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AFL Collingwood Magpies vs GWS Giants Live Streaming Free 2018 AFL Finale Week 15 September

September 15, 2018 by admin Leave a Comment

Watch AFL Live Collingwood Magpies vs GWS Giants Live Streaming Free 2018 AFL Playoff Seasons Finals Week 02 Online, match will be kick off at Melbourne Cricket Ground Stadium, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Saturday 15 September 2018 online, 19:25 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

The second chances are done; now we’re playing for keeps. And the Pies have a fight on their hands to progress to the penultimate weekend of the season.

History says the losing qualifying finalist tends to win their semi final. Since the start of the decade, the losing qualifying finalists has won 12 of their 17 semi finals – Hawthorn becoming the fifth loser last night.

Teams that finish inside the top four generally end up in the final four. It tends to take something unusual for a qualifying finalist to lose two straight games and exit the finals in the second week. In the Hawks’ case, it was running into a team which ultimately was better than them through the home and away season on an underlying basis, and losinf key players both recently and earlier on in the piece.

Collingwood lost last weekend, while the GWS Giants won. The Pies’ loss was a close run thing, and it took an uncharacteristically physical effort from the Eagles (+16 in ground ball gets) in the fourth quarter for them to get over the line. The Giants’ win was not a close run thing, and one may argue it was one of the most comprehensive victories by one finalist over another in 2018.

If the two teams’ respective form carries over, it shapes as a high quality, aggressive, attacking game of football. For the right to a six day break, and a battering by a well-rested Richmond.

The Pies are unchanged for just the second time this year (the other times being Round 5 and Round 22), after its trio of returning players (Tyson Goldsack, Jeremy Howe and Adam Treloar) got through the qualifying final unscathed – each playing a critical role in Collingwood’s performance.

The Giants have made two changes, losing Josh Kelly to a meniscus tear and leaving Harry Perryman out of the team. In come Ryan Griffen and former Pie Lachie Keeffe. The latter would appear to have been selected primarily as a backup ruckman to Rory Lobb, who has the task of taming the man-god Brodie Grundy.

GWS beat the Pies at the MCG by 16 points in Round 2, but given it was so long ago how much can we really read into the game? It was the afternoon the Giants lost Tom Scully to a season-ending ankle injury, and the Pies lost Tim Broomhead to an ugly broken leg (don’t Google it).

GWS still had Jonathon Patton and Heath Shaw, and were playing Lachie Whitfield on a wing and Brett Deledio off half back. Collingwood have seen some changes too: Darcy Moore, Matt Scharenberg and Lynden Dunn were in the back six, and the forward line was 100 per cent small ball (as opposed to 90 per cent small ball).

The game itself was pretty even, the margin swinging back and forth all day, and the underlying performance of each team suggested the game was more or less a coin flip. In a lot of ways, it was a game between equals, though we didn’t realise it at the time.

As for tonight’s contest, markets are certainly subscribing to the long-term trend of top four finishers beating their lesser counterparts. Collingwood is a strong favourite, despite general and professional sentiment running counter.

For me, I see tonight’s game unfolding in a similar fashion to the Round 2 encounter in the aggregate: close all evening, with neither side able to streak its way to an advantage for a long period.

That’s because both teams map against each other well: both have strong and deep midfields, while Collingwood’s defence and GWS’ forward line are probably their weaker spots. Collingwood’s forward line lacks the names, but has been effective for most of the year; ditto GWS’ defence.

Collingwood looked all at sea in the first quarter against West Coast, unable to get their ground game going as the Eagles played in the air. GWS has the capacity to not just match Collingwood on the ground but exceed it, and with Zac Williams (probably my favourite player) back dishing from the half back line they’ve got part of the aerial game sorted too.

And for all of the talk about the Giants being the show ponies of the AFL, the team is sixth in the league for tackle rate (which adjusts for opponent time in possession), and is third for adjusted contested possessions (a proxy for ground ball gets). The Pies are seventh and fifth. Yep, it’ll be a battle of the midfields.

Players List:
Collingwood Magpies:
B: Maynard, Langdon, Crisp
HB: Howe, Goldsack, Varcoe
C: Treloar, Pendlebury, Phillips
HF: Hoskin-Elliott, Mihocek, De Goey
F: Thomas, Cox, Stephenson
FOLL: Grundy, Adams, Sidebottom
I/C: Sier, Aish, Mayne, Greenwood
EMG: Brown, Daicos, Madgen, Reid

Unchanged

GWS Giants:
B: Williams, Davis, Kennedy
HB: Haynes, Tomlinson, Buntine
C: Reid, Ward, de Boer
HF: Shiel, Himmelberg, Deledio
F: Taranto, Cameron, Greene
FOLL: Lobb, Coniglio, Hopper
I/C: Griffen, Keeffe, Whitfield, Langdon
EMG: Bonar, Cumming, Perryman, Lloyd

IN: Griffen, Keeffe
OUT: Perryman (omitted), Kelly (injured)

Watch Hawthorn Hawks vs Melbourne Demons Live treaming Free AFL Finale Week 14 September 2018

September 14, 2018 by admin Leave a Comment

Watch AFL Live Hawthorn Hawks vs Melbourne Demons Live Streaming Free 2018 AFL Playoff Seasons Finals Week 02 Online, match will be kick off at Melbourne Cricket Ground Stadium, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Friday 14 September 2018 online, 19:50 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

Semi-finals week is always a bit strange. Despite being the lower-ranked team, it often feels like the side coming off a win have more going for them.

For a long while that was little more than wishful thinking. Between 2008 and 2013 every team that finished in the top four played off in a preliminary final.

Since 2014, however, things have changed, with four of the eight semi-final winners being teams that finished in the bottom half of the eight.

Last year was a return to the norm for the sides with a double chance, but given how close this season has been, it’s fair to believe at least one of the Demons or Giants will find themselves in the final four.

According on the bookies Melbourne are heavy favourites to reach their first preliminary final since 2000 and hand the Hawks their fourth straight finals defeat.

It’ll take quite a turnaround from the last meeting between these sides for those things to happen. When they last met back in Round 4, the Hawks handed the Demons a 67-point hiding – Melbourne’s heaviest defeat since 2016.

Hawthorn cut the Dees up on turnovers that day, getting 77 points from takeaways – the second most Melbourne conceded in any game this year behind only their head-scratching loss to the Saints – and also dominated the stoppages, winning the count 56-38 and outscoring Melbourne 32-14 from clearances. It was a hiding in every sense as the Hawks knocked off the Demons for the 15th time in 16 games.

The stoppage numbers were slightly surprising, given Melbourne finished the season as the No.1 scoring team from stoppages at 35.6 points a game, but they were 10th for points against, giving up 29.5 points from stoppages.

Hawthorn, on the other hand, were only 14th for points for (26) but were No.1 for points against at just 26 points a game.

The ruck battle should be fascinating. Max Gawn is the best tap ruckman in the competition, but it’s his marking ability that sets him apart from most of his rivals.

Players List:
Hawthorn Hawks:
B: Duryea, Frawley, Hardwick
HB: Impey, Sicily, Burton
C: Smith, Mitchell, Shiels
HF: Burgoyne, Roughead, Gunston
F: Bruest, Nash, Puopolo
FOLL: McEvoy, Howe, Worpel
I/C: Mirra, Morrison, Henderson, Schoenmakers
EMG: Ceglar, Whitecross, Brand, Cousins

IN: Duryea, Mirra, Schoenmakers
OUT: Stratton (injured), O’Meara (injured), Ceglar (omitted)

Melbourne Demons:
B: Jetta, McDonald, Lewis
HB: Salem, Frost, Hibberd
C: Tyson, Viney, Harmes
HF: Melksham, McDonald, Brayshaw
F: Weideman, vandenBerg, Neal-Bullen
FOLL: Gawn, Jones, Oliver

I/C: Petracca, Spargo, Hannah, Fritsch
EMG: Kennedy Harris, Hunt, T. Smith, J. Smith

Watch AFL Sydney Swans vs Collingwood Magpies Live Streaming Free 2018 Week 20 Saturday 04 August

August 3, 2018 by admin Leave a Comment

Australian Football League Sydney Swans vs Collingwood Magpies Live Stream Free, AFL 2018 Regular Seasons Week 20 AFL Live Stream. Sydney Swans vs Collingwood Magpies match will be kickoff at Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW, Australia, Saturday 04 August 2018 online, 19:25 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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It is now or never for the Sydney Swans, who have dropped their past two games and four of their past five. After suffering a shock defeat to the Gold Coast Suns in Round 18, the perennial finalists then faded out of it to lose to Essendon by 43 points and are now in danger of missing out on the finals action for the first time since 2009.

John Longmire’s side are now in 9th spot on the ladder, six places behind 3rd placed Collingwood. The Magpies lost their Round 19 game to the ladder leaders, Richmond, by 28 points in an effort that was respectable, given that they lost some key players during that game.

Despite their injury woes, Collingwood should be able to trouble Sydney with their midfield depth and pace around the contest. They rank 1st in the competition for total disposals and are 4th for both hitouts and clearances. Sydney are 11th, 15th and 8th in these measures.

Look for Scott Pendlebury and Steele Sidebottom to have an influence. That pair combined for 75 disposals in the loss to Richmond last weekend, while Brodie Grundy was another that was dominant.

Key players for Sydney are Josh Kennedy, Luke Parker and Lance Franklin. ‘Buddy’ has been quiet in recent times and is battling injury, while Kennedy and Parker will need to produce blinders if the home side are to fire.

Another loss at home will see Sydney finish off the round outside the eight, while a win will have them back in the mix. Collingwood could slide out of the top four if they go down but a win will take them one step closer to snaring the double chance.

Sydney lose Zak Jones to suspension but Kieren Jack and Jarrad McVeigh are a chance to return from injury.

Collingwood’s wretched run with injuries continued last weekend and they lose Matt Scharenberg to an ACL, while Brody Mihocek and Jeremy Howe remain in doubt. James Wish, Alex Fasolo and Ben Crocker are among those that could come in.

The two sides have not met since Round 3 of 2017 and on that occasion it was Collingwood in a thriller by one point at the SCG. Interestingly, the past five games between the two sides have been held in Sydney and it is the Pies with the advantage with three wins to two.

Collingwood have won all three of their interstate games this season, while Sydney’s woes at home have been well documented, winning just four of nine at their once formidable venue.

It is hard to have Sydney based on their recent woes as well as their ordinary record at home this season. Collingwood have too much class in the middle of the ground and will prevail.

SWANS:
B: Smith, Rampe, Lloyd
HB: Newman, Johnson, Aliir
C: Florent, Kennedy, Cunningham
HF: Hewett, Franklin, Ronke
F: Hayward, McCartin, Papley
FOLL: Sinclair, Heeney, Parker
I/C: Dawson, Jack, McVeigh, Robinson
EMG: Cameron, Fox, Marsh, Towers

IN: Johnson, Jack, McVeigh, Robinson
OUT: Fox, O’Riordan, Jones, Grundy

MAGPIES:
B: Maynard, Moore, Crisp
HB: Murray, Madgen, Langdon
C: Mayne, Pendlebury, Phillips
HF: Hoskin-Elliott, Mihocek, Varcoe
F: Thomas, Cox, Stephenson
FOLL: Grundy, Adams, Sidebottom
I/C: Brown, Daicos, Greenwood, Sier
EMG: Aish, Fasolo, McLarty, Oxley

IN: Madgen, Sier
OUT: Howe, Scharenberg

AFL Gold Coast Suns vs Collingwood Magpies live Streaming Free 2018 Saturday 30 June

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AFL Live Gold Coast Suns vs Collingwood Magpies Live Streaming Free 2018 Regular Seasons week 15 match will be kick off at Metricon Stadium, Carrara, QLD, Australia, Saturday 30 June 2018 online, 19:25 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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The Gold Coast Suns are in turmoil and will be desperate for a victory at Metricon Stadium when they face the Collingwood Magpies on Saturday, June 30.

The match starts at 7:25 AEST, all the action can be seen live on Fox Sports 3 from 7:00pm.

It’s no secret that the Gold Coast Suns have had a horrific travel schedule to start 2018, but that is no excuse for the effort that is currently being shown. The Suns started the season 3-2 and have since lost their last eight matches.

These eight consecutive losses have been by an average losing margin of over 50 points, including a horror 108-point loss to the GWS Giants in their first game at Metricon Stadium for the year.

If that loss was rock bottom, the week after certainly didn’t get any easier. The Suns held a 31-point lead going into the final quarter against St Kilda who had not won for 12 weeks. Miraculously, the Saints kicked 5.3 whilst the Suns remained scoreless in the final term.

Collingwood has stormed into premiership contention, winning their last five games and nine of their last eleven matches. The Pies have had the advantage of a soft stretch of the draw, playing the Western Bulldogs, St Kilda, Fremantle and Carlton all in a five-week period.

The Pies ‘breakout’ game was clearly Queens Birthday against Melbourne. The Dees were coming into the match in red-hot form and were the favourites. The Pies showed their class and intensity, being first to the footy consistently and ultimately being too good.

The Pies have won their last five matches by an average of 37.2 points and should be winning by at least the margin against the struggling Suns.

Players List:
Gold Coast Suns:
B: Harbwo, Thompson, Joyce
HB: Ballard, May, Weller
C: Schoenfeld, Miller, Sexton
HF: Holman, Wright, Young
F: Powell, Crossley, Martin
FOLL: Witts, Ainsworth, Swallow
I/C: Lyons, Dawson, Rischitelli, Lemmens
EMG: Brodie, Leslie, Scheer, Heron

IN: Thompson, May, Powell, Crossley
OUT: Lynch, Leslie, Ah Chee, Day

Collingwood Magpies:
B: Maynard, Dunn, Crisp
HB: Howe, Scharenberg, Langdon
C: Sidebottom, Pendlebury, Phillips
HF: De Goey, Mihocek, Hoskin-Elliott
F: Thomas, Cox, Stephenson
FOLL: Grundy, Adams, Daicos
I/C: Appleby, Crocker, Maybe, Sier
EMG: C.Brown, Murray, Oxley, Wills

IN: Crocker, Sier
OUT: Treloar, Greenwood

AFL Western Bulldogs vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Stream Free 2018 Saturday 23 June Online

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AFL Live Western Bulldogs vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Streaming Free 2018 Regular Seasons week 14 match will be kick off at Etihad Stadium, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Saturday 23 June 2018 online, 19:25 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Saturday night AFL action sees the Western Bulldogs take on North Melbourne at Etihad Stadium.

The co-tenants of the venue have enjoyed contrasting seasons and the action gets underway at 7.25PM. Channel 7 and Fox Footy will broadcast the game.

The Western Bulldogs have won just four of 12 this season and after winning the 2016 Grand Final they are set to miss the September action for the second season in a row.

Last weekend, the Doggies were rolled by Port Adelaide by 57 points and that effort was their fourth loss on the trot. Those defeats have come at an average margin of 44 points and they have registered an average of just 52 points per game across that period.

Luke Beveridge’s side appear to lack the firepower to match motors with North Melbourne, who have fared much better in 2018. The Kangaroos have been the surprise packets. Many tipped them for the wooden spoon earlier in the year but they have won seven of 12 and sit in the top eight.

They come into this with fresh legs, having enjoyed the bye in Round 13. Prior to the break they went down to Geelong in Geelong by 37. They appear to have an advantage, particularly in the midfield against the injury ravaged Dogs.

Look for Shaun Higgins and Ben Cunnington to have an influence, while Todd Goldstein should get on top in the ruck.

Ben Brown is another key player for the Kangas and leads the competition for goals scored this season with 35 majors.

Players List:
Western Bulldogs:
B: Williams, Trengove, Richards
HB: Morris, Cordy, Johannisen
C: Crozier, Bontempelli, Hunter
HF: Daniel, Schache, Wallis
F: Dahlhaus, Gowers, Lipinski
FOLL: Boyd, McLean, Dunkley
I/C: Honeychurch, Adams, Naughton, Smith
EMG: Young, Roughead, Lynch, Jong

IN: Morris, Dunkley, Adams, Naughton
OUT: Biggs, Webb, Macrae, Wood

North Melbourne Kangaroos:
B: Williams, Daw, Thompson
HB: Wright, Tarrant, Macmillan
C: Dumont, Jacobs, Hrovat
HF: Anderson, Wood, Atley
F: Simpkin, Brown, Ziebell
FOLL: Goldstein, Cunnington, Higgins
I/C: Ahern, Turner, Murphy, McDonald
EMG: Clarke, Morgan, Hartung, Zurhaar

IN: Hrovat, Anderson
OUT: Zurhaar, Hartung

Watch St Kilda Saints vs Sydney Swans Live Streaming Free 2018 Online 09 June AFL Footy Week 12

June 8, 2018 by admin Leave a Comment

Australian Football League Live St Kilda Saints vs Sydney Swans Live Stream Free, AFL 2018 Regular Seasons Week 12 AFL Stream. St Kilda Saints vs Sydney Swans match will be kickoff at Etihad Stadium, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, Saturday 09 June 2018 online, 19:25 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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St Kilda have won just won game this season, which was a 25 point defeat of Brisbane that came way back in Round 1. They registered a draw against GWS in Round 5 but apart from that, their season has predominately been in freefall.

Their optimistic fans can point to the fact that their side finished off well in the recent game against West Coast, booting seven last quarter goals to one before eventually losing by 13.

But the task at hand will be difficult against a Sydney outfit that have won seven of 10 this year and generally play well on the road. The Swans have won their past four games and are primed for another top four finish.

John Longmire’s side rank higher than the Saints in a number of statistical measures. They are 6th for contested possessions and 3rd for clearances, while St Kilda are last in both of these categories.

The Saints are also struggling to penetrate the scoreboard in 2018, averaging just 68 points per game, superior to only one other side, Carlton.

For an unlikely upset to occur, they will need big performances from the likes of Seb Ross, Jack Steven and Jack Sinclair, who were all prominent last weekend, while Tim Membery and Jade Gresham will be the focal points up forward. The former Swan, Membery, booted six goals in the loss to the Eagles.

At the other end, Lance Franklin looms ominously for Sydney, while Isaac Heeney, Luke Parker and Josh Kennedy will provide plenty of depth in the middle of the ground for the favourites.

St Kilda will be sweating on the fitness of Jarryn Geary after the skipper hurt his calf in the loss to the Eagles. He is expected to miss this game. Nick Coffield and David Armitage are a chance of returning to the side.

Sydney have no immediate injuries out of the Carlton game. Dean Towers and Dan Robinson are among those with solid form in the NEAFL and may earn a recall.

Sydney have won their past eight against St Kilda, a sequence that stretches back to 2012. Three of those games have been played at Etihad.

The two sides last met in Round 18 last year and on that occasion it was Sydney by 42 points at the SCG. Earlier in the season, the Swans scored by 50 at Etihad. Lance Franklin booted a combined total of seven goals in those two games, while Callum Sinclair chipped in with five in the Round 18 game. Seb Ross was the best for St Kilda on both occasions.

St Kilda can take some hope out of the way they finished off last weekend but Sydney will have the answers. Swans by 26 points.

Players List:
SAINTS:
B: Jimmy Webster, Nathan Brown, Shane Savage
HB: Hunter Clark, Logan Austin, Bailey Rice
C: Jack Newnes, Jack Steele, Ed Phillips
HF: Jack Sinclair, Paddy McCartin, Josh Battle
F: Jade Gresham, Tim Membrey, Jack Lonie
FOLL: Tom Hickey, Sebastian Ross, Jack Steven
I/C: Luke Dunstan, Daniel McKenzie, Nick Coffield, Maverick Weller
EMG: Billy Longer, Darragh Joyce, Ben Paton

IN: Nathan Brown, Josh Battle, Luke Dunstan, Nick Coffield
OUT: Jarryn Geary (inj.), Brandon White, Rowan Marshall, Jack Billings

SWANS:
B: Nick Smith, Heath Grundy, Jake Lloyd
HB: Jarrad McVeigh, Dane Rampe, Harry Cunningham
C: Zak Jones, Luke Parker, Oliver Florent
HF: George Hewett, Gary Rohan, Isaac Heeney
F: Will Hayward, Lance Franklin, Ben Ronke
FOLL: Callum Sinclair, Dan Hannebery, Josh Kennedy
I/C: Harry Marsh, Tom McCartin, Tom Papley, Daniel Robinson
EMG: Aliir Aliir, Kieren Jack, Nic Newman, Dean Towers

IN: Tom McCartin, Tom Papley, Daniel Robinson
OUT: Kieren Jack, Ryley Stoddart, Nic Newman

AFL Footy Geelong Cats vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Streaming Free 2018 Online 09 June Week 12

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Australian Football League Live Geelong Cats vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Stream Free, AFL 2018 Regular Seasons Week 12 AFL Stream. Geelong Cats vs North Melbourne Kangaroos match will be kickoff at GMHBA Stadium, Geelong, VIC, Australia, Saturday 09 June 2018 online, 13:45 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Little separates the two sides over the course of 2018. Both have won seven of their 11 games to date but the Cats head in as favourites on the back of the home ground advantage, as well as their superior form in 2017.

Chris Scott’s side finished 3rd last year, while the Kangaroos narrowly missed the wooden spoon, finishing 15th. Scott takes on his twin brother, Brad, in the coaches box and both are in winning form.

Geelong claimed their Round 11 encounter against the Gold Coast Suns by 85 points and their big three- Gary Ablett, Joel Selwood and Patrick Dangerfield, combined for almost 100 possessions.

On the same weekend, North Melbourne defeated the competition’s other Queensland based side, Brisbane, by 54 points. The Kangaroos have proven to be the real surprise packets in 2018 and loom as serious challengers for a finals birth.

Their leading forward, Ben Brown, leads the competition for goals scored with 33 majors for the year, while Ben Cunnington and Shaun Higgins are among a host of others that have been in excellent form in 2018.

A win for either side will see them well poised with the bye approaching, while a loss will put them back with the pack in what shapes as another tight season.

It is unlikely that Geelong will make too many changes to their line up. Scott Selwood may be available to make his return. James Parsons and George Horlin-Smith are knocking on the door with good form in the VFL.

North Melbourne’s Jarrad Waite was a late withdrawal prior to the Brisbane game and remains in doubt. Ben McKay, Sam Durdin and Ryan Clarke will be considered for selection.

Geelong have won their past two against North Melbourne, including a thrilling one point victory the last time the two sides met, which was way back in Round 2 last year.

However, the Kangaroos won the three prior, including the 2014 Semi Final by six points. Geelong have won the past five clashes between the two sides at GMHBA Stadium. The Kangas scored at the venue in Round 5 of 2007, before the Cats went on to become the dominant side that season.

We can look forward to a close one. North Melbourne were able to win at an unfamiliar venue in the form of Perth Stadium a couple of weeks ago against Fremantle, but Geelong are a different kettle of fish. The Cats are often a confidence side and there should be no shortage of that after their effort last weekend. Take them to win in the 1-39 point bracket.

Players List:
CATS:
B: Aaron Black, Jake Kolodjashnij, Jed Bews
HB: Tom Stewart, Mark Blicavs, Zach Tuohy
C: Mitch Duncan, Joel Selwood, Jordan Cunico
HF: Tim Kelly, Wylie Buzza, Sam Menegola
F: Brandan Parfitt, Tom Hawkins, Jamaine Jones
FOLL: Rhys Stanley, Patrick Dangerfield, Gary Ablett
I/C: Lachie Fogarty, Jack Henry, Lincoln McCarthy, Jordan Murdoch
EMG: Ryan Abbott, Cory Gregson, James Parsons, Sam Simpson

NO CHANGE

KANGAROOS:
B: Marley Williams, Robbie Tarrant, Majak Daw
HB: Sam Wright, Scott Thompson, Jamie Macmillan
C: Trent Dumont, Ben Jacobs, Luke McDonald
HF: Kayne Turner, Mason Wood, Shaun Atley
F: Jy Simpkin, Ben Brown, Jack Ziebell
FOLL: Todd Goldstein, Ben Cunnington, Shaun Higgins
I/C: Paul Ahern, Billy Hartung, Tom Murphy, Cameron Zurhaar
EMG: Ryan Clarke, Alex Morgan, Ben McKay, Will Walker

IN: Cameron Zurhaar
OUT: Jed Anderson (injured)

AFL Footy Adelaide Crows vs GWS Giants Live Streaming Free 2018 Online 03 June Week 11

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Australian Football League Live Adelaide Crows vs GWS Giants Live Stream Free, AFL 2018 Regular Seasons Week 11 AFL Stream. Adelaide Crows vs GWS Giants match will be kickoff at Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, SA, Australia, Sunday 03 June 2018 online, 16:10 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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The final game for Round 11 sees the Crows look to rebound after a horrendous performance up in Alice Springs against the Giants, who are now languishing in 11th place, despite being preseason favourites. It is a crucial encounter for both sides, who both desperately need a win to enhance their Top 8 chances. Can GWS fight their way out of this almighty slump, or will the Crows prove too good at home?

Adelaide It’s odd for a side that contested the Grand Final last season to pull out a performance so poor that they were lucky not to lose by three figures. Yes, they are missing some personnel, but they have sufficient depth to cover that and are often found wanting when sides look to run them into the ground. Eddie Betts has returned to form, and it is just in time given the absence of Taylor Walker and the fact Josh Jenkins just wants the cheap goals and doesn’t like to lead by example.

GWS The fall of the Giants is astonishing, given the class that exists across the list. They have now lost their last 4 games on the trot with an average losing margin of 41 points and haven’t kicked more than 10 goals in a game since their win against Freo in Round 4. Injuries are absolutely no excuse for the decline, and their lack of competitiveness, when so much is at stake, is alarming. The return of their best player, Josh Kelly, should give them a boost- but it’s the disjointed nature of the forward line and lack of forward half pressure that needs to improve. And quickly.

The Wolf thought Don Pyke’s staredown last week was a little strange (and completely unsuccessful) but is expecting a massive response from the Crows after they were utterly embarrassed against the Demons last round. They were smashed in contested ball (something which is usually a trademark of their game) so the Wolf is expecting a physical response from a home side in a game that very well could turn out to be a shootout.

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Players List:
CROWS:
B: Doedee, Talia, Brown
HB: Laird, Hartigan, Kelly
C: Milera, Greenwood, Seedsman
HF: Douglas, Ellis-Yolmen, Atkins
F: Lynch, Jenkins, Betts
FOLL: Jacobs, M.Crouch, Gibbs
I/C: Mackay, Gibson, Murphy, Fogarty
EMG: Gallucci, Poholke, Otten, O’Brien

IN: Seedsman, Murphy
OUT: Gallucci, Poholke

GIANTS:
B: Taylor, Corr, Tomlinson
HB: Perryman, Haynes, Whitfield
C: Langdon, Coniglio, Shaw
HF: Taranto, Cameron, Hopper
F: Patton, Himmelberg, Lloyd
FOLL: Lobb, Shiel, Kelly
I/C : Reid, Ward, Griffen, Davis
EMG: Simpson, Buntine, Daniels, Buckley

IN: Taylor
OUT: Mohr, Buckley, Buntine

AFL Footy West Coast Eagles vs St Kilda Saints Live Streaming Free 2018 Online 02 June Week 11

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AFL Live West Coast Eagles vs St Kilda Saints Live Streaming Free 2018 Regular Seasons week 11 match will be kick off at Optus Stadium, Perth, WA, Australia, Saturday 02 June 2018 online, 20:10 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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The Saints will be looking to put an opening round loss behind them but it will not be easy against an Eagles side that head in as firm favourite’s at their home ground.

The Round 2 clash gets underway at 6.40PM AEST and can be seen on Fox Sports 3. AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

West Coast burst out of the blocks in Round 1, running out impressive 43-point winners over North Melbourne at Etihad Stadium on Sunday.

At the same venue the day before, St Kilda’s run against Melbourne came to an end, going down to the Demons by 30 points.

The Eagles return to their happy hunting ground of Domain Stadium and have been posted as $1.15 fancies in the head-to-head betting. They have thrashed St Kilda at this venue in the past two years.

Josh Kennedy looms as a danger player for St Kilda, while the likes of Mark LeCras, Patrick Cripps and Elliot Yeo will also need to be contained by the Saints. That quartet combined for 16 goals against the Roos last weekend.

After struggling interstate last season, St Kilda has made performing on the road a priority. But without the injured Nick Riewoldt, the Saints will need their other leaders to stand up, including Jack Steven, David Armitage and Leigh Montagna. Armitage was quiet against Melbourne in Round 1, while Montagna missed with injury.

In the middle of the ground, West Coast should have too many guns. Former Hawthorn champion, Sam Mitchell, made his mark for the club last weekend and with Matt Priddis, Andrew Gaff and Luke Shuey to help out, the Eagles should dominate at the stoppages.

West Coast will be without Drew Petrie after the big man broke his hand in the first quarter of the season last weekend. Jonathan Giles is expected to be named as his replacement.

St Kilda lose Nick Riewoldt for up to two weeks but are expected to regain Paddy McCartin, who was a late withdrawal out of the Melbourne game. Leigh Montagna is also expected to return from injury.

West Coast have won their past seven against St Kilda by an average margin of 49 points. The last two games have both been at Domain Stadium with the Eagles prevailing by 103 points in Round 8 last year and by 95 points in Round 23 of 2015.

Players List:
EAGLES:
B: Hurn, Barrass, Sheppard
HB: Cole, McGovern, Duggan
C: Jetta, Yeo, Hutchings
HF: LeCras, Darling, Cripps
F: Rioli, Kennedy, Lycett
FOLL: Naitanui, Shuey, Gaff
I/C: Redden, Nelson, Ah Chee, Waterman
EMG: Sheed, Brander, Allen, Ainsworth

IN: Shuey, Nelson
OUT: Masten, Sheed

SAINTS:
B: Geary, Austin, Savage
HB: Clark, Webster, Rice
C: Newnes, Steele, Phillips
HF: Sinclair, McCartin, Billings
F: Gresham, Membrey, Lonie
FOLL: Hickey, Ross, Steven
I/C: White, McKenzie, Marshall, Weller
EMG: Longer, Coffield, Joyce, Paton

IN: Marshall, Weller
OUT: Carlisle, Dunstan

AFL Football Gold Coast Suns vs Geelong Cats Live Streaming Free 02 June 2018 Saturday

June 1, 2018 by admin Leave a Comment

AFL Live Gold Coast Suns vs Geelong Cats Streaming Free 2018 Regular Seasons week 11 match will be kick off at Metricon Stadium, Gold Coast, QLD, Australia, Saturday 02 June 2018 online, 16:35 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Geelong suffered their first loss of 2017 last week at the hands of the struggling Collingwood Magpies. Gold Coast, on the other hand, went down to North Melbourne who had not won a game yet this year.

Geelong had too many stars have a bad day last week and this cost them dearly. It’s hard to imagine that they will play that poorly for a second week in a row.

Gold Coast have been undermanned in defence and Ben Brown took advantage of that last week booting six goals for North Melbourne. Gold Coast do welcome back co-captain Steven May to provide some height and experience down back.

Geelong are definitely a side that will play finals, but they showed us last week that they too can lack consistency and up at Metricon Stadium they will be vulnerable.

There’s four changes for Gold Coast suns including the return of Steven May. David Swallow and Kade Kolodjashnij also come back in, while there is a debut for Brad Scheer on the interchange bench. A shoulder injury keeps Jesse Lonergan out, while Jack Bowes, Brayden Fiorini and Matt Shaw are omitted.

Geelong Cats also make four changes, one enforced as a hamstring injury sidelines Brandan Parfitt. Tom Stewart, Zac Smith and Sam Menegola drop out with Daniel Menzel, Rhys Stanley, James Parsons and Jackson Thurlow recalled.

Ablett is playing brilliantly and at home I think he can take the Suns to a win against his former team. Gold Coast are hard to beat up at Metricon and I think the Cats showed us last week that if teams can deny Selwood and Dangerfield easy possessions the rest falls away quickly.

Players List:
SUNS:
B: Harbrow, Thompson, Joyce
HB: Ballard, May, Hall
C: Weller, Miller, Ah Chee
HF: Martin, Lynch, Sexton
F: Heron, Day, Young
FOLL: Witts, Ainsworth, Swallow
I/C: Rischitelli, Brodie, Holman, Bowes
EMG: Dawson, Lyons, Crossley, Leslie

IN: Joyce, Martin, Lynch, Day, Brodie
OUT: Lyons, Scheer, Rosa, Leslie, Crossley

CATS:
B: Black, Kolodjashnij, Bews
HB: Stewart, Blicavs, Tuohy
C: Duncan, J.Selwood, Cunico
HF: Kelly, Buzza, Menegola
F: Parfitt, Hawkins, Jones
FOLL: Stanley, Dangerfield, Ablett
I/C: Fogarty, Henry, McCarthy, Murdoch
EMG: Abbott, Crameri, Gregson, Parsons

IN: Buzza, Fogarty, McCarthy
OUT: Ratugolea, Gregson, Crameri