarthy drop out.

Players list:
BOMBERS:
B: D.Myers, M.Hartley, M.Baguley
HB: A.McGrath, P.Ambrose, C.McKenna
C: J.Kelly, D.Parish, B.Goddard
HF: Z.Merrett, C.Hooker, M.Gleeson
F: J.Begley, J.Daniher, J.Stewart
FOL: T.Bellchambers, D.Zaharakis, D.Heppell
I/C: J.Watson, T.Colyer, J.Laverde, A.McDonald-Tipungwuti
EMG: H.Hocking, S.McKernan, K.Langford

IN: J.Watson, T.Colyer
OUT: C.Bird, J.Green

DOCKERS:
B: E.Hughes, J.Hamling, L.Ryan
HB: L.Weller, M.Johnson, D.Tucker
C: H.Crozier, N.Fyfe, B.Hill
HF: B.Cox, M.Taberner, L.Neale
F: H.Ballantyne, S.Kersten, H.Bennell
FOL: J.Griffin, S.Hill, D.Mundy
I/C: N.Suban, T.Sheridan, C.Sutcliffe, S.Collins
EMG: D.Pearce, G.Logue, J.Deluca

IN: J.Griffin, T.Sheridan, S.Kersten, L.Neale, S.Collins
OUT: R.Nyhuis, C.McCarthy, S.Darcy, J.Deluca, G.Logue

Watch Port Adelaide Power vs Gold Coast Suns Live Streaming Free 2017 Online AFL Week 23

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AFL Live Port Adelaide Power vs Gold Coast Suns Streaming Free 2017 Regular Seasons Round 23 match will be kick off at Adelaide Oval, North Adelaide, South Australia, Australia, Saturday 26 August 2017 online, 19:40 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Port Adelaide are currently in fifth position, one game behind fourth placed Richmond and can surpass the Tigers, should that side slip up against St Kilda. However, Sydney loom as a threat and the Swans are just 0.4 of a percent behind the Power.

The Swans take on Carlton and can bridge this gap with a winning margin that is about four goals superior to Port’s result. They take on the Blues earlier on Saturday, while Richmond play on Sunday.

On current form, Port should have no trouble in accounting for the Gold Coast. The Suns season has spiralled and they have lost their past seven matches. Their former coach, Rodney Eade, was sacked a fortnight ago and caretaker coach, Dean Solomon, has overseen a 58-point loss to Brisbane and a 33-point defeat to Essendon in the two weeks since.

The Power have won three of their past four and have toyed with a number of interstate sides throughout the year at the Adelaide Oval. A strength has been their fast scoring and they rank second in the competition for points scored in 2017.

Look for Charlie Dixon to have an impact against his former side, while Robbie Gray and Chad Wingard should also provide Suns defenders plenty of headaches. The Power also enjoy the services of the All-Australian candidate, Paddy Ryder, who has been one of the best ruckman in the competition this year.

For Gold Coast to produce an unlikely upset they will need massive games from the likes of Steven May, Tom Lynch and Pearce Hanley. May will probably line up on Dixon but the Suns lack of depth around the ground should prove telling.

They rank lower in a number of key measures, including contested possession and clearances, while injuries have also taken a toll. The interest in this one may just centre around the margin and whether or not the Power can position themselves above Sydney.

Port Adelaide are set to regain Jasper Pittard from injury, while Jack Hombsch, Aaron Young and Jackson Trengove will be considered. Tom Jonas misses with suspension.

The Gold Coast will include Gary Ablett, if the former Brownlow Medallist is finally able to get over his hamstring injury. If Ablett does get up in time it is widely tipped to be his last game at the Suns, with a move to his former club, Geelong, on the cards.

Port Adelaide have won seven of the eight games between the two sides. Their only loss was way back in 2011, the first time the two sides met. That encounter was the first ever win for the Gold Coast, who joined the league at the start of 2011.

Earlier this year, the Power and the Suns featured in a history making game in China and it was the Port that were way too strong, taking out the Round 8 clash by 72 points. Travis Boak and Chad Winged were prominent that day, while Aaron Hall was the Suns best.

Players List:
POWER:
B: R.Bonner, T.Clurey, D.Houston
HB: D.Byrne-Jones, J.Pittard, H.Hartlett
C: J.Westhoff, O.Wines, J.Polec
HF: S.Gray, T.Marshall, R.Gray
F: A.Johnson, C.Dixon, C.Wingard
FOL: P.Ryder, B.Ebert, T.Boak
I/C: S.Powell-Pepper, J.Neade, K.Amon, D.Howard
EMG: J.Trengove, M.White, J.Impey

IN: J.Pittard
OUT: T.Jonas

SUNS:
B: M.Spencer, S.May, T.McKenzie
HB: P.Hanley, C.Ah Chee, A.Saad
C: B.Fiorini, W.Brodie, M.Rosa
HF: J.Harbrow, J.Martin, T.Miller
F: B.Ainsworth, K.Brooksby, D.Macpherson
FOL: P.Wright, D.Swallow, A.Hall
I/C: B.Scheer, J.Lyons, M.Hallahan, J.Joyce
EMG: A.Sexton, J.Leslie, M.Rischitelli

IN: B.Scheer, J.Lyons, W.Brodie
OUT: J.Lonergan, J.Leslie, J.Schoenfeld

AFL Geelong Cats vs GWS Giants live Streaming Free 2017 Online 26 August

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Australian Football League Live Geelong Cats vs GWS Giants Live Stream Free, AFL 2017 Seasons Week 23 Stream. Geelong Cats vs GWS Giants match will be kickoff at Simonds Stadium, Geelong, VIC, Australia, Saturday 26 August 2017 online, 19:25 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Both sides sit safely inside the top four and have secured the double chance. They seem destined to play successive matches against each other with the winner of this clash possibly set to host the other side in a Qualifying Final in a fortnight’s time.

GWS are second on the ladder and Geelong are third. The highest ranked side will host a final later on, with their opponents to be determined by some of the other results over the weekend.

The Giants defeated West Coast in their Round 22 clash by 21 points but head in as slight underdogs in the head to head betting with CrownBet. Geelong come off an 11-point win over Collingwood at the MCG and have won three of their past four. Their only loss in that time period came at Simonds Stadium against Sydney.

The battle between the respective midfields shapes as a beauty. Patrick Dangerfield looms as a match winner for the home side and with Mitch Duncan, Scott Selwood and Sam Menegola in the line-up the Cats will look to thwart the likes of Josh Kelly, Lachie Whitfield, Callan Ward and Tom Scully.

Both sides are among the top echelon of sides when it comes to scoring and Toby Greene, Jeremy Cameron and Jonathan Patton loom as key options for the Giants, while at the other end it will be Tom Hawkins and Daniel Menzel that will be the focal points for Geelong.

A key for Geelong will be getting off to a fast start. They were slow out of the blocks against Collingwood but if they can get off to an early flyer they will be hard to beat in front of their home fans.

Geelong have no immediate injuries out of last week’s game and they regain key forward Tom Hawkins from suspension. Rhys Stanley is also a chance to return.

GWS’ injury list is getting healthier by the week and the Giants will look to bring back Steven Johnson from injury to take on his former side.

Geelong have won five of the seven games between the two sides, while one of the remaining two was a draw. That result came in Round 15 this season as Tom Hawkins missed a tight shot at goal after the siren to level the scores.

The Giants have taken on the Cats twice at Simonds a Stadium for a 10-point loss in Round 11 last year as well as a 65-point defeat back in 2012. The Cats are five from six at the venue this season, while GWS have won four from nine interstate games in 2017. They have won just one out of their four games in Victoria.

Players List:
CATS:
B: T.Stewart, T.Lonergan, J.Bews
HB: Z.Tuohy, L.Henderson, A.Mackie
C: M.Blicavs, P.Dangerfield, S.Motlop
HF: B.Parfitt, H.Taylor, S.Menegola
F: D.Menzel, T.Hawkins, J.Parsons
FOL: Z.Smith, S.Selwood, M.Duncan
I/C: W.Buzza, C.Guthrie, J.Kolodjashnij, J.Murdoch
EMG: D.Lang, Z.Guthrie, J.Thurlow

IN: T.Hawkins, M.Blicavs, B.Parfitt
OUT: J.Thurlow, Z.Guthrie, S.Simpson

GIANTS:
B: A.Tomlinson, N.Hayes, N.Wilson
HB: Z.Williams, P.Davis, L.Whitfield
C: J.Kelly, D.Shiel, H.Shaw
HF: C.Ward, J.Patton, T.Greene
F: R.Lobb, J.Cameron, S.Johnson
FOL: S.Mumford, S.Coniglio, B.Deledio
I/C: A.Corr, D.Smith, J.Hopper, T.Scully
EMG: T.Taranto, M.de Boer, H.Himmelberg

IN: S.Johnson, R.Lobb
OUT: M.de Boer, H.Himmelberg

Free Sydney Swans vs Carlton Blues Live Streaming 2017 Online AFL Week 23

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AFL Live Sydney Swans vs Carlton Blues Streaming Free 2017 Regular Seasons Round 23 match will be kick off at Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW, Australia, Saturday 26 August 2017 online, 16:35 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Sydney are a game behind fourth placed Richmond and just percentage behind fifth placed Port Adelaide. Should the Tigers slip up and Sydney win by enough to bridge the small percentage gap on the Power, the Swans will finish inside the top four for the sixth season in a row.

John Longmire’s side travelled to Adelaide last weekend and in what was one of the better games of the year, they came away with a three-point win. Josh Kennedy and Lance Franklin were the stars, with Franklin producing another magical solo effort- a running goal from the boundary that brought back memories of the goal of the year he produced in 2010 when playing at Hawthorn.

Franklin will be a major focal point this weekend, as well as Kennedy and they are two players that Carlton will need to stop.

The Blues snapped an eight-game losing streak last weekend by defeating Hawthorn by seven points and that win elevated them to 15th position on the ladder, in what is another rebuilding year at the club.

A highlight of the win were the efforts of some of their younger players in Charlie Curnow and Jarrod Pickett, while seasoned players in Marc Murphy, Bryce Gibbs and Matthew Kruezer also stood up.

That group will need huge games once again to trouble Sydney but their 22 may just lack the depth to match the home side.

The Swans lead the Blues in a number of statistical measures, most notably contested possession and clearances and given the form they are in, they shouldn’t have too many troubles in accounting for their rivals.

Sydney have very few injury concerns at the moment and a number of players are knocking on the door for selection with good form in the NEAFL, including Harry Cunningham, Shaun Edwards and Allir Allir.

Carlton’s Billie Smedts suffered a concussion against Hawthorn last weekend and may miss. Nick Graham is among a host of players that could come in.

StatsCarlton ended a run of outs against Sydney by defeating the Swans by 19 points earlier this year. The Round 6 fixture was the Swans sixth loss in succession but they have since rebounded.

Prior to that, the Sydneysiders had won the past seven games between the two clubs with four of those held at the SCG. Carlton are one from five when travelling interstate this season, while Sydney have won six from 10 at their home ground in 2017.

Players List:
SWANS:
B: N.Smith, H.Grundy, D.Rampe
HB: Z.Jones, L.Melican, J.McVeigh
C: I.Heeney, J.Kennedy, J.Lloyd
HF: G.Rohan, L.Franklin, H.Cunningham
F: G.Hewett, K.Tippett, S.Reid
FOL: C.Sinclair, L.Parker, K.Jack
I/C: W.Hayward, C.Mills, N.Newman, D.Towers
EMG: J.Foote, J.Laidler, D.Robinson

IN: H.Cunningham, N.Newman
OUT: D.Hannebery, T.Papley

BLUES:
B: L.Plowman, L.Jones, S.Docherty
HB: K.Simpson, J.Weitering, C.Byrne
C: Z.Fisher, S.Petrevski-Seton, B.Boekhorst
HF: M.Wright, C.Curnow, D.Thomas
F: J.Lamb, L.Casboult, J.Pickett
FOL: M.Kreuzer, B.Gibbs, M.Murphy
I/C: D.Armfield, S.Kerridge, B.Smedts, T.Williamson
EMG: N.Graham, K.Jaksch, D.Cuningham

IN: D.Armfield
OUT: J.Silvagni

Watch Brisbane Lions vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Streaming Free NFL 2017 Online 26 August

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Australian Football League Live Brisbane Lions vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Stream Free, AFL 2017 Seasons Week 23 Stream. Brisbane Lions vs North Melbourne Kangaroos match will be kickoff at Gabba, Brisbane, QLD, Australia, Saturday 26 August 2017 online, 14:10 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Brisbane sit last on the ladder but only on percentage. They have the worst defence in the AFL but rank 13th in scoring. The Lions have been good over the last five weeks with two wins and two losses by 14 or less. Brisbane have posted at least 89 in four of their last five games.

North Melbourne have won just one of their last 11 matches and have conceded at least 107 points in seven of their last nine outings. They have just five wins for the season and rank 10th in scoring and 17th in defence. North have failed to post 80 in four of their last six.

The fight to avoid the wooden spoon comes down to one game for both sides as 18th-placed Brisbane Lions take on 17th-ranked North Melbourne in their last game of the home and away season.

The loser of the game ends up bottom of the pile for 2017, but picks up the number one draft…so who will suffer a bitter-sweet afternoon at the Gabba?

Despite going down by 13 points to Melbourne Demons last weekend, Brisbane have caught the eye somewhat in the second half of the season and are strong favourites to end the year on a high in front of their home fans.

North Melbourne, on the other hand, have endured a the second half of the campaign to forget, with just one victory in the last 11 games for the Kangaroos with the latest defeat coming against St Kilda last weekend.

The turnaround in form has left both sides with identical 5-16 records although North have a clear advantage in terms of percentage should this one end in an unlikely draw.

Can they muster one final effort and avoid the wooden spoon? Or will it be Brisbane who lift off bottom spot on Saturday afternoon?

North Melbourne lose Jack Ziebell, Brayson Preuss and Taylor Garner to injuries while concussion sidelines Daniel Nielson. Cameron Zurhaar is dropped with debutant Ben McKay, Jed Anderson, Lachlan Hansen, Lindsay Thomas and Aaron Mullett all coming in.

Players list:
LIONS:
B: D.McStay, H.Andrews, D.Rich
HB: D.Gardiner, J.Walker, S.Mayes
C: H.McCluggage, D.Zorko, R.Bastinac
HF: L.Taylor, M.Close, J.Allison
F: R.Lester, E.Hipwood, J.Barrett
FOL: S.Martin, T.Rockliff, D.Beams
I/C: C.Beams, N.Robertson, A.Witherden, R.Mathieson
EMG: B.Keays, C.Cox, T.Cutler

Unchanged

KANGAROOS:
B: S.Durdin, R.Tarrant, D.Mountford
HB: S.Atley, S.Thompson, R.Clarke
C: A.Swallow, L.McDonald, S.Gibson
HF: N.Hrovat, B.McKay, K.Turner
F: S.Higgins, B.Brown, J.Simpkin
FOL: T.Goldstein, T.Dumont, B.Cunnington
I/C: J.Anderson, L.Hansen, L.Thomas, A.Mullett
EMG: J.Williams, N.Larkey, C.Zurhaar

IN: L.Hansen, L.Thomas, A.Mullett, J.Anderson, B.McKay
OUT: J.Ziebell, T.Garner, D.Nielson, B.Preuss, C.Zurhaar

Watch Collingwood Magpies vs Melbourne Demons Live Streaming Free 2017 Online NFL Week 23

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AFL Live Collingwood Magpies vs Melbourne Demons Streaming Free 2017 Regular Seasons Round 23 match will be kick off at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, Saturday 26 August 2017 online, 13:45 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Collingwood are 13th on the ladder with an 8-12-1 record, ranking 11th in scoring and 12th in defence. The Magpies have finished the season strong, going undefeated for a month before respectable losses to Port and Geelong. The Magpies have not won any of their last six at the MCG.

Melbourne are seventh on the ladder with a 12-9 record. They rank seventh in scoring and ninth in defence. The Demons have won their last two, sneaking home against St Kilda and Brisbane. Melbourne have conceded 100 just once in their last 10 games.

Melbourne are on the brink of making their first finals appearance in 11 years. A win will see them safely into seventh place, the position in which the Bulldogs won the flag from last season.

However, a loss will open the door for both Essendon and West Coast. The Bombers should account for Fremantle, while West Coast take on Adelaide in Perth. Should the Eagles bridge the percentage gap, the Dees would miss out. A seven-goal swing would be required for this to occur (for example, West Coast win by three goals and Melbourne lose by four).

The Demons have been a tad inconsistent throughout the year but come in with two wins under their belt, a 24 point victory over St Kilda a fortnight ago before just shading the wooden spoon contenders, Brisbane, last weekend by 13.

Their opponents, Collingwood, have dropped their past two with those losses coming at the hands of Port Adelaide and Geelong. Prior to that, they won three from four, including a draw to Adelaide at the MCG, and have been playing some reasonable footy.

The respective midfields in this encounter match up very evenly and the two sides feature in the top two of the competition for average disposals, with Melbourne just shading the Pies in this area.

Melbourne’s Clayton Oliver, Nathan Jones and Michael Hibberd all feature in the top 25 of the competition for average disposals, while at Collingwood it is Adam Treloar, Taylor Adams, Steele Sidebottom and Scott Pendlebury, the latter of whom will miss due to injury.

Players List:
MAGPIES:
B: B.Maynard, L.Dunn, T.Goldsack
HB: J.Howe, T.Langdon, J.Crisp
C: S.Sidebottom, T.Adams, T.Phillips
HF: J.Daicos, D.Moore, C.Brown
F: J.Elliott, B.Reid, W.Hoskin-Elliott
FOL: B.Grundy, J.Thomas, A.Treloar
I/C: M.Scharenberg, J.Aish, T.Broomhead, M.Cox
EMG: J.Blair, K.Kirby, J.Smith

IN: T.Goldsack, B.Grundy
OUT: J.Blair, J.Smith

DEMONS:
B: M.Hibberd, O.McDonald, N.Jetta
HB: N.Jones, T.McDonald, J.Hunt
C: J.Lewis, C.Petracca, C.Salem
HF: C.Oliver, J.Hogan, J.Melksham
F: J.Garlett, C.Pedersen, J.Harmes
FOL: M.Gawn, D.Tyson, B.Vince
I/C: J.Watts, A.Brayshaw, M.Hannan, A.Neal-Bullen
EMG: J.Wagner, D.Keilty, C.Maynard

IN: J.Watts, C.Salem
OUT: J.Wagner, B.Stretch