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Watch Geelong Cats vs Western Bulldogs Live Stream Free Online AFL Footy 18 May

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Australian Football League Geelong Cats vs Western Bulldogs Live Stream Free, AFL 2019 Round 09 Live Stream. Geelong Cats vs Western Bulldogs match will be kickoff at GMHBA Stadium, South Geelong, Australia, Saturday 18 May 2019 online,Time:04:35pm AEST and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

Geelong enter Round 9 one-game clear of Collingwood with seven wins and one loss for the season. Their percentage is 145.6%. The Western Bulldogs sit 10th on the ladder with four wins and four losses.

The Cats were 24-point victors over North Melbourne last round. They have been dominant at home with a 58-point demolition of the West Coast Eagles in Round 6. They did lose to GWS Giants in Round 4, but smashed Melbourne by 80 points in Round 2.

The Dogs come off a 16-point win over the Brisbane Lions at Mars Stadium last week. Their recent record against the Cats isn’t good reading, except for last year.

Geelong are playing a controlled brand of footy at the moment and they have threats at both ends of the ground, as well as the middle. Key forward Tom Hawkins has kicked nine goals from his last three games, including four against the Kangaroos. Tim Kelly has put together back-to-back 30+ possession games and kicked two goals in both of them.

The Cats depth all over the ground looks the key to success and while the Dogs have some star players of their own, they don’t have the depth to match the Cats.

Geelong captain Joel Selwood will need to pass a fitness test after missing the last two rounds with leg soreness. Sam Menegola will also need to pass a fitness test. Gary Rohan suffered a concussion against North Melbourne and will be assessed before a decision is made.

Western Bulldogs ruckman Tim English will need to prove that he is right to play. Not much else to report for the Dogs at the moment.

Players list:
CATS:
B: Kolodjashnij, Henry, Stewart
HB: Blicavs, Taylor, O’Connor
C: Kelly, Dangerfield, Duncan
HF: Rohan, Miers, Hawkins
F: Ablett, Dahlhaus, Atkins
FOLL: Stanley, C. Guthrie, J. Selwood
I/C: Tuohy, Clark, Parfitt, Fort
EMG: Ratugolea, Abbott, Parsons, Constable

IN: J. Selwood, Fort
OUT: Constable, Ratugolea

BULLDOGS:
B: Johannisen, Roberts, Crozier
HB: Daniel, Cordy, Wood
C: Hunter, Liberatore, Richards
HF: Gowers, Naughton, Richards
F: McLean, Bontempelli, Wallis
FOLL: Trengove, Dunkley, Macrae
I/C: Suckling, Smith, Hayes, Lachie Young
EMG: Lewis Young, West, Lipinski, Williams

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North Melbourne Kangaroos vs Geelong Cats Live Streaming Free 2019 Online Football 12 May

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Australian Football League North Melbourne Kangaroos vs Geelong Cats Live Stream Free, AFL 2019 Round 08 Live Stream. North Melbourne Kangaroos vs Geelong Cats match will be kickoff at Marvel Stadium, Docklands, Australia, Sunday 12 May 2019 online,Time: 1:10pm AEST and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

Geelong will be missing key defender Jared Rivers, who hurt his knee in last week’s win over Hawthorn. Steve Johnson (knee) is said to be close, but is likely not to be risked, while ruckmen Hamish McIntosh (knee), Dawson Simpson (back), Nathan Vardy (groin) and Josh Walker (AC joint) are all still unavailable. Daniel Menzel is close to a VFL return as he continues his recovery from LARS surgery to his knee.

North Melbourne got through last week’s clash unscathed and remarkably don’t have a single player on their injury list. Their only unavailable player is veteran Brent Harvey, who won’t be seen until Round 7 as he serves his six-match suspension.

The Cats began their season in fine style as they extended their extraordinary winning streak over Hawthorn to 10 matches. They came back from five goals down to notch an impressive seven-point win over their fierce rivals.

North will be hugely disappointed to start their season with a loss against a massively undermanned Collingwood. Already missing a host of first-team players, the Pies also lost Dayne Beams and Heath Shaw before the game. But despite a late charge, the Roos were unable to capitalise as they fell 16 points short.

All signs point to a Geelong victory in this encounter, but it would be silly to underestimate North Melbourne. It will be deja vu for the Cats as they tackle the Roos just six days after a bruising encounter with the Hawks. The same scenario happened last year and North were able to run over the top of the battle-weary Cats.

Geelong will be desperate for history not to repeat and with a host of impressive youngsters performing well last week, they should have the leg speed this time round. But equally, the Kangaroos will be just as desperate to atone for last week’s loss to the Pies. Expect Brad Scott’s men to throw everything at his twin brother’s side, but it will be Chris who has bragging rights at the next family dinner.

Players List:
KANGAROOS:
B: Macmillan, Tarrant, Pittard
HB: Williams, Thompson, Dumont
C: Simpkin, Cunnington, Polec
HF: Thomas, Wood, Garner
F: Zurhaar, Brown, Ziebell
FOLL: Goldstein, Higgins, Anderson
I/C: Atley, Wright, Larkey, Turner
EMG: Davies-Uniacke, Durdin, Taylor, Hayden

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CATS:
B: Kolodjashnij, Henry, Stewart
HB: Blicavs, Taylor, C. Guthrie
C: Kelly, Dangerfield, Duncan
HF: Rohan, Ratugolea, Hawkins
F: Ablett, Dahlhaus, Atkins
FOLL: Stanley, Clark, O’Connor
I/C: Tuohy, Menegola, Parfitt, Miers
EMG: Fort, J.Selwood, Parsons, Constable

IN: Tuohy
OUT: Z. Guthrie (omitted)

AFL Week 02 Geelong Cats vs Melbourne Demons Live Streaming Free 2019 Online 30 March

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Australian Football League Geelong Cats vs Melbourne Demons Live Stream Free, AFL 2019 Round 02 Live Stream. Geelong Cats vs Melbourne Demons match will be kickoff at GMHBA Stadium, South Geelong, Australia, Saturday 30 March 2019 online, 19:25 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

The two sides had contrasting results in AFL Round 1 and the action gets underway at 7.25PM. The game will be broadcast live on Channel 7 and Fox Footy.

Geelong were stirring winners over Collingwood in AFL Round 1, defeating last year’s Grand Finalists by seven points in a tight tussle at the MCG.

The same cannot be said for Melbourne, who were on the receiving end of one of a number of upsets in the opening round, going down to Port Adelaide by 26.

Heading into the season, the Demons were expected to be one of the major contenders for the 2019 flag and it will be interesting to see if they can bounce back.

Max Gawn comes off a relatively quite game in the ruck but should be able to exert some influence, while Nathan Jones, Jack Viney and Clayton Oliver are other players that need to lift on their output.

The Cats unveiled a number of young players that showed plenty of promise against Collingwood and their enthusiasm rubbed off on the likes of Tim Kelly, Patrick Dangerfield and Gary Ablett, who were outstanding. That trio should give Geelong the upper hand in what shapes as a massive game for both clubs.

Steven May is set to play his first game for Melbourne after missing Round 1 due to suspension. Brayden Preuss may come in to give Max Gawn some relief in the ruck but will need to pass a fitness test.

Geelong don’t have too many fitness concerns and may head in unchanged. Zac Smith is a chance to come back into the side.

Geelong have an excellent record over Melbourne but it was the Demons that fired in last year’s Elimination Final, taking out that encounter by 29 points. Clayton Oliver was one of the stars for the Demons, while Sam Weideman booted three majors in that game. Gary Ablett was Geelong’s best.

The Cats had won 14 of 15 games against the Demons prior to that, including a stunning after-the-siren victory in Round 18 last year. They have won eight of their past nine against the Demons in Geelong.

Players List:
CATS:
B: Henry, Blicavs, Stewart
HB: Kolodjashnij, Taylor, Duncan
C: Selwood, Dangerfield, Clark
HF: Dahlhaus, Ratugolea, Parfitt
F: Ablett, Hawkins, Rohan
FOLL: Stanley, Kelly, Atkins
I/C: O’Connor, Menegola, Constable, Miers
EMG: Jones, Abbott, Guthrie, Henderson
IN: Nil
OUT: Nil

DEMONS:
B: Lockhart, O.McDonald, Jetta
HB: Hunt, May, Jones
C: Fritsch, Oliver, Salem
HF: Neal-Bullen, T.McDonald, Viney
F: Melksham, Weideman, Petracca
FOLL: Gawn, Harmes, Brayshaw
I/C: Hibberd, Kolodjashnij, Frost, Sparrow
EMG: Spargo, Preuss, Hore, Keilty
IN: Lockhart, May, Kolodjashnij
OUT: Spargo, Wagner, Hore

AFL Collingwood Magpies vs Geelong Cats Live Streaming Free 2019 Online Round 1

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Australian Football League Collingwood Magpies vs Geelong Cats Live Stream Free, AFL 2019 Round 01 Live Stream. Collingwood Magpies vs Geelong Cats match will be kickoff at Melbourne Cricket Ground, East Melbourne, Australia, Friday 22 March 2019 online, 19:50 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

Geelong has named six new players to play Collingwood tomorrow night at the MCG. Former Geelong Falcons Gary Rohan and Luke Dahlhaus who joined the club from Sydney and Western Bulldogs respectively take the spots alongside fellow new Cats Gryan Miers, Charlie Constable, Tom Atkins and Jordan Clark. Gary Ablett as expected is named in a forward pocket rather than the midfield. The match starts at 7:50PM. Collingwood has just the one new player in Jordan Roughead recruited from the Bulldogs.

Jed Bews and Nakia Cockatoo will miss through injury but Esava Ratugolea passed a fitness test and lines up at centre half forward, in a forward line missing Dan Menzel. Rhys Stanley is named in the ruck and will presumably alternate with Ratugolea. Ryan Abbott, Geelong’s first-choice ruckman in their last game in the 2018 finals series, is an emergency. Many players were let go last season but James Parsons, Jordan Cunico were not among them, named as emergencies alongside Abbott and Quinton Narkle.

After the heartbreaking loss to the 2018 season which saw them lose the Grand Final by just five points to the West Coast Eagles, the Pies have reloaded in 2019, adding some key pieces and look primed to make another real run at the Premiership this season. The Pies held a 29 point advantage at one stage of the Grand Final but ultimately couldn’t capatalise as the Eagles stormed home to win their fourth premiership.

The Pies have made some major additions without having to let go of much in the 2019 off-season. They welcome back star midfielder Dayne Beams to the club after a four year stint at the Brisbane Lions, adding to what is already arguably the best midfield in the league. Beams will run alongside skipper Scott Pendlebury, Adam Trelor, Taylor Adams, Tom Phillips and the runner up in the 2018 Brownlow Medal, Steele Sidebottom.

The Pies also addressed their biggest concern from last season, which was key defenders, by adding former Western Bulldogs player Jordan Roughead. Roughead will be able to play on the opposition’s best key forward and also pinch hit in the ruck, allowing Brodie Grundy to spend time forward.

Up forward, the Pies will be damaging. Jordan De Goey had a breakout year in 2018 and should be one of the most dominant medium forwards in the competition. Big man Mason Cox had a coming out party in the finals and should continue to improve while the young guns in Will Hoskin-Elliot and Jaidyn Stephenson will bring speed, athleticism and enthusiasm. The Pies were probably missing one extra piece in their forward line last year and they should get that back this season as Jamie Elliot looks set to come back into the fold.

Geelong finished 8th on the AFL ladder last season and were bounced by Melbourne in the first round of the finals. With a much easier schedule this year and plenty of star talent in their line-up, they should have their eyes on the top four finish in 2019.

The Cats made some major moves to get more speedy and more athletic up forward. Luke Dalhaus joins as an unrestricted free agent from the Western Bulldogs and should create a dynamic sall forward presence alongside Gary Ablett at the feet of the evergreen Tom Hawkins.

The Cats also added Gary Rohan from the Swans through a trade. While Rohan has had injury concerns over the years, he adds valuable outside run to compliment the hard nosed midfielders that Geelong posses in Joel Selwood, Patty Dangerfield and Mitch Duncan.

Geelong’s defence was arguably the best in the competition this year and they should continue to be a force in 2019 with one more pre-season as a group. Mark Blicavs will resume a career defining role across centre-half back while Tom Stewart earned All-Australian honours for his performance in 2018.

Interestingly, the away side has won six of the last seven games between these two teams and Geelong has come up trumps in their last two meetings. Many have written off Geelong as serious contenders in 2019 already and while they might not be up to the level of the Richmond caliber teams, on their night they are as good as anyoen and they have one of the easiest schedules in the league this season.

The Pies will be fired up after the Grand Final loss and should be playing in front of a packed MCG crowd who will be 90% Magpies fans. Extremely tough game to call here, especially without having seen either side at full strength throughout the pre-season. We love the value of the Cats here, who have become accustomed to playing at the MCG over the last few years and should be near full strength. Collingwood on the other hand will be without Adams, Hoskin-Elliot and possibly Jordan De Goey.

Players List:
Collingwood:
B: Brayden Maynard, Jordan Roughead, Jack Crisp
HB: Jeremy Howe, Darcy Moore, Tom Langdon
C: Chris Mayne, Scott Pendlebury, Steele Sidebottom
HF: Josh Thomas, Mason Cox, Jaidyn Stephenson
F: Jamie Elliott, Brody Mihocek, Jordan De Goey
FOLL: Brodie Grundy, Dayne Beams, Adam Treloar
INT: Tom Phillips, Callum L. Brown, James Aish, Travis Varcoe
EMER: Ben Crocker, Tyson Goldsack, Brayden Sier, Levi Greenwood

NEW: Jordan Roughead

Geelong:
B: Jack Henry, Mark Blicavs, Mark O’Connor
HB: Jake Kolodjashnij, Harry Taylor, Tom Stewart
C: Joel Selwood, Patrick Dangerfield, Mitch Duncan
HF: Luke Dahlhaus, Esava Ratugolea, Tom Atkins
F: Gary Ablett, Tom Hawkins, Gary Rohan
FOLL: Rhys Stanley, Tim Kelly, Brandan Parfitt
INT: Jordan Clark, Sam Menegola, Charlie Constable, Gryan Miers
EMER: James Parsons, Ryan Abbott, Jordan Cunico, Quinton Narkle

NEW: Luke Dahlhaus, Tom Atkins, Gary Rohan, Jordan Clark, Charlie Constable, Gryan Miers

AFL Geelong Cats vs Essendon Bombers Live Streaming JLT Series Week 02 Online 07 March 2019

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Australian Football League Geelong Cats vs Essendon Bombers Live Stream Free, AFL 2019 JLT Series Live Stream. Geelong Cats vs Essendon Bombers match will be kickoff at GMHBA Stadium, South Geelong, Australia, Thursday 07 March 2019 online, 19:10 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

Essendon and Geelong have regained some of their biggest names for their final pre-season hitout.

The Cats have named Gary Ablett for his first JLT Series appearance while Tom Hawkins is also set to suit up after being a late withdrawal last week.

The Bombers have included crafty forward Orazio Fantasia, ruckman Tom Bellchambers, David Myers as well as youngsters Sam Draper, Dylan Clarke and Brayden Ham.

The clash at GMHBA will pit two finals contenders against each other in a mouth-watering match-up ahead of Round 1.

Rookie ruckman Zac Clarke has been dropped in favour of young big man Draper who will partner Bellchambers as Essendon consider playing two rucks in their season opener against GWS.

Young Cats Charlie Constable, Darcy Fort and mature-age draftee Tom Atkins have held their places as they eye Round 1 AFL debuts.

GARY Ablett will play a competitive game for the first time this pre-season when Geelong faces Essendon at GMHBA Stadium on Thursday night.

The Bombers will field David Myers, Tom Bellchambers and Orazio Fantasia for their only JLT Community Series games, while Joe Daniher will back up from limited game time in last week’s clash with Carlton.

Dual Brownlow medallist Ablett has already missed an unofficial practice match against North Melbourne and last week’s trip to Perth to face West Coast.

It will be the first glimpse of Ablett in his much-hyped new forward role.

He’ll be joined in the forward line by Tom Hawkins, who will play after suffering a bout of gastro last week.

Bombers fans will see draftee Brayden Ham for the first time, after he was taken with pick No.72 in last year’s NAB AFL Draft.

Rookie-listed ruckman Sam Draper also gets a call up, as does midfielder Dylan Clarke who played a single senior game last season.

Dayne Beams was one of the biggest names to move clubs during last October’s trade period. And Collingwood’s returning favourite son didn’t take long to deliver. While All-Australian stars Scott Pendlebury (34 disposals and 16 contested possessions) and Steele Sidebottom (34 disposals and eight inside 50s) dazzled against Fremantle in the JLT Community Series on Monday night, Beams showed why he is going to be such an asset to Collingwood’s engine room this year. The former Brisbane skipper collected 25 disposals, six marks, four rebound 50s and kicked a goal in just under three quarters game time.

And he wasn’t the only player who didn’t play last year who dazzled in Western Australia. Jamie Elliott missed the entire season for the second time in three years, but showed glimpses of his brilliance against the Dockers, kicking two goals of his own.

Prized Dockers recruit Jesse Hogan touched the ball just six times in a low key debut, while former Giant Rory Lobb made an impact first-up, collecting 20 disposals and 20 hit-outs.

Andrew Brayshaw was one of Ross Lyon’s prime moves in his first game since being hit by Andrew Gaff last season, gathering 25 disposals, four clearances and four inside 50s.

Players List:
CATS:
B: Jack Henry, Mark Blicavs, Lachie Henderson
HB: Mitch Duncan, Harry Taylor, Tom Stewart
C: Gary Rohan, Patrick Dangerfield, Gryan Miers
HF: Sam Menegola, Esava Ratugolea, Cam Guthrie
F: Brandon Parfitt, Tom Hawkins, Luke Dahlhaus
Foll: Rhys Stanley, Joel Selwood, Tim Kelly
I/C: Gary Ablett, Quinton Narkle, Mark O’Connor, Tom Atkins, Jordan Clark, Darcy Fort, Zach Guthrie, Charlie Constable
Emerg: Jamaine Jones, Wylie Buzza, James Parsons, Jordan Cunico

BOMBERS:
B: Patrick Ambrose, Mitch Brown, Adam Saad
HB: Aaron Francis, Michael Hurley, Andrew McGrath
C: Dyson Heppell, Jake Stringer, Matt Guelfi
HF: Devon Smith, David Myers, David Zaharakis
F: Mark Baguley, Joe Daniher, Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti
Foll: Tom Bellchambers, Dylan Shiel, Jordan Ridley
I/C: Conor McKenna, Darcy Parish, Brayden Ham, Sam Draper, Kyle Langford, Dylan Clarke, Zach Merrett, Orazio Fantasia
Emerg: James Stewart, Jayden Laverde, Shaun McKernan, Jake Long
IN: Bellchambers, D.Clarke, Draper, Fantasia, Ham, Myers
OUT: Z.Clarke, Jok, Hartley, Laverde, Long, McKernan

AFL Geelong Cats vs Gold Coast Suns Live Streaming Free 2018 Football 25 August Online

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Australian Football League Geelong Cats vs Gold Coast Suns Live Stream Free, AFL 2018 Regular Seasons Week 23 AFL Live Stream. Geelong Cats vs Gold Coast Suns match will be kickoff at GMHBA Stadium, Geelong, VIC, Australia, Saturday 25 August 2018 online, 13:45 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Geelong head in as raging favourites for this game and a victory will see them finish inside the top eight. They come off a 133 point win over Fremantle in Round 22 with that performance snapping a two game losing streak.

The Cats sit in 8th spot on the ladder and a win will see them finish either 7th or 8th, where an Elimination Final beckons in week one of the finals series. A loss will see them most likely miss the finals.

Their opponents, Gold Coast, are well and truly out of contention and sit in 17th position on the ladder with just four wins to their credit in season 2018. The Suns will be looking to put to bed another disappointing season and are playing for pride.

Their performance in Round 22 saw them go down to their local rivals, the Brisbane Lions, in thrilling fashion by four points. They have won just one game since Round 5 with that victory coming over Sydney in Round 18.

A similar effort in this might see them do the unthinkable against Geelong but they will need massive games from a host of players, including David Swallow, Maverick Weller and Jarryd Harbrow.

But with their decent injury list, it is hard to see an upset occurring. Geelong have plenty to play for and their big guns, including Tom Hawkins, Tim Kelly, Gary Ablett and Patrick Dangerfield have been firing. Hawkins booted six goals in the rout over the Dockers last weekend and is just four behind Jack Riewoldt in the race for the Coleman Medal.

At the other end of the ground, the Suns have a lack of options and are averaging just 58 points per game this year, compared to Geelong’s 88. The Cats also lead the expansion club in a number of other statistical measures over the course of the season, including disposals, contested possessions, clearances and marks.

Geelong have no immediate injury concerns out of the Fremantle win and aren’t expected to make too many changes. Gold Coast have slim pickings to choose from with about 15 of their players done for the season.

Rory Thompson could return, while Jacob Dawson and Josh Schoenfield are others that are putting their hands up with solid form at the lower level.

Geelong have won seven of the nine games between the two sides including the Round 11 clash this year at Metricon Stadium by 85 points. On that occasion, Gary Ablett produced a masterclass against his old side with 37 possession and three goals, while Joel Selwood also found plenty of the footy.

Gold Coast have never won at GMHBA Stadium in four attempts, going down by an average margin of 83 points in those encounters.

GEELONG:
B: Kolodjashnij, Henderson, Stewart
HB: Bews, Taylor, Tuohy
C: Blicavs, J. Selwood, Murdoch
HF: Menegola, Ablett, Duncan
F: Menzel, Hawkins, Henry
FOLL: Abbott, Dangerfield, Kelly
I/C: C. Guthrie, O’Connor, Parfitt, S. Selwood
EMG: Narkle, Simpson, Thurlow, Smith

IN: Bews
OUT: Thurlow

SUNS:
B: Joyce, May, Harbrow
HB: Ah Chee, Leslie, Heron
C: Barlow, Swallow, Weller
HF: Holman, Crossley, Sexton
F: Ainsworth, Lemmens, Young
FOLL: Witts, Bowes, Miller
I/C: Rischitelli, Fiorini, Lyons, Scheer
EMG: Scrimshaw, Spencer, Dawson, Schoenfeld

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AFL Football Geelong Cats vs Brisbane Lions Live Streaming Free 28 July 2018 Online

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Australian Football League Live Geelong Cats vs Brisbane Lions Live Stream Free, AFL 2018 Regular Seasons Week 19 AFL Live Stream. Geelong Cats vs Brisbane Lions match will be kickoff at GMHBA Stadium, Geelong, VIC, Australia, Saturday 28 July 2018 online, 14:10 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Geelong scored one of their most remarkable wins in recent memory last weekend by defeating Melbourne by two points, courtesy of a goal after the siren by their Irish defender, Zach Tuohy.

Earlier, the Cats trailed by as much as 29 points in the last term but a seven goal haul from Tom Hawkins inspired them to the come from behind victory. However, Chris Scott’s side are precariously placed on the ladder in 9th position.

On the same night as the Cats victory in Round 18, Brisbane went down in another thriller and it was a five point deficit for the Lions against the Adelaide Crows at the GABBA. The young side enjoyed three impressive wins prior to that and can trouble Geelong.

Dayne Zorko, Dayne Beams and Daniel Rich are among some of the familiar names that have been in good form for Brisbane but it is their host of younger players that have been behind their resurgence. High draft picks in Cameron Rayner and Hugh McCluggage have been among a number that have been exciting to watch and if that group can fire then an upset is on the cards.

However, with more to play for and the hostile Kardinia Park in their favour, Geelong should be too good. They are among only four sides that are conceding less than 75 points per game this season and the likes of Gary Ablett, Patrick Dangerfield and Joel Selwood should be hard to stop.

Geelong are unlikely to make too many changes after their sizzling win last weekend. Jamaine Jones and Quentin Narkle were among a couple of the quieter players but should hold their spots.

Brisbane are set to regain a couple of key players in Harris Andrews and Luke Hodge. Tom Bell and Ryan Bastinac are others that are in the mix.

Geelong have won their past seven against Brisbane with four of those held at GMHBA Stadium. Last year, the Cats defeated the Lions by 85 points at the GABBA in Round 16 with Patrick Dangerfield running amok on his way to 38 touches and three goals.

Brisbane have not defeated Geelong at GMHBA Stadium since 2003, when it was known as Skilled Stadium. The Lions have won just two of eight games outside of Queensland this year, while Geelong are four from five at GMHBA in 2018.

Geelong will have all the answers.

Players List:
GEELONG:
B: Tuohy, Blicavs, Kolodjashnij
HB: Stewart, Henderson, Bews
C: S. Selwood, J. Selwood, C. Guthrie
HF: Menegola, Ablett, Cunico
F: Menzel, Hawkins, Parfitt
FOLL: Stanley, Dangerfield, Kelly
I/C: Duncan, Fogarty, Henry, Narkle
EMG: Abbott, Jones, Parsons, Thurlow

IN: Fogarty
OUT: Jones

BRISBANE LIONS:
B: Hodge, McStay, Gardiner
HB: Rich, Walker, Witherden
C: Taylor, Robinson, Zorko
HF: Rayner, Andrews, McCluggage
F: Christensen, Hipwood, Lester
FOLL: Martin, Berry, Beams
I/C: Robertson, Mathieson, McInerney, Barrett
EMG: Bastinac, Cox, Bailey, Ballenden

IN: Hodge, Andrews
OUT: Cox, Cutler

AFL Football Sydney Swans vs Geelong Cats Live Streaming Free 05 July 2018 Online

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Australian Football League Live Sydney Swans vs Geelong Cats Live Stream Free, AFL 2018 Regular Seasons Week 16 AFL Live Stream. Sydney Swans vs Geelong Cats match will be kickoff at Sydney Cricket Ground Stadium, Sydney, NSW, Australia, Thursday 05 July 2018 online, 19:20 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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One of the big games of AFL Round 16 will be when the Sydney Swans take on the Geelong Cats at the SCG on Thursday night, July 5.

The result of this clash will have a big bearing on both sides finals hopes and the action gets underway at 7.20PM. Channel 7 and Fox Footy will broadcast the game.

Sydney have won 10 of their 14 games this year and sit in 4th spot on the ladder. The perennial finalists come off a 26 point loss at the hands of Richmond. Prior to that, they had won six in a row.

Geelong are precariously positioned, just holding on to 8th spot on percentage and will be rueing their last start defeat, which came at the hands of the western Bulldogs by two points. On that occasion, Harry Taylor missed a goal after the siren that would have seen his side home.

The Cats can ill afford another loss and may find themselves out of the eight at the conclusion of the round. They have been posted as the $2.75 underdogs in the early head to head betting with CrownBet.

The game brings together a couple of the better midfield line ups with Geelong’s Patrick Dangerfield, Joel Selwood and Gary Ablett taking on the likes of Josh Kennedy, Luke Parker and Daniel Hannebery. The two sides rank similarly in a number of statistical measures and it is hard to split them in this area.

Match-winners up forward for Sydney, include Lance Franklin, who has booted 35 goals this season at 3.2 per game, while Will Hayward and Ben Ronke are others that have bobbed up in recent times.

For Geelong, Tom Hawkins and Harry Taylor loom as focal points. Hawkins has kicked 28 goals this year.


Players List:
Sydney Swans:
B: Nick Smith, Heath Grundy, Zak Jones
HB: Jarrad McVeigh, Dane Rampe, Jake Lloyd
C: Kieren Jack, Josh Kennedy, Oliver Florent
HF: Will Hayward, Lance Franklin, Harry Cunningham
F: Dan Hannebery, Tom McCartin, Ben Ronke
R: Callum Sinclair, George Hewett, Luke Parker
I/C: Aliir Aliir, Dean Towers, Robbie Fox, Daniel Robinson
EMG: Darcy Cameron, Harry Marsh, Nic Newman, Colin O’Riordan

IN: Dean Towers, Robbie Fox, Daniel Robinson
OUT: James Rose (Injured), Isaac Heeney (Injured), Gary Rohan (Injured)

Geelong Cats:
B: Jed Bews, Harry Taylor, Tom Stewart
HB: Zach Tuohy, Jake Kolodjashnij, Mitch Duncan
C: Mark Blicavs, Joel Selwood, Jordan Murdoch
HF: Sam Menegola, Patrick Dangerfield, Lachie Fogarty
F: Jamaine Jones, Tom Hawkins, Quinton Narkle
R: Rhys Stanley, Gary Ablett, Tim Kelly
I/C: Cameron Guthrie, Jack Henry, Brandan Parfitt, Scott Selwood
EMG: Wylie Buzza, James Parsons, Sam Simpson, Jackson Thurlow

IN: Jamaine Jones, Scott Selwood
OUT: James Parsons (Omitted), Jordan Cunico (Omitted)

AFL Football Western Bulldogs vs Geelong Cats Live Streaming Free 2018 Friday 29 June

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Australian Football League Live Western Bulldogs vs Geelong Cats Live Stream Free, AFL 2018 Regular Seasons Week 15 AFL Stream. Western Bulldogs vs Geelong Cats match will be kickoff at Etihad Stadium, Melbourne, Vic, Australia, Friday 24 June 2018 online, 19:50 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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The Western Bulldogs take on the Geelong Cats in a Friday night showdown, on June 29 at Etihad Stadium.

The match starts at 7:50pm AEST, with all the action live on channel 7 and Fox footy from 7:30pm.

The Western Bulldogs have lost their last five matches, but at least showed signs of improvement against North Melbourne, going down in a thriller. Goals from Ed Richards and Billy Gowers looked to seal the victory for the dogs, however, a Ben Brown soccer and a Jack Ziebell goal broke the hearts of the doggies.

Despite their improved performance, It’s almost impossible to have any confidence in a team who has lost their way since the 2016 grand final. The Bulldogs have lost their last five matches, four of which were by 35 points or more.

Geelong should be fresh after their bye in Round 14. The Cats last match was against Richmond at the MCG. They dominated the first quarter before the Tigers started to go through their gears. The Cats were only a point down at three-quarter time, but a four goal to one, fourth quarter sealed their fate.

Patrick Dangerfield has dominated in recent encounters between the two teams. In Round 9, 2017 he finished with 36 disposals and four goals. In Round 19, 2016 he racked up 33 touches and three goals.

Geelong has completely dominated the Western Bulldogs in the last decade. The Cats have won their last 11 matches against the Dogs, including two wins in 2016, the Dogs premiership year.

Although last week was encouraging for the Bulldogs, I can’t make a case for them to get near the Cats, who will be treating this as a must-win, as they are only one win out of the top four race.

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

IN: Suckling, Lynch
OUT: Honeychurch, Daniel

Geelong Cats:
B: Henry, Kolodjashnij, Tuohy
HB: Blicavs, Taylor, Stewart
C: Duncan, Selwood, Murdoch
HF: Parsons, Dangerfield, Menegola
F: Parfitt, Hawkins, Fogarty
FOLL: Stanley, Ablett, Kelly
I/C: Bews, Cunico, C.Guthrie, Narkle
EMG: Buzza, Z.Guthrie, Menzel, Thurlow

IN: Taylor, Guthrie, Narkle
OUT: Gregson, McCarthy, Z.Guthrie

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)