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Free GWS Giants vs Sydney Swans Live Streaming 2017 Online 15 July Round 17

July 14, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

AFL Live GWS Giants vs Sydney Swans Streaming Free 2017 Regular Seasons Round 17 match will be kick off at Spotless Stadium, Sydney, NSW, Australia, Saturday 15 July 2017 online, 19:25 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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The 7.25PM clash pits the 2nd placed Giants up against the Swans, who are 8th on the ladder and the action will be broadcast on Fox Footy. AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

GWS are three games clear of Sydney but the Swans are the form side of the competition, having won eight of their past nine matches.

John Longmire’s side come off a 67 point win over the Gold Coast Suns last weekend, which was their fifth win in succession.

In the same round, GWS made history by becoming the first side in over 100 years to register two draws in succession. After the scores were left tied in their Round 15 clash against Geelong, it was deja vu for the expansion club, with scores locked once again in their Round 16 encounter against Hawthorn.

The two sides rank similarly in a number of statistical measures this season. Sydney should have a slight advantage at winning the contested possession, but the Giants have a better running game.

Dylan Shiel, Tom Scully, Callan Ward and Josh Kelly were all prolific against the Hawks, while Jonathan Patton, Jeremy Cameron and Rory Lobb can be a presence up forward.

At Sydney, look for Josh Kennedy to continue his dominance as an inside mid, while Luke Parker should also find plenty of it.

Sydney’s spearhead, Lance Franklin, booted three last week and leads the goal kicking table with 43 majors, two clear of the Giants’ Jeremy Cameron

GWS still have a lengthy injury list but Toby Greene, Steve Johnson and Zac Williams are expected to return. Sydney should regain Josh Kennedy, who was a late withdrawal with a quad issue last weekend.

Players List:
GIANTS:
B: N.Wilson, A.Corr, N.Haynes
HB: A.Tomlinson, P.Davis, H.Shaw
C: L.Whitfield, C.Ward, M.de Boer
HF: D.Smith, R.Lobb, J.Cameron
F: D.Shiel, J.Patton, S.Johnson
FOL: S.Mumford, M.Kennedy, T.Scully
I/C: T.Greene, H.Perryman, J.Kelly, Z.Williams
EMG: W.Setterfield, T.Mzungu, D.Simpson

IN: S.Johnson, Z.Williams, T.Greene
OUT: S.Reid, T.Mzungu, D.Lloyd

SWANS:
B: N.Newman, H.Grundy, N.Smith
HB: J.Lloyd, D.Rampe, Z.Jones
C: I.Heeney, J.Kennedy, C.Mills
HF: G.Rohan, L.Franklin, G.Hewett
F: D.Towers, S.Reid, K.Jack
FOL: S.Naismith, D.Hannebery, L.Parker
I/C: J.McVeigh, L.Melican, T.Papley, D.Robinson
EMG: O.Florent, W.Hayward, J.Laidler

IN: J.Kennedy
OUT: O.Florent

Watch St Kilda Saints vs Essendon Bombers Live Streaming Free 2017 Online 14 July AFL Round 17

July 13, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

AFL Live St Kilda Saints vs Essendon Bombers Streaming Free 2017 Regular Seasons Round 17 match will be kick off at Etihad Stadium, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Friday 14 July 2017 online, 19:50 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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St Kilda are up to seventh on the AFL ladder with a 9-6 record following a demolition job on Richmond. The Saints have now won four on the trot, their longest winning streak since 2011. The Saints St Kilda have kept opponents to 85 or under in 7 of their last 10. St Kilda ranks eighth in both scoring and defence.

Essendon are 10th on the ladder with a 7-8 record following their comfortable win over Collingwood. The Bombers have won just two of their last six though including a loss to the Brisbane Lions. The Bombers have kicked 100-plus in five of their last eight and rank sixth in scoring while they rank a poor 12th in defence.

St Kilda have won their past four games and were menacing last week in their clash against Richmond, particularly early on. They led the Tigers by a whopping 86 points at half time before closing out the game 67 points in front.

Essendon have also played some damaging football at times this season and are just two games behind the 7th placed St Kilda in 10th spot. The Dons cost themselves by losing close games to Sydney in Brisbane in recent times, but rebounded by accouting for their traditional rivals, Collingwood, at the MCG in Round 15 by 37 points.

St Kilda head in as slight favourite’s in the head to head market and if they play up to their form from last week they will be hard to beat. However, the two sides rank similarly in a number of statistical measures this season, including total disposals, clearances and contested possessions.

They appear to be evenly matched in the midfield. Sebastian Ross, Jack Steven and Leigh Montagna have been finding plenty of the footy for the Saints but Essendon’s Zach Merrett, Dyson Heppell and David Zaharakis have been equally as effective.

St Kilda are unlikely to make too many changes to their side but Paddy McCartin is the likely replacement for the suspended Tim Membrey. Essendon have no immediate injury concerns. Jackson Merrett and Jayden Laverde are among those with good form in the VFL.

This is a real toss of the coin job. Both sides will be full of confidence but I really like the way that Essendon rebounded last weekend after a couple of morale sapping victories. Look for the Bombers to get up in an entertaining affair.

Players List:
SAINTS:
B: J.Geary, N.Brown, D.Roberton
HB: J.Newnes, J.Carlisle, S.Savage
C: L.Montagna, K.Stevens, J.Billings
HF: J.Sinclair, N.Riewoldt, J.Lonie
F: J.Gresham, N.Riewoldt, J.Battle
FOL: T.Hickey, S.Ross, J.Steven
I/C: J.Steele, S.Gilbert, B.Long, D.McKenzie
EMG: L.Dunstan, B.Acres, R.Marshall

IN: T.Hickey, J.Battle
OUT: B.Longer, T.Membrey

BOMBERS:
B: M.Baguley, M.Hartley, A.McGrath
HB: M.Gleeson, M.Hurley, J.Kelly
C: Z.Merrett, D.Heppell, B.Goddard
HF: J.Stewart, C.Hooker, D.Zaharakis
F: O.Fantasia, J.Daniher, J.Green
FOL: T.Bellchambers, T.Colyer, D.Parish
I/C: D.Myers, C.Bird, A.McDonald-Tipungwuti, C.McKenna
EMG: J.Begley, K.Langford, M.Dea

IN: C.Bird
OUT: J.Watson

AFL Carlton Blues vs Melbourne Demons Live Streaming 2017 Sunday 09 July Online

July 8, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

Free AFL Live Carlton Blues vs Melbourne Demons Streaming 2017 Regular Seasons Round 16 match will be kick off at Melbourne Cricket Ground Stadium, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Sunday 09 July 2017 online, 15:20 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

Melbourne Demons bid to remain firmly in the hunt for the finals when they take on Carlton at the MCG on Sunday.

First bounce is at 3.20PM AEST and the action can be seen on Channel 7 and Fox Footy. AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

Melbourne Demons saw their winning run come to an end when suffering defeat to Sydney Swans last Friday night after claiming all four points from the previous four games.

It was a hammering they took off the Swans, but facing the Blues is an easier proposition for Simon Goodwin’s side, who sit in sixth heading into the weekend.

In fairness to 16th placed Carlton, they gave the Adelaide Crows a game last week before ultimately going down gallantly and the Blues will be optimistic of building on that effort which followed a similar scenario from the previous game when they went down to the Richmond Tigers

The Blues on their day can give most teams a game but they lack the consistency, that largely being the reason they have mustered up just five wins all season.

The Demons have a poor recent record against the Blues, but they will start as clear favourites to win. While it shouldn’t be a blow out, they should get the job done and move a step closer to the finals.

Players List:
Carlton Blues:
B: S.Docherty, L.Jones, L.Plowman
HB: S.White, J.Weitering, D.Thomas
C: K.Simpson, P.Cripps, D.Cuningham
HF: J.Silvagni, L.Casboult, S.Kerridge
F: Z.Fisher, C.Curnow, M.Wright
R: M.Kreuzer, B.Gibbs, M.Murphy
I/C: H.Macreadie, C.Sheehan, J.Lamb, C.Byrne, S.Petrevski-Seton
Emerg: N.Graham, C.Byrne, H.McKay

IN: J.Lamb, S.Petrevski-Seton, H.Macreadie
OUT: C.Marchbank (shoulder), L.Sumner, N.Graham (both omitted)

Melbourne Demons:
B: M.Hibberd, O.McDonald, N.Jetta
HB: J.Lewis, S.Frost, B.Vince
C: J.Hunt, C.Petracca, M.Hannan
HF: J.Harmes, C.Pedersen, A.Neal-Bullen
F: J.Garlett, J.Hogan, T.McDonald
R: M.Gawn, C.Oliver, J.Melksham
I/C: B.Stretch, D.Kent, J.Wagner, J.Smith
Emerg: J.Trengove, J.Kennedy-Harris, S.Weideman

IN: J.Garlett, D.Kent, J.Hogan, J.Smith
OUT: D.Tyson (knee), T.Bugg (suspension), J.Viney (foot), M.White

Free AFL St Kilda Saints vs Richmond Tigers Live Streaming 2017 Online 08 July Saturday

July 7, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

Free AFL Live St Kilda Saints vs Richmond Tigers Streaming 2017 Regular Seasons Round 16 match will be kick off at Etihad Stadium, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Saturday 08 July 2017 online, 19:25 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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One of the key games of AFL Round 16 will be when St Kilda take on the Richmond Tigers at Etihad Stadium on Saturday night.

The two sides currently sit in the eight, with the 4th placed Tigers just shading the 8th placed Saints and the action gets underway at 7.25PM AEST.

Channel 7 and Fox Footy will broadcast the game, while AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

This one should be full of intrigue and it is Richmond that has been posted as $1.50 favourites in the head to head betting with CrownBet.

Damien Hardwick’s side have won nine from 14, one more win than St Kilda, who have won eight matches this season.

The Saints have won three on the trot, including a nine point win on the road against Fremantle last weekend, while Richmond have won their past two and also come off an interstate win, accounting for Port Adelaide by 13 points in Round 15.

Dustin Martin enjoyed another huge game for the Tigers in the win over the Power, compiling 36 disposals, as well as a host of his trademark ‘don’t argue’s’ and shapes as one of the major influences this weekend, alongside skipper Trent Cotchin and the key defender, Alex Rance.

Rance will most likely line up on Josh Bruce, who is the Saints leading goalscorer with 23 majors this season. At the other end of the ground, look for Jack Riewoldt to be prominent. The cousin of St Kilda’s champion veteran, Nick Riewoldt, Jack sits in 5th position on the goal-kicking table with 35 goals this year.

Both sides rank similarly in a host of key measures but one area that St Kilda may enjoy the advantage in is winning the uncontested possession count. The Saints are 4th in the competition for total uncontested possessions, while the Tigers are last.

Sebastian Ross and Jack Steven are the Saints chief ball winners, combining for an average of 56 touches per game this year.

A win for either side is vital, given the tightness of the competition this season. Richmond will maintain their spot inside the top four if they win, while St Kilda could climb as high as 6th at the conclusion of the round, but could fall to 10th if they drop the four points.

Players List:
St Kilda Saints:
B: J.Geary, N.Brown, D.Roberton
HB: J.Newnes, J.Carlisle, S.Gilbert
C: L.Montagna, K.Stevens, J.Billings
HF: J.Sinclair, N.Riewoldt, J.Lonie
F: J.Gresham, J.Bruce, T.Membrey
FOL: B.Longer, S.Ross, J.Steven
I/C: S.Savage, J.Steele, B.Long, D.McKenzie
EMG: T.Hickey, L.Dunstan, B.Acres

IN: S.Savage, D.McKenzie, B.Long
OUT: M.Weller, J.Webster (suspension), L.Dunstan

Richmond Tigers:
B: J.Short, A.Rance, D.Grimes
HB: B.Ellis, D.Astbury, K.McIntosh
C: S.Edwards, T.Cotchin, S.Grigg
HF: K.Lambert, S.Lloyd, J.Castagna
F: D.Rioli, J.Riewoldt, D.Butler
FOL: T.Nankervis, D.Martin, D.Prestia
I/C: J.Caddy, C.Menadue, T.Stengle, T.Hunt
EMG: A.Miles, S.Bolton, O.Markov

IN: T.Hunt
OUT: O.Markov

AFL Hawthorn Hawks vs GWS Giants Live Streaming Free 08 July 2017 Online Saturday

July 7, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

Free AFL Live Hawthorn Hawks vs GWS Giants Streaming 2017 Regular Seasons Round 16 match will be kick off at York Park Stadium, Tasmania, Australia, Saturday 08 July 2017 online, 13:45 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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After winning their past two games, the rejuvenated Hawthorn Hawks face a massive test to see where they are at when they take on the premiership favourites, the GWS Giants, in AFL Round 16.

The Saturday afternoon clash will be held at the Hawks home away from home, the University of Tasmania Stadium in Launceston, and first bounce is at 1.45PM AEST.

All the action can be seen on Fox Footy, while AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

Hawthorn has enjoyed their best fortnight of the year to date and come off wins over Adelaide and Collingwood. They accounted for the Crows in Adelaide in Round 14 by 14 points before knocking over Collingwood by 24.

The Hawks are in 13th spot with a win-loss record of 6-8. They take on the ladder leading Giants, who have won 10 of their 14 games. The expansion club escaped with a draw last weekend against Geelong but have been posted as the $1.40 favourites with CrownBet.

On face value, GWS should be too good. They have a stack of depth in the midfield and the likes of Lachie Whitfield, Callan Ward and Josh Kelly come off great games against Geelong, while Tom Scully and Dylan Shiel are others that have found plenty of the footy in 2017.

However, Hawthorn have improved in this area in recent weeks and won the contested possession count against Collingwood last weekend. Tom Mitchell found the footy on 35 occasions and leads the competition for total disposals, while Daniel Howe continued his rise with 27 touches.

The Hawks have found a fraction more of the football this season and rank 8th for disposals, while the Giants are 10th, but the Hawks are last for contested possession, while the Giants are 8th. GWS are also the best clearance side in the competition, while Hawthorn are 13th.

Leon Cameron’s side also has more firepower with three players inside the top 20 for goals scored, including Jeremy Cameron, Toby Greene and Jonathan Patton. Cameron leads the competition for goals scored with 40 majors,

Hawthorn’s new look defensive unit that includes Kaiden Brand, Blake Hardwick and the NAB Rising Star favourite, Ryan Burton, will have their work cut out. At the other end of the ground, Jarryd Roughead is Hawthorn’s leading contributor with 21 majors, and the skipper will need a big game, as will the likes of Luke Breust and Jack Gunston.

Players List:
Hawthorn Hawks:
B: B.Hardwick, K.Brand, T.Duryea
HB: R.Burton, J.Sicily, L.Hodge
C: I.Smith, T.Mitchell, B.Hartung
HF: L.Breust, J.Gunston, L.Shiels
F: T.O’Brien, J.Roughead, W.Langford
FOL: B.McEvoy, S.Burgoyne, D.Howe
I/C: R.Henderson, R.Schoenmakers, K.Heatherley, K.Stewart
EMG: H.Morrison, T.Vickery, B.Whitecross

IN: K.Stewart
OUT: G.Birchall (knee)

GWS Giants:
B: A.Tomlinson, P.Davis, N.Wilson
HB: A.Corr, N.Haynes, H.Shaw
C: L.Whitfield, C.Ward, T.Scully
HF: D.Smith, J.Cameron, J.Patton
F: M.de Boer, R.Lobb, D.Lloyd
FOL: S.Mumford, M.Kennedy, D.Shiel
I/C: T.Mzungu, H.Perryman, J.Kelly, S.Reid
EMG: W.Setterfield, D.Simpson, Z.Sproule

IN: T.Mzungu, H.Perryman
OUT: S.Johnson (knee soreness), J.Finlayson (knee)

AFL Fremantle Dockers vs St Kilda Saints Live Streaming 2017 Free Online 02 July Round 15

July 1, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

Free AFL Live Fremantle Dockers vs St Kilda Saints Streaming 2017 Regular Seasons Round 15 match will be kick off at Domain Stadium, Perth, Subiaco, Western Australia, Australia, Sunday 02 July 2017 online, 16:40 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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The action gets underway at 4.40PM AEST (2.40PM AWST) and Fox Footy will broadcast the game. AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

The Dockers missed a huge chance last round to draw closer to the top eight when Michael Walters missed a kick after the siren as Freo were beaten by two points against the Geelong Cats. Walters was 20m out and snapped but the kick went wide as the siren sounded, and Geelong hung onto a thrilling win.

The Cats had looked done when Fremantle, without injured skipper Nat Fyfe, kicked seven unanswered goals in the first 20 minutes of the second quarter to open up a 34-point lead and then held the Cats at bay in the third quarter to take a 19-point lead into the last term.

But Fremantle could only manage two points in the final quarter. Walters had a big game with 28 possessions and two goals. Bradley Hill and Connor Blakely also contributed for the Dockers.

St Kilda climbed into the top eight after posting a 31-point win over a depleted Gold Coast in their twilight clash at Etihad Stadium on Sunday. It was a must win game for both sides as the Saints improved their record to 7-6.

Koby Stevens was massive for St Kilda with 15 tackles and 21 possessions. Jack Steven (29 touches), Jack Billings (30) and Luke Dunstan were all great for the Saints whilst Nick Riewoldt kicked three goals.

The Dockers are bolstered by the return of superstars Nat Fyfe and Aaron Sandilands, while Ethan Hughes and Brady Gray also come out. Connor Blakely serves a club imposed suspension, injuries keep out Stephen Hill and Joshua Deluca out and Shane Kersten is dropped.

St Kilda’s clean bill of health for the senior team means just one change as midfielder Jack Steele comes in for Blake Acres having impressed in the VFL last weekend.

Players List:
DOCKERS:
B: L.Spurr, J.Hamling, L.Weller
HB: E.Hughes, M.Johnson, L.Ryan
C: D.Tucker, L.Neale, B.Hill
HF: M.Walters, B.Cox, N.Suban
F: H.Ballantyne, C.McCarthy, H.Crozier
FOLL: A.Sandilands, N.Fyfe, D.Mundy
I/C: B.Grey, S.Darcy, G.Logue, T.Sheridan
EMG: D.Pearce, S.Kersten, S.Collins

IN: A.Sandilands, N.Fyfe, B.Grey, E.Hughes
OUT: C.Blakely (Club Suspension), S.Kersten (Omitted), J.Deluca (Ankle), S.Hill (Calf)

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

IN: J.Steele
OUT: B.Acres (Omitted)

AFL Port Adelaide Power vs Richmond Tigers Live Streaming Free 2017 Online 01 July Week 15

June 30, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

Australian Football League Live Port Adelaide Power vs Richmond Tigers Live Stream Free, AFL 2017 Seasons Week 15. Port Adelaide Power vs Richmond Tigers match will be kickoff at Adelaide Oval, North Adelaide, South Australia, Australia, Saturday 01 July 2017 online, 19:40 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Port Adelaide are fourth on the ladder with an 8-5 record. They have won back-to-back games against Brisbane and Collingwood – the first time they have put together consecutive wins since Round 6. They have not won three straight in 2017. The Power have the top defence in the AFL while they rate second defensively.

Richmond also have an 8-5 record and sit sixth on the ladder. Their success has very much been built on their defence, which rates second, but their ability to score has certainly not matched Port’s, ranking 12th. The Tigers have won three of their last four including a 26-point win over rivals Carlton last round.

The two sides are among a group of four teams that have a win-loss record of 6-7, currently sitting two games out of the top eight.

Port Adelaide come off the bye last weekend and have had a couple of weeks off to think about their ordinary effort against Fremantle prior to the break, when they went down by 17 points to the lowly Dockers.

Richmond come off a 42 point win against the Brisbane Lions and have won five of their past six games. The Tigers have been well served by Dustin Martin in recent times, while Brett Deledio and Shane Edwards have also been prominent in recent wins.

The Tigers have improved their ball use in the last month or so and rank 6th in the competition for efficiency, compared to the Port, who are 16th.

However, Damien Hardwick’s men will need to make sure they apply enough pressure on Port’s playmakers. Richmond is ranked last in the competition for total tackles and if they allow their opposition too much freedom, the home side can be dangerous.

Robbie Gray and Hamish Hartlett are among a number of players that can do some damage for the boys from Alberton Oval. The two midfielders delivered a sub-par game in the loss to the Dockers and will be keen to fire up this weekend.

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

IN: M.Broadbent, J.Polec
OUT: A.Young (Omitted), J.Neade (Omitted)

TIGERS:
B: D.Astbury, A.Rance, D.Grimes
HB: B.Ellis, O.Markov, K.McIntosh
C: J.Caddy, T.Cotchin, S.Grigg
HF: K.Lambert, S.Lloyd, J.Castagna
F: D.Rioli, J.Riewoldt, D.Butler
FOLL: T.Nankervis, D.Martin, D.Prestia
I/C: S.Edwards, J.Short, C.Menadue, T.Stengle
EMG: A.Miles, S.Bolton, R.Garthwaite

IN: O.Markov, T.Stengle
OUT: B.Houli (Suspension), S.Bolton (Managed)

AFL Gold Coast Suns vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Stream Free 2017 Online 01 July

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Australian Football League Live Gold Coast Suns vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Stream Free, AFL 2017 Seasons Week 15. Gold Coast Suns vs North Melbourne Kangaroos match will be kickoff at Metricon Stadium, Gold Coast, Carrara, Queensland, Australia, Saturday 01 July 2017 online, 16:35 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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The 2017 campaign hasn’t been a great season for either of these two clubs. They currently sit 14th and 17th on the AFL Premiership ladder.

Both sides will be playing for pride and match exposure for their kids in the back half of the season.

Last week North went down by just a point to the struggling Western Bulldogs. They gave the Dogs a 26-point head start early in the last quarter and looked like they were going to over run them but were denied.

Gold Coast again missed the services of Gary Ablett and they were defeated by St Kilda to the tune of 31 points. Gold Coast were heavily undermanned and, although competitive early, they never really looked like defeating the Saints.

Ablett is expected to return for his 300th match and with the importance of that milestone the Suns need to improve their disposal efficiency and decision making to make it a night worthy of celebrating such a champion with a win.

Gary Ablett is back for the Gold Coast Suns in one of three changes, which also see Matt Rosa and Ryan Davis recalled with Matt Shaw, Darcy Macpherson and Jesse Joyce dropping out.

Ben Cunnington serves a suspension and Trent Dumont is given a rest. Mitchell Hibberd and Corey Wagner replace the pair.

I like the Gold Coast at home in this one. As with most interstate clubs, they are a far better unit when they are at home and that might be enough to give them the edge here.

Added to that is Ablett’s 300 game milestone. The Suns will come out breathing fire for the little master and I think they will be too fast across the ground for North.

Players List:
SUNS:
B: J.Harbrow, J.Leslie, R.Thompson
HB: P.Hanley, S.May, A.Saad
C: A.Sexton, G.Ablett, M.Rosa
HF: J.Lyons, T.Lynch, C.Ah Chee
F: B.Ainsworth, P.Wright, J.Martin
FOLL: J.Witts, B.Fiorini, D.Swallow
I/C: J.Lonergan, T.Miller, S.Lemmens, R.Davis
EMG: M.Shaw, J.Bowes, J.Joyce

IN: G.Ablett, M.Rosa, R.Davis
OUT: M.Shaw (Omitted), J.Joyce (Omitted), D.Macpherson (Omitted)

KANGAROOS:
B: L.McDonald, R.Tarrant, A.Mullett
HB: S.Atley, S.Thompson, J.Macmillan
C: S.Gibson, S.Higgins, D.Mountford
HF: N.Hrovat, J.Waite, T.Garner
F: M.Wood, B.Brown, M.Daw
FOLL: T.Goldstein, J.Ziebell, A.Swallow
I/C: M.Williams, R.Clarke, M.Hibberd, C.Wagner
EMG: L.Thomas, T.Dumont, J.Williams

IN: M.Hibberd, C.Wagner
OUT: B.Cunnington (Suspension), T.Dumont (Managed)

Watch Carlton Blues vs Adelaide Crows Live Streaming Free 2017 AFL Week 15 Online 01 July

June 30, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

AFL Live Carlton Blues vs Adelaide Crows Stream AFL 2017 Regular Seasons Round 15 match will be kick off at Melbourne Cricket Ground, East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Saturday 01 July 2017 online, 14:10 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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After stunning the AFL world by winning six from seven games mid season, the Blues have faced the inevitable slump in form that does tend to hit developing sides from time to time.

Brendan Bolton’s side have dropped their past three and come off an ordinary performance against Collingwood, where they could manage only six goals for the game on the way to a 12 point defeat.

The Blues come up against an Adelaide outfit that are in red hot form, having won their past six. The Crows were 22 point winners in an entertaining affair against Melbourne at this venue last weekend and head in as favourites to make it seven on the trot.

On paper, the visitors look to have way to many guns for the Blues. Don Pyke’s side has three players in the top seven for goals scored this year.

Josh Jenkins, Taylor Walker and the former Blue, Eddie Betts, have combined for 112 goals in season 2016 and that trio were all instrumental in the win against the Demons last weekend.

Carlton fans can take some optimism from the fact that they have done very well defensively this year and may be able to contain that trio to some degree.

However, the Blues woes lie at the other end of the ground, where they have averaged just 73 points per game.

Their leading goal kicker for the year is Andrejs Everitt, who has snagged just 15 goals, ahead of midfielder Bryce Gibbs on 14. Everitt is way down in 56th position on the league goal kicking table but to be fair to the Blues forwards, the delivery has been quite poor, especially in recent weeks.

Carlton lose Ciaran Byrne to a season ending knee injury and Blaine Boekhurst and Nick Graham are among the possible replacements.

Adelaide are unlikely to make too many changes. Paul Seedsman is a possible chance of coming back into the side.

The past three games between the two sides have all been held at the MCG and the Blues have won two of those.

The most recent encounter between the two was in Round 10 last year and it was the Crows by nine points. Josh Jenkins starred with five goals, while Levi Casboult booted three for the Blues.

Players List:
BLUES:
B: L.Plowman, L.Jones, S.White
HB: K.Simpson, J.Weitering, S.Docherty
C: C.Marchbank, P.Cripps, D.Thomas
HF: N.Graham, L.Casboult, M.Wright
F: D.Cuningham, C.Curnow, J.Silvagni
FOLL: M.Kreuzer, B.Gibbs, M.Murphy
I/C: Z.Fisher, S.Kerridge, C.Sheehan, L.Sumner
EMG: C.Byrne, H.McKay, C.Polson

IN: S.White, S.Kerridge, L.Sumner, D.Cuningham, C.Sheehan, Z.Fisher
OUT: E.Curnow (Larynx), B.Smedts (Omitted), J.Lamb (Concussion), B.Boekhorst (Omitted), J.Pickett (Omitted), S.Petrevski-Seton (Managed)

CROWS:
B: R.Laird, K.Hartigan, D.Talia
HB: L.Brown, J.Lever, J.Kelly
C: R.Atkins, R.Douglas, B.Smith
HF: R.Sloane, J.Jenkins, W.Milera
F: M.McGovern, T.Walker, E.Betts
FOLL: S.Jacobs, B.Crouch, M.Crouch
I/C: J.Beech, R.Knight, D.Mackay, H.Greenwood
EMG: S.Thompson, P.Seedsman, A.Otten

IN: D.Mackay, R.Knight, M.McGovern
OUT: A.Otten (Omitted), T.Lynch (Illness), C.Cameron (Wrist)

Watch Melbourne Demons vs Sydney Swans Live Streaming Free 2017 Online 30 June AFL Week 15

June 29, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

AFL Live Melbourne Demons vs Sydney Swans Stream AFL 2017 Regular Seasons Round 15 match will be kick off at Melbourne Cricket Ground, East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Friday 30 June 2017 online, 19:50 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Round 14 was full of thrilling results. Melbourne and Sydney featured in a couple of the cliffhangers with both getting up after producing remarkable comebacks.

The Demons ventured over to Perth to take on West Coast and were 16 points down late in the last quarter before kicking the last three goals, including one to Tom McDonald with just seconds to steal a three-point victory.

The previous night it was Sydney in almost identical circumstances. The Swans were 19 points down with less than five minutes to go against Essendon at the SCG and rattled home. The last play of the night saw Gary Rohan take a one handed mark on the goal line before converting after the siren, handing the Swans a one point win.

The win for John Longmire’s side was their sixth from their previous seven outings, while the Demons made it four on the trot. Little separates the two in the head to head betting.

The battle in the midfield should be an absorbing one with two bulls set to go at it in the form of Melbourne’s Jack Viney and Sydney’s Josh Kennedy. The two players were instrumental in their sides wins last weekend.

Kennedy is ranked No.2 in the competition for contested disposals and Viney is high up in a number of statistical measures. Another Melbourne player, Clayton Oliver, that is ranked No.3 for contested possessions and it will be interesting to see how the young Demon midfielder responds after being accused of diving last weekend.

The Demons are the highest ranked side for total disposals and can get on top in the middle of the ground but the Swans have greater experience in the big games and were winners at the MCG as little as two weeks ago, coming from behind to defeat Richmond by nine points.

One player that Melbourne will need to stop in Lance Franklin. The superstar forward was off his radar in the win against Essendon last weekend, booting 0.6 but generally plays well against Melbourne, who have struggled to contain opposition big men this year.

At the other end of the ground it will be interesting to see if the Demons opt to play Tom McDonald in the forward line. The former defender booted five goals against the Eagles last weekend.

The most recent clash between the two was in Round 13 at the SCG last year and it was the Swans by 55. Josh Kennedy, Daniel Hannebery and Luke Parker found plenty of footy for the Swans that night, while Lance Franklin booted four goals. Max Gawn and Bernie Vince were among the best for Melbourne.

The encounter is as big a game that Melbourne have faced in over 10 years. After battling in the lower reaches of the ladder for a decade, a Demons win may see them squeeze into the top four by the end of the round.

For Sydney, the Swans are amongst the bottleneck of sides that are vying for spots inside the eight. They can ill afford to drop too many more after their horror start to the year that saw them lose their first six matches

Melbourne have a number of players on the sidelines including Jack Watts, Jesse Hogan and Nathan Jones. That trio are all likely to miss. Ben Kennedy and Sam Weideman have been super in the VFL and may sneak a spot in the seniors.

Sydney may regain Jarrad McVeigh, who made his return from a calf injury in the NEAFL last week, while Jordan Dawson is another that will be considered.

Players List:
DEMONS:
B: M.Hibberd, O.McDonald, N.Jetta
HB: J.Lewis, S.Frost, J.Hunt
C: J.Harmes, D.Tyson, B.Vince
HF: B.Stretch, C.Pedersen, C.Petracca
F: C.Oliver, T.McDonald, A.Neal-Bullen
FOLL: M.Gawn, J.Melksham, J.Viney
I/C: M.Hannan, T.Bugg, M.White, J.Wagner
EMG: J.Trengove, S.Weideman, D.Johnstone

IN: J.Wagner, M.White
OUT: J.Garlett (hamstring), C.Salem (hamstring)

SWANS:
B: N.Newman, H.Grundy, N.Smith
HB: Z.Jones, D.Rampe, J.Lloyd
C: I.Heeney, J.Kennedy, C.Mills
HF: G.Hewett, L.Franklin, K.Jack
F: G.Rohan, S.Reid, T.Papley
FOLL: S.Naismith, D.Hannebery, L.Parker
I/C: O.Florent, J.McVeigh, L.Melican, D.Towerrs
EMG: J.Foote, J.Laidler, C.Sinclair

IN: J.McVeigh, Z.Jones
OUT: C.Sinclair (omitted), W.Hayward (foot)

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