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Watch Richmond Tigers vs GWS Giants Live Streaming Free 2017 Online AFL Finals

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AFL Live Richmond Tigers vs GWS Giants Streaming Free 2017 Regular Seasons Final week 03 match will be kick off at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, Saturday 23 September 2017 online, 19:45 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Richmond are fifth on the ladder with a 10-6 record following their win over the Brisbane Lions. The Tigers have now won five of their last seven clashes and have conceded more than 81 just twice since Round 1 but on both occasions, they have been blowouts of 140 and 138 points. Richmond have the fourth best defence but rank 13th in scoring.

Greater Western Sydney are third on the ladder with a 10-4-2 record. The Giants have won just one of their last five games – a 60-point win over last-placed Brisbane. GWS have played in seven games decided by eight points or fewer this year and have lost only one. The Giants rank fourth in scoring and seventh in defence.

Another under game seems to be on the cards here. Richmond are the preeminent under team in the AFL with 12 under games from 16 matches. They are a huge under team in day games at the MCG and at the MCG overall. GWS go under when they play at the MCG and have been a strong defensive unit this year.

Richmond are currently at the odds of $1.58 in the head to head betting and enjoy favouritism courtesy of the home ground advantage as well a sizzling display in the first week of the finals series when they defeated Geelong by 51 points.

The Tigers had the week off following their Qualifying Final triumph and watched on as GWS comfortably defeated West Coast by 67 points in one of last weekend’s Semi Finals. The Giants faced a sudden death clash against the Eagles after dropping their opening finals encounter to Adelaide by 36 points.

The expansion club venture down from NSW to play in their first ever final at the MCG but should head in with plenty of confidence after finding what may be the right formula to challenge Richmond.

After being criticised for being a tad too top heavy after their loss to Adelaide, the Giants fleet of runners ran amok against the Eagles. Stephen Coniglio, Lachie Whitfield, Callan Ward and Josh Kelly were among their best players, while Stevie Johnson booted six goals in his return to the side.

The Giants midfielders will look to use the wide expanses of the MCG and across the course of the year they have found more of the football than their Tigers counterparts.

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

IN: Nil
OUT: Nil

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

IN: Nil
OUT: Nil

AFL GWS Giants vs West Coast Eagles Live Streaming Free 2017 Online 16 September

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Australian Football League Live GWS Giants vs West Coast Eagles Live Stream Free, AFL 2017 Seasons Finals Week 02 Stream. GWS Giants vs West Coast Eagles match will be kickoff at Spotless Stadium, Sydney, NSW, Australia, Saturday 16 September 2017 online, 19:25 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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West Coast head in as the underdogs for this and scraped into 8th position at the end of the home and away season, while GWS finished 3rd.

However, the Giants lost their first final and will need to dig deep to defeat West Coast. Leon Cameron’s side were no match for Adelaide at the Adelaide Oval in the first of the Qualifying Finals last Thursday night, going down the Crows by 36 points.

At the same venue on the following Saturday, West Coast claimed a stunning two-point win over Port Adelaide, courtesy of a Luke Shuey goal after the siren in extra time.

The Eagles head into this as $3.10 outsiders, but they have won two games since going down to GWS late last month, while the Giants have lost their corresponding two.

The Semi Final pits a host of big names up against one another. GWS arguably have the superior midfield and rank higher in a number of measure this season, including contested possession and clearances.

Josh Kelly, Tom Scully and Dylan Shiel are among a host of players that can trouble the West Coast with their run and carry. The Eagles will be relying heavily on the retiring Brownlow Medal winners in Sam Mitchell and Matt Priddis as well as last week’s hero, Luke Shuey.

West Coast should enjoy some aerial dominance and are second for contested marks this year, while GWS are as low as 14th. Josh Kennedy and Jeremy McGovern are two players that will provide a stack of influence for the Perth based side and come off good games last weekend.

Kennedy is averaging just under four goals per game and has booted more goals than any other GWS player this season. The Giants will be relying on Jonathan Patton and Toby Greene as their chief contributor in front of goal, Jeremy Cameron, is out with injury.

Players List:
GIANTS:
B: N.Haynes, A.Corr, Z.Williams
HB: H.Shaw, P.Davis, L.Whitfield
C: N.Wilson, J.Kelly, T.Scully
HF: J.Hopper, J.Patton, T.Taranto
F: M.de Boer, H.Himmelberg, T.Greene
FOLL: R.Lobb, S.Coniglio, C.Ward
I/C: A.Tomlinson, D.Shiel, S.Johnson, B.Deledio
EMG: D.Simpson, H.Perryman, S.Reid

IN: S.Johnson, T.Taranto
OUT: S.Mumford (foot), J.Cameron (hamstring)

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

IN: S.Wellingham
OUT: L.Partington (omitted)

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

AFL Western Bulldogs vs GWS Giants Live Streaming Free 2017 Online 11 August Week 21

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Australian Football League Live Western Bulldogs vs GWS Giants Live Stream Free, AFL 2017 Seasons Week 21 Stream. Western Bulldogs vs GWS Giants match will be kickoff at Etihad Stadium, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, Friday 11 August 2017 online, 19:50 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Both sides head into this in winning form after taking out their respective Round 20 clashes. The Western Bulldogs made it four wins on the trot by grinding out a 14-point victory over Brisbane, while GWS were far too good for Melbourne, winning that encounter by 35.

The Giants have bounced back from a disappointing run a few weeks ago to win their last two and sit in second spot on the AFL ladder, while the Dogs are in seventh position.

Last year’s premiers are just clear of a host of sides that are trying to squeeze into the eight. A win here will just about seal their position but a loss may make it difficult with games against Port Adelaide and Hawthorn to follow.

A pleasing sign for Dogs fans has been their improved output up forward and their side has kicked over 100 points in the last three weeks. Jack Redpath and Liam Picked combined for six goals in the win over the Lions

The Bulldogs should also find their fair share of the football in the middle. They rank fourth in the competition for average disposals, with Luke Dahlhaus, Jack Macrae and Marcus Bontempelli among some of the big names that are finding plenty of it.

GWS rank slightly lower for average disposals this season but are the competition’s highest ranked clearance side. They also average more hitouts than any other side, but will have to do it without the injured Shane Mumford.

Josh Kelly, Stephen Coniglio, Tom Scully and Dylan Shiel are among some of the names that should ensure the contest against the Dogs will be a mouth-watering one.

The two sides met in Round 6 this year and that encounter went the way of the Giants by two points, as the Dogs were left to rue their inaccuracy. Toby Greene and Jonathan Patton scored some clutch goals late in that game, while Caleb Daniel and Marcus Bontempelli were amongst the best for the Dogs.

Five of the eight encounters between the two sides have gone the way of the Bulldogs, while there have been two games played at Etihad, with the ledger square at one win apiece.

The Dogs have won seven from nine at the venue this season, while the Giants have ventured to Etihad on two occasions in 2017 for losses to St Kilda and Carlton.

Players List:
DOGS:
B: S. Biggs, Z. Cordy, B. Williams
HB: R. Murphy, L. Young, M. Suckling
C: L. Hunter, M. Wallis, B. Dale
HF: T. McLean, T. Cloke, L. Picken
F: M. Bontempelli, J. Redpath, T. Dickson
FOL: J. Roughead, T. Liberatore, J. Macrae
I/C: L. Dahlhaus, J. Stringer, J. Dunkley, C. Daniel
EMG: C. Smith, F. Roberts, L. Webb
IN: J. Stringer, T. Dickson, J. Dunkley
OUT: E. Wood, C. Smith, L. Webb

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

IN: J. Patton, T. Greene
OUT: S. Mumford, D. Smith

AFL GWS Giants vs Melbourne Demons Live Streaming Free 2017 Online 05 August

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Australian Football League Live GWS Giants vs Melbourne Demons Live Stream Free, AFL 2017 Seasons Week 20 Stream. GWS Giants vs Melbourne Demons match will be kickoff at UNSW Canberra Oval, Canberra, ACT, Australia, Saturday 05 August 2017 online, 13:45 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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The two sides head into this clash under plenty of pressure. GWS notched up an overdue win last weekend, their first since Round 14, bit were unconvincing in the 12-point triumph over lowly Fremantle.

The Giants will also have to do it without a stack of their injured players, including Jeremy Cameron, who will miss 2-3 weeks with a hamstring injury.

Melbourne dropped their Round 19 clash to North Melbourne by four points and are among the bottleneck of sides that are trying to sneak into the top eight. A loss will likely see them out of the eight at the end of the weekend.

The Saturday contest pits two of the competition’s best midfield brigades up against one another and the battle here will be pivotal to the result. Melbourne rank in the top three of the competition for disposals, contested possessions and clearances, while the Giants are first for clearances and second for efficiency.

Josh Kelly, Lachie Whitfield, Dylan Shiel and Stephen Coniglio take on the likes of Clayton Oliver, Jack Viney and the former Giants, Dom Tyson, while another intriguing battle will be in the ruck, where Max Gawn goes head to head with Shane Mumford, provided the big ‘Mummy’ overcomes a recent injury.

Brett Deledio is a chance of coming in for his first game of the year for GWS after returning from an ongoing calf injury in the NEAFL last weekend. Jeremy Cameron will miss for the Giants with a hamstring injury.

Melbourne lose Jesse Hogan to a broken collarbone and may look to recall Sam Weideman after the youngster booted three goals in the VFL last weekend. Nathan Jones faces a fitness test.
Stats

Melbourne have won five of the nine matches between the two sides. The last encounter was way back in Round 1 last season and on that occasion it was a two point win for the Demons at the MCG.

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

IN: S.Johnson, B.Deledio, S.Mumford, J.Hopper
OUT: D.Simpson, J.Cameron, H.Perryman, W.Setterfield

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

IN: N.Jones, B.Vince, C.Pedersen, C.Maynard
OUT: J.Trengove, J.Hogan, J.Kennedy-Harris, M.Hannan

AFL GWS Giants vs Fremantle Dockers Live Stream Free 2017 Online 29 July Round 19

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Australian Football League Live GWS Giants vs Fremantle Dockers Live Stream Free, AFL 2017 Seasons Week 19 Stream. GWS Giants vs Fremantle Dockers match will be kickoff at Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, South Australia, Saturday 29 July 2017 online, 14:10 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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First bounce is at 2.10PM AEST on Saturday afternoon at Spotless Stadium and the action can be seen on Fox Sports. AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

GWS suffered a narrow 19-point defeat to Richmond at the MCG last Sunday afternoon. The Giants have a poor record lately: since round 12 they have one win, three losses and two draws.

Richmond overcome a slow start to out-muscle a disappointing Greater Western Sydney side in dismal conditions as the Giants missed the chance to move closer to a home final.

GWS had dominated proceedings early with a 3.4 to 0.2 first quarter to lead by 20 points at quarter-time, but with Dustin Martin and Trent Cotchin leading the way, the Tigers wrested control of the midfield battle, kicking six consecutive goals in less than a quarter and a half to set up their victory.

Hawthorn kept their slim finals hopes alive with a 52-point thrashing over Fremantle at Domain Stadium on Saturday night. It was Hawthorn’s 10th win over Fremantle from the past 11 clashes as the visitors cruised to a 100-48 triumph.

Connor Blakely, Nathan Fyfe and Lachie Neale were all among the Dockers bests on a disappointing afternoon, but Fremantle gun Michael Walters suffered a knee injury in the contest and is missing for the trip to Sydney.

GWS are bolstered by the return of Stephen Conigilo and Jeremy Cameron. Coniglio gathered 36 possessions in his NEAFL comeback from ankle surgery last week. Cameron has missed the past two games with hamstring tightness. Debutant Dawson Simpson and Matt de Boer also come in, with Toby Greene suspended, Steve Johnson and Shane Mumford injury and Tendai Mzungu left out.

Michael Walters is a big loss for Fremantle, who are also with injured Lee Spurr. Ryan Nyhuis and Joshua Deluca are omitted as Brennan Cox and Luke Ryan return after being slapped with club-imposed bans for drinking alcohol after the Western Derby. Cameron Sutcliffe and Brady Grey also come in.

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

IN: D. Simpson, M.de Boer, S. Coniglio, J. Cameron
OUT: S. Johnson, T. Mzungu, S. Mumford, T. Greene

DOCKERS:
B: E. Hughes, J. Hamling, L. Ryan
HB: G. Logue, M. Johnson, S. Hill
C: L. Weller, L. Neale, B. Hill
HF: D. Mundy, S. Kersten, H. Crozier
F: H. Ballantyne, C. McCarthy, B. Cox
FOL: S. Darcy, N. Fyfe, C. Blakely
I/C: D. Tucker, C. Sutcliffe, N. Suban, B. Grey
EMG: R. Nyhuis, D. Pearce, J. Deluca

IN: C. Sutcliffe, B. Grey, B. Cox, L. Ryan
OUT: L. Spurr, M. Walters, R. Nyhuis, J. Deluca

Watch Richmond Tigers vs GWS Giants Live Streaming Free 2017 Online AFL 2017 Round 18

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AFL Live Richmond Tigers vs GWS Giants Streaming Free 2017 Regular Seasons Round 18 match will be kick off at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, Sunday 23 July 2017 online, 13:20 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Richmond are fifth on the ladder with a 10-6 record following their win over the Brisbane Lions. The Tigers have now won five of their last seven clashes and have conceded more than 81 just twice since Round 1 but on both occasions, they have been blowouts of 140 and 138 points. Richmond have the fourth best defence but rank 13th in scoring.

Greater Western Sydney are third on the ladder with a 10-4-2 record. The Giants have won just one of their last five games – a 60-point win over last-placed Brisbane. GWS have played in seven games decided by eight points or fewer this year and have lost only one. The Giants rank fourth in scoring and seventh in defence.

GWS are currently in 2nd spot on the AFL ladder, just behind the ladder leaders, Adelaide, on percentage and have won six of their eight games.

Richmond sit in 7th position with five wins but could easily be in top spot after losing their past two games by less than a goal.

A fortnight ago it was a five-point loss at the hands of the Western Bulldogs, while last week, Fremantle stole victory with a kick after the siren, consigning the Tigers to a two-point loss.

At GWS, the footy gods were on their side as Steven Johnson kicked a goal at the death to win the game against Collingwood by two points.

The expansion club head into this as $1.22 favourites in the head to head betting. However, they have a stack of injuries and may be a little short at that quote.

The battle in the middle of the ground should be full of intrigue. Dustin Martin and Trent Cotchin continue to have excellent years for the Tigers but the Giants have a stack of depth, with high class running players that can break the game open.

Josh Kelly has been in scintillating form, while Tom Scully and Dylan Shiel continue to rack up big numbers. The Tigers will need to negate the influence of this trio of players and their coach, Damien Hardwick, will be imploring his troops to apply a stack of pressure throughout the four quarters.

Other key battles loom in the ruck, where Shane Mumford takes on Toby Nankervis. The Giants are ranked 2nd in the competition for hitouts, while the Tigers are 16th. Nankervis will have his work cut out.

GWS have one of the biggest injury lists in the competition. Stephen Coniglio is the latest casualty after re-injuring his ankle. He will be out for up to two months, joining the likes of Ryan Griffen and Brett Deledio on the sidelines.

Aidan Corr and Sam Reid may also miss due to concussion. Matt deBoer and Harry Perryman are in line for selection for the Giants. At Richmond, Dion Prestia may return, while Taylor Hunt and Connor Menadue will be considered.

Players List:
TIGERS:
B: J.Short, A.Rance, D.Grimes
HB: B.Ellis, D.Astbury, N.Vlastuin
C: S.Edwards, T.Cotchin, S.Grigg
HF: K.Lambert, T.Nankervis, J.Castagna
F: K.McIntosh, J.Riewoldt, D.Butler
FOLL: I.Soldo, D.Martin, D.Prestia
I/C: D.Rioli, J.Caddy, A.Miles, N.Broad
EMG: S.Bolton, O.Markov, C.Ellis

Unchanged

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

IN: W.Setterfield
OUT: M.de Boer

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

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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.

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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 Carlton Blues vs GWS Giants Live Streaming 11 June 2017 Sunday Online

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AFL Live Carlton Blues vs GWS Giants Stream AFL 2017 Regular Seasons Round 12 match will be kick off at Etihad Stadium, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Sunday 11 June 2017 online, 15:20 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Carlton face one of their toughest tests for the year when they take on the ladder leaders, the GWS Giants, at Etihad Stadium on Sunday afternoon, June 11.

The Round 12 clash gets underway at 3.20PM and will be broadcast on Fox Footy. AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

Carlton come into this fresh from the week off in Round 11 and have been posted as $5.25 underdogs in the head to head betting with CrownBet.

Brendan Bolton’s men have won just three of their 10 games to date but may be sneaky contenders at the price on offer.

With the exception of a blowout against Port Adelaide over a month ago, the Blues have generally been fairly competitive in their games and the Giants will need to make sure they don’t take their opposition lightly.

GWS have won nine of their 11 hitouts this season and are now a game clear on top of the AFL ladder. They come off a 16-point win over Essendon and have four on the trot. Interestingly, their last loss came at this venue and that was to St Kilda in Round 7.

The Giants have a list that is the envy of all sides in the competition. Faced with a number of injuries that would decimate most teams, they have ben able to tap into their extensive depth, rallying to win their last few games, despite missing a number of players.

One player that has stood up is Josh Kelly. The 22-year-old is into the fourth line of betting for the Brownlow and comes off 38 touches in the win over Essendon last weekend.

Carlton will need to watch the classy midfielder very closely, while Bolton will need to work out a way for his side to match the Giants at the clearances. GWS rank No.1 in this area, while the Blues are 17th and this could be decisive at Etihad.

Key players in the middle for the Blues include Patrick Cripps, Bryce Gibbs and Marc Murphy, who were all solid in the Blues last hitout, a 35-point loss to Fremantle before the break.

However, that trio will need more support from the Blues youngsters and they will need to find a way to get their forwards involved in the game.

Sam Petreski-Seton was held goalless in the recent loss but may have benefitted from the week off, while Levi Casboult will provide a solid target up forward. The maligned forward has been clunking them well and has booted 17.4 this year, a great return considering his woes in recent years.

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Players List:
Carlton Blues:
B: Tom Williamson, Alex Silvagni, Jacob Weitering
HB: Kade Simpson, Lachie Plowman, Caleb Marchbank
C: Sam Docherty, Patrick Cripps, David Cuningham
HF: Ed Curnow, Jack Silvagni, Charlie Curnow
F: Zac Fisher, Levi Casboult, Matthew Wright
FOL: Matthew Krezuer, Bryce Gibbs, Marc Murphy
I/C (from): Nick Graham, Jed Lamb, Liam Jones, Sam Petrevski-Seton, Liam Sumner, Billie Smedts, Dale Thomas

IN: Thomas, Jones, Smedts, Lamb
OUT: Macreadie

GWS Giants:
B: Phil Davis, Aidan Corr, Nathan Wilson
HB: Zac Williams, Adam Tomlinson, Heath Shaw
C: Tom Scully, Callan Ward, Lachie Whitfield
HF: Toby Greene, Jeremy Cameron, Matt de Boer
F: Sam Reid, Jonny Patton, Matt Kennedy
FOL: Shane Mumford, Josh Kelly, Dylan Shiel
I/C (from): Harry Perryman, Dawson Simpson, Tim Taranto, Daniel Lloyd, Harry Himmelberg, Steve Johnson, Jeremy Finlayson

IN: Steve Johnson, Dawson Simpson, Jeremy Finlayson
OUT: Nil

AFL Footy West Coast Eagles vs GWS Giants Live Streaming Free Sunday 28 May 2017 Online

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Australian Football League Live West Coast Eagles vs GWS Giants  Stream Free, AFL 2017 Seasons Week 10. West Coast Eagles vs GWS Giants  match will be kickoff at Domain Stadium, Subiaco, Western Australia, Australia, Sunday 28 May 2017 online, 16:40 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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West Coast Eagles have a perfect record against GWS Giants and bid to maintain that unblemished record when the sides clash on Sunday afternoon.

First bounce is at 2:40PM AWST (4:40PM AEST) on Sunday at Domain Stadium and the action can be seen on Fox Footy. AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

West Coast Eagles come off an embarrassing performance at the hands of a stunning Essendon Bombers side.

The Eagles will be looking to turn their fortunes around back on their home ground where they will find an extra leg, or at least the ability to be competitive.

Their match last week was effectively over early in the second quarter as the Bombers proved too fast and too skilful all over the park.

GWS snatched victory from the jaws of defeat for the second week in a row. Jeremy Cameron’s last minute goal broke Richmond Tigers hearts and saw the Giants record a seventh win in 2017.

West Coast will need to shut down the explosive run of the Giants midfielders in order to maintain their undefeated record against the boys from Blacktown.

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Players List:
West Coast Eagles:
B: Brad Sheppard, Will Schofield, Shannon Hurn
HB: Sam Butler, Jeremy McGovern, Elliot Yeo
C: Andrew Gaff, Sam Mitchell, Chris Masten
HF: Josh Hill, Jack Darling, Liam Duggan
F: Drew Petrie, Josh Kennedy, Mark LeCras
FOL: Nathan Vardy, Matt Priddis, Luke Shuey
I/C: Dom Sheed, Jamie Cripps, Lewis Jetta, Jackson Nelson
EMG: Eric Mackenzie, Mark Hutchings, Malcolm Karpany

IN: Will Schofield, Josh Hill, Drew Petrie, Lewis Jetta, Jackson Nelson
OUT: Jack Redden, Fraser McInnes, Kurt Mutimer, Sharrod Wellingham, Tom Barrass

GWS Giants:
B: Aidan Corr, Phil Davis, Nathan Wilson
HB: Heath Shaw, Adam Tomlinson, Zac Williams
C: Matt de Boer, Josh Kelly, Lachie Whitfield
HF: Daniel Lloyd, Jeremy Cameron, Callan Ward
F: Sam Reid, Jon Patton, Tim Taranto
FOL: Shane Mumford, Dylan Shiel, Toby Greene
I/C: Harry Perryman, Tom Scully, Harrison Himmelberg, Matthew Kennedy
EMG: Isaac Cumming, Dawson Simpson, Tim Mohr

IN: Harrison Himmelberg, Matthew Kennedy
OUT: Rory Lobb, Steve Johnson