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AFL Melbourne Demons vs Port Adelaide Power Live Streaming Free Saturday 22 July Online 2017

July 21, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

AFL Live Melbourne Demons vs Port Adelaide Power Streaming Free 2017 Regular Seasons Round 18 match will be kick off at Melbourne Cricket Ground Stadium, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Saturday 22 July 2017 online, 14:10 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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One of the big games of AFL Round 18 will be when the Melbourne Demons take on Port Adelaide at the MCG on Saturday afternoon.

Port Adelaide have been posted as slight favourite’s in the early betting and sit in 4th position on the ladder, three spots clear of 7th placed Melbourne.

The South Australian outfit have won four of their past five matches and come off a 70 point win over North Melbourne.

Their opponents for this weekend’s encounter, Melbourne, are managing a host of injuries to key players and lost by 46 points to the Adelaide Crows in Round 17. The Demons have dropped two of their past three.

Once again, they will have to do it without their key midfield contributors in Jack Viney and Nathan Jones. They will need big performances from Clayton Oliver and Jordan Lewis.

The Dees head into a Port Adelaide unit that are full of confidence, with a host of players in good form. Chad Wingard, Brad Ebert and Ollie Wines should find plenty of the footy, while Paddy Ryder takes on the Dees’ Max Gawn in the ruck.

Both sides rank well in a number of statistical measures this season and the result may just hinge on the team that takes their chances. Port have been a tad inaccurate in front of the big sticks at times this season, which has cost them.

There is also some school of though that the Power haven’t really claimed any major scalps this season. They have bullied some of the lower ranked sides in the competition and their win-loss record against sides that are currently ranked 1-10 on the ladder is just 2-6. Melbourne on the other hand are 5-4 against those sides.

The Demons have a relatively poor record at the MCG this season, however, and are 3-4 at the home of footy, while Port have had one game at the venue in 2017 for an easy win over Collingwood.

Players List:
Melbourne Demons:
B: M.Hibberd, O.McDonald, N.Jetta
HB: J.Lewis, S.Frost, J.Hunt
C: A.Neal-Bullen, D.Tyson, C.Oliver
HF: C.Petracca, J.Hogan, J.Harmes
F: J.Garlett, J.Watts, T.McDonald
FOL: M.Gawn, J.Viney, J.Melksham
I/C: C.Salem, J.Trengove, M.Hannan, J.Kennedy-Harris
EMG: B.Stretch, C.Pedersen, J.Smith

IN: J.Trengove, J.Watts, J.Viney, D.Tyson, C.Salem
OUT: B.Vince, C.Pedersen, D.Kent, J.Wagner, J.Smith

Port Adelaide Power:
B: M.Broadbent, T.Clurey, L.Austin
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
FOL: P.Ryder, R.Gray, T.Boak
I/C: M.White, J.Impey, J.Atley, D.Houston
EMG: A.Young, K.Amon, J.Pittard

IN: M.Broadbent
OUT: J.Pittard

Watch Melbourne Demons vs Adelaide Crows Live Streaming Free AFL 2017 Online 15 July

July 14, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

Australian Football League Live Melbourne Demons vs Adelaide Crows Live Stream Free, AFL 2017 Seasons Week 17. Melbourne Demons vs Adelaide Crows match will be kickoff at TIO Stadium, Darwin, NT, Australia, Saturday 15 July 2017 online, 19:40 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Melbourne Demons hosts the Adelaide Crows on Saturday night at TIO Stadium in Darwin. Can the Dees stun the Crows again in 2017 or will the ladder leaders have the answers this time?

First bounce is at 7:10 PM ACST (7:40PM AEST) on Saturday night at TIO Stadium in Darwin and the action can be seen on Fox Footy. AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

Although their opposition wasn’t strong in the Western Bulldogs, I really felt like the Crows hit their straps last week. They were a lot more physical in the contest led by Taylor Walker and Josh Jenkins.

If they stay consistent in this area they will be a handful for any side and Melbourne Demons will be hard pressed to hold up against the ladder leading Crows this week.

Melbourne got out of jail against a much improved Carlton side last week but the cracks are appearing with key personnel out. Co captains Nathan Jones and Jack Viney leave too big a void in the midfield coming up against a side like Adelaide.

It certainly has been an unpredictable season to date and you just have to look at the previous clash between these two sides to prove this. Melbourne travelled to the Adelaide Oval in Round 8 and after a slow start ran away to a 41-point win.

It is one change for the Melbourne Demons at Jay Kennedy-Harris returns in place of Billy Stretch.

For the Adelaide Crows, Wayne Milera is ruled out with a calf injury and Scott Thompson is left out. In come Hugh Greenwood and Tom Lynch.

Round 17 is here and this stage of the season is where we see the pretenders and premiership threats start to show.

I believe we have a classic case of both meeting in this clash. Adelaide have been inconsistent but we will see them dominate teams over the coming rounds starting with a depleted Melbourne side this week.

Expect The Crows to have too much physicality and goal scoring options for The Demons in this one.

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

IN: J.Kennedy-Harris
OUT: B.Stretch

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

IN: T.Lynch, H.Greenwood
OUT: S.Thompson, W.Milera

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.

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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

AFL Melbourne Demons vs Gold Coast Suns Live Free Streaming 27 May 2017 Online Saturday

May 26, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

AFL Live Melbourne Demons vs Gold Coast Suns Stream AFL 2017 Regular Seasons Round 10 match will be kick off at Tio Traeger Park Stadium, The Gap, Australia, Saturday 27 May 2017 online, 16:35 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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AFL action ventures to the red centre of Australia on Saturday May 27 for the Round 10 clash between the Melbourne Demons and the Gold Coast Suns.

The 4.35PM clash will be played at Traegar Park in Alice Springs and it is the 11th placed Demons that head in as favourites against the Suns, who are in 15th spot on the ladder.

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

Melbourne have won four of their nine games this season, one more than Gold Coast, but the Suns have a game in hand on their rivals, courtesy of the bye last weekend.

It will be interesting to see if the week off has any effect. Gold Coast should have fresh legs but they have had to travel a lot in recent times. They have journeyed to and from Shanghai and face another long trip, this time to Alice Springs.

Against Port in Shanghai, the Suns managed to register just four goals for the game and went down by 72 points. They will be looking to rediscover the form that saw them defeat Geelong the week prior.

Their opponents, Melbourne, have struggled in the absence of their key ruckman, Max Gawn, and have won just two of their past seven games.

Simon Goodwin’s side were outgunned to the tune of 14 points by North Melbourne last weekend and can blame a slow start to the game, conceding 13 shots in the first term.

The inconsistent Demons will need to get off to a better start this weekend in order to quell the Suns. Both sides appear to be evenly matched and feature in the top two in the competition for average disposals. Melbourne have won more of the contested football and rank higher for clearances, while the Suns play more of an uncontested brand.

The Queensland based side should also enjoy an edge in the ruck and rank 9th for hitouts, while the Demons are 18th. Look for Jarrad Witts to get on top against the makeshift Demons trio of Cam Pederson, Tom McDonald and Jack Watts.

Other key players for the Suns include Gary Ablett and Tom Lynch. Ablett has strung together a number of strong games this season and ranks 5th in the competition for total disposals, while Lynch is averaging 2.5 goals per game.

For Melbourne, Clayton Oliver, Michael Hibberd and Jordan Lewis have been finding plenty of the footy and in the absence of Jesse Hogan, Jack Watts and Jeff Garlett will be called on to impact the scoreboard.

Players List:
Melbourne Demons:
B: Jayden Hunt, Sam Frost, Neville Jetta
HB: Michael Hibberd, Oscar McDonald, Jordan Lewis
C: Nathan Jones, Clayton Oliver, Bernie Vince
HF: Jeff Garlett, Cam Pedersen, James Harmes
F: Tomas Bugg, Christian Petracca, Mitch Hannan
FOL: Tom McDonald, Dom Tyson, Jack Viney
I/C: Jack Watts, Jake Melksham, Alex Neal-Bullen, Josh Wagner
EMG: Billy Stretch, Dean Kent, Sam Weideman

IN: James Harmes, Jake Melksham, Alex Neal-Bullen
OUT: Dean Kent, Christian Salem, Sam Weideman

Gold Coast Suns:
B: Jesse Joyce, Jack Leslie, Jarrod Harbrow
HB: Sean Lemmens, Steven May, Adam Saad
C: Alex Sexton, Will Brodie, David Swallow
HF: Jarryd Lyons, Tom Lynch, Touk Miller
F: Brandon Matera, Peter Wright, Jack Martin
FOL: Jarrod Witts, Aaron Hall, Michael Barlow
I/C: Pearce Hanley, Brayden Fiorini, Kade Kolodjashnij, Brad Scheer
EMG: Mackenzie Willis, Matt Shaw, Keegan Brooksby

IN: Will Brodie, David Swallow, Pearce Hanley
OUT: Jack Bowes, Keegan Brooksby, Gary Ablett

AFL Footy Melbourne Demons vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Free Live Stream 21 May 2017 Sunday Online

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Australian Football League Live Melbourne Demons vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Stream Free, AFL 2017 Seasons Week 09. Melbourne Demons vs North Melbourne Kangaroos match will be kickoff at MCG Stadium, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Saturday 20 May 2017 online, 15:20 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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This is an important clash for both sides for different reasons. Will North post their second win of the season or can Melbourne continue their strong momentum and push for a finals place?

First bounce is at 3:20PM AEST on Sunday afternoon at the MCG and the action can be seen on Channel 7 and Fox Sports. AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

Melbourne Demons announced themselves as the real deal in Adelaide last week. They won the game against the Crows well after trailing early and look like they could be a finals contender if they can keep that form up.

North Melbourne, on the other hand, continue to struggle. They were outplayed for four quarters at home against a struggling Sydney Swans side.

The Kangaroos do get the services of Jarrad Waite back this week and he is a very important member of the side.

North Melbourne will have a clear advantage in the ruck with Todd Goldstein. If he can dominate against the Demons third and fourth string ruck division and the Roos can take advantage of the dominance we might get a close contest in this match.

However the Demons are ranked 2nd in contested possessions and should be able to nullify the North Melbourne midfielders enough to take the game away from them.

Players List:
Melbourne Demons:
B: M.Hibberd, O.McDonald, N.Jetta
HB: J.Hunt, S.Frost, B.Vince
C: N.Jones, C.Oliver, T.Bugg
HF: C.Petracca, J.Watts, M.Hannan
F: J.Garlett, C.Pedersen, D.Tyson
FOL: T.McDonald, J.Lewis, J.Viney
I/C: C.Salem, D.Kent, S.Weiderman, J.Wagner
EMG: J.Melksham, A.Neal-Bullen, J.Harmes

IN: nil
OUT: nil

North Melbourne Kangaroos:
B: M.Williams, R.Tarrant, E.Vickers-Willis
HB: A.Mullett, S.Thompson, J.Macmillan
C: S.Gibson, B.Cunnington, M.Wood
HF: K.Turner, J.Waite, L.McDonald
F: N.Hrovat, B.Brown, S.Higgins
FOL: T.Goldstein, J.Ziebell, R.Clarke
I/C: L.Hansen, A.Swallow, S.Atley, T.Garner

IN: J.Waite, A.Swallow, A.Mullett, T.Garner
OUT: T.Dumont, J.Simpkin, J.Anderson, S.Durdin

Free AFL Adelaide Crows vs Melbourne Demons Live Streaming 2017 Saturday 13 May Online

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AFL Live Adelaide Crows vs Melbourne Demons Stream AFL 2017 Regular Seasons Round 08 match will be kick off at Adelaide Oval Stadium, North Adelaide, South Australia, Australia, Saturday 13 May 2017 online, 19:40 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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After dropping their Round 7 clash to North Melbourne, the Adelaide Crows get their chance to bounce back when they take on the Melbourne Demons at the Adelaide Oval on Saturday night, May 13.

The 7.40PM clash pits the ladder leading Crows up against 10th placed Melbourne and will be broadcast on Fox Sports. AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

Adelaide are a game clear on the top of the AFL ladder and take on a Melbourne side that were rolled by Hawthorn by three points at the MCG last weekend.

After a promising start to the year, the Demons have lost four of their past five and have struggled with the absence of Max Gawn in the ruck after the big man went down with a hamstring injury a few weeks ago.

Adelaide’s Sam Jacobs ranks 5th in the competition for total hitouts and in the absence of Gawn the big ‘sauce’ should have no trouble in giving the likes of Rory Sloane and Matt Crouch first use of the ball.

Sloane comes off a quiet game last weekend, when the previously unbeaten Crows went down to North Melbourne by 59 points.

That game was lost in the first quarter after the Roos slammed on 10 goals to nothing. Adelaide will look to address their slow starts as they were also sluggish against Richmond a fortnight ago before overcoming the Tigers.

Melbourne will need big game from Jack Viney and Nathan Jones but will look to some of their lesser lights to shine and play four quarters of solid footy. Christian Petracca, Christian Salem and Tomas Bugg are among those that need to lift and were in and out of the game against the Hawks last week.

Statistically, the two sides compare similarly in terms of possession. Both figure among the top teams for total disposals. Adelaide have won more contested possessions, while Melbourne are in front in terms of uncontested possession.

A key difference is Adelaide’s potent attack. The Crows average a whopping 127 points per game and have been lethal at Adelaide Oval this year.

It is hard to see Melbourne’s back six limiting the likes of Taylor Walker and Eddie Betts but if they use the Kangaroos game as a blueprint, they are an outside chance of causing an upset.

Players List:
Adelaide Crows:
B: J.Kelly, D.Talia, L.Brown
HB: R.Laird, K.Hartigan, D.Mackay
C: R.Sloane, R.Douglas, B.Smith
HF: T.Lynch, J.Jenkins, W.Milera
F: A.Otten, T.Walker, E.Betts
FOL: S.Jacobs, R.Atkins, M.Crouch
I/C: B.Crouch, C.Hampton, C.Cameron, T.Menzel
EMG: J.Gallucci, H.Greenwood, R.O’Brien

IN: T.Menzel, W.Milera
OUT: R.Knight, J.Lever

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

IN: D.Kent, S.Weideman
OUT: J.Kennedy-Harris, J.Hogan

Free AFL Melbourne Demons vs Hawthorn Hawks Live Streaming 07 May Sunday 2017 Online

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AFL Live Melbourne Demons vs Hawthorn Hawks Stream AFL 2017 Regular Seasons Round 07 match will be kick off at Melbourne Cricket Ground Stadium, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Sunday 07 May 2017 online, 15:20 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Sunday afternoon AFL action sees the Melbourne Demons take on the Hawthorn Hawks at the MCG at 3.20PM and after another capitulation last weekend it will be interesting to see how the Hawks respond against the Demons, who will be out to make it two wins in a row.

First bounce is at 3.20PM 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 come off a 38 point win over Essendon in Round 6 and after an error-riddled first half, the undersized Demons came to the fore with an eight goal to two third term.

Hawthorn, who sit in 17th position on the ladder, endured another horror day, this time at the hands of St Kilda, who capitalised on a stack of turnovers from the brown and gold to win by 75 points.

The Hawks have plenty of headaches at the moment and clearly need a better system when heading inside their forward 50. And despite the arrival of new recruit, Tom Mitchell, who has been one of the few shining lights, the Hawks still struggle to win the contested football. They are ranked 17th in this area.

Melbourne fare much better and are 7th in the competition for contested possessions, while they lead the way for total disposals. Clayton Oliver, Nathan Jones and former Hawk, Jordan Lewis, have been finding plenty of the footy and should pose plenty of problems for the under siege Hawk defenders, who have conceded an average of 118 points per game, the most of any side in the competition.

Look for Christian Petracca, Jack Watts and Jeff Garlett to continue their good form inside forward 50m for the Dees. That trio combined for 11 goals in the recent win over the Bombers.

For Hawthorn to give themselves a chance, they will need to display the hunger that was evident in their sole win to date, a 50 point victory over West Coast a fortnight ago, while the ruck is one area in which the brown and gold may have an advantage, due to the absence of Melbourne’s Max Gawn and Jake Spencer.

Ben McEvoy should give the Hawks first use against the undersized Demons but the question will be whether or not the Hawks can capitalise at ground level.

Another Hawthorn loss will see them slip to 1-6, their worst start to a year since 2010. Interestingly, the Hawks recuperated that year to play finals but the differences between todays group and the class of 2010 seem to be poles apart.

At stake for Melbourne is a spot in the top eight. They currently occupy 8th position but need to secure a vital four points, given that they will likely be in the bottleneck for a spot later on.

Players List:
Melbourne Demons:
B: M.Hibberd, T.McDonald, N.Jetta
HB: J.Hunt, S.Frost, J.Lewis
C: N.Jones, C.Oliver, T.Bugg
HF: C.Petracca, J.Watts, M.Hannan
F: J.Garlett, J.Hogan, J.Kennedy-Harris
FOL: C.Pedersen, B.Vince, J.Viney
I/C: C.Salem, D.Tyson, O.McDonald, J.Wagner
EMG: D.Kent, B.Stretch, A.Neal-Bullen

IN: J.Wagner, J.Hogan
OUT: J.Melksham, A.Neal-Bullen

Hawthorn Hawks:
B: G.Birchall, J.Frawley, B.Stratton
HB: R.Burton, J.Gibson, S.Burgoyne
C: I.Smith, T.Mitchell, J.O’Meara
HF: L.Breust, T O’Brien, J.Gunston
F: P.Puopolo, J.Roughead, C.Rioli
FOL: B.McEvoy, L.Shiels, L.Hodge
I/C: J.Sicily, B.Hartung, D.Howe, B.Hardwick
EMG: B.Whitecross, K.Brand, W.Langford

IN: G.Birchall, C.Rioli
OUT: W.Langford, K.Brand

AFL Essendon Bombers vs Melbourne Demons Live Streaming Free 2017 Sunday 30 April

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AFL Live Essendon Bombers vs Melbourne Demons Stream AFL 2017 Seasons Round 06 match will be kick off at Etihad Stadium, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Sunday 30 April 2017 online, 13:10 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Essendon Bombers will take on Melbourne Demons in a big game for both sides at Etihad Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

First bounce is at 1.10PM and all the action can be seen on Fox Footy. AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

The Bombers improved their record to 3-2 with a big win against rivals Collingwood in the traditional Anzac Day game, leading from start to finish to defeat the Magpies by 18 points at the MCG.

Essendon went into the final change with a nine-point lead but the Bombers virtually killed the contest when they kicked three unanswered goals in the opening nine minutes to take a 26-point lead.
Joe Daniher was outstanding for the Bombers and the forward took out the Anzac Day Medal as best afield. Daniher kicked 3.4 from 16 possessions, and also had three goal assists, eight marks and a team-high six inside 50s. Zach Merrett, Dyson Heppell and Jobe Watson were all busy around the contests all day.

Melbourne gave up a 20-point three quarter time lead as the Richmond Tigers roared home to a 13-point win at the MCG on Anzac Day eve. Star forward and two-time Coleman medalist Jack Riewoldt was a match winner, kicking six goals to star in the game.

The Dees had control of the game until three quarter time but could never turn that into a big enough lead to completely block out Richmond’s hopes. Richmond kicked 5.5 to 0.2 in the final quarter to take out the win. Michael Hibberd was prolific on his debut for the Demons with 27 possessions across half-back as well as a goal. Clayton Oliver was also in the Demons bests.

Players List:
Essendon Bombers:
B: P.Ambrose, M.Hurley, M.Gleeson
HB: M.Baguley, M.Brown, B.McNiece
C: T.Colyer, Z.Merrett, A.McGrath
HF: O.Fantasia, C.Hooker, D.Zaharakis
F: A.McDonald- Tipungwuti, J.Daniher, B.Goddard
FOL: T.Bellchambers, B.Howlett, D.Heppell
I/C: D.Parish, J.Green, J.Watson, C.McKenna
EMG: B.Stanton, J.Stewart, K.Langford

IN: B.Howlett, T.Bellchambers, J.Stewart, M.Gleeson, K.Langford, C.McKenna
OUT: J.Kelly (Rested), M.Leuenberger (Rested), A.Francis (Rested), B.Stanton (Omitted)

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

IN: J.Lewis, T.Bugg, C.Pedersen, O.McDonald, M.Hannan
OUT: J.Spencer (Shoulder), T.Smith (Rib), J.Hogan (Family), B.Stretch (Omitted), J.Harmes (Omitted)

AFL Melbourne Demons vs Fremantle Dockers Live Streaming Free 15 April 2017 Online

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AFL Live Melbourne Demons vs Fremantle Dockers Stream AFL 2017 Seasons Round 04 match will be kick off at MCG Stadium, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Saturday 15 April 2017 online, 13:45 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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The Melbourne Demons take on the Fremantle Dockers in what should be an intriguing clash at the MCG on Easter Saturday, April 15.

The two sides had some contrasting results last weekend and will be itching to register another win, as the ladder begins to settle after the first few weeks of AFL action.

The Round 4 encounter will be broadcast on Fox Footy, while AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

Little more than a week ago the Demons would have headed in as raging favourite’s for this one but such is the changing nature of early season football, the result is a bit of a guessing game after some contrasting fortunes for either side in Round 3.

Heading into last weekend, Melbourne were undefeated and Fremantle were winless but that all changed in the space of a few hours.

A wasteful Melbourne were overrun by Geelong in the last quarter of their Round 3 clash and ended up 29 points to the worse, while Fremantle surprised everyone in knocking over the reigning premiers, the Western Bulldogs, by 16 points at Domain Stadium.

The Dockers head into this as $3.45 outsiders but represent the value after their turnaround in fortunes as Melbourne will be without a number of key players, including big Maxy Gawn, who went down with a hamstring injury against the Cats.

It will be interesting to see if Freo can continue on from where they left off last weekend. Ross Lyon’s side took the game on from half back and moved the ball swiftly to their forwards in Round 3. With a host of inclusions against the premiers, the Dockers looked refreshed and can trouble the Dees if they play with similar dare on the weekend.

Melbourne have set the pace in the early rounds in terms of a number of statistical measures and have really only had one poor quarter of football all year, the final term last week.

The Dees lead the competition for total disposals, as well as uncontested possessions, and should be suited at the MCG, the venue where they knocked over Carlton in Round 2.

Key players for the home side include Clayton Oliver and Nathan Jones, while Jeff Garlett and Jack Watts will look to finish off for the home side up forward. For the Dockers, look for Nathan Fyfe to continue his solid form in his comeback year, while Michael Walters, Shane Kersten and Cam McCarthy will be the focal points up forward.

Players List:
Melbourne Demons:
B: Jake Melksham, Tom McDonald, Jayden Hunt
HB: Neville Jetta, Sam Frost, Nathan Jones
C: Bernie Vince, Clayton Oliver, Billy Stretch
HF: Dean Kent, Sam Weideman, James Harmes
F: Jeff Garlett, Jack Watts, Christian Petracca
FOL: Jake Spencer, Dom Tyson, Jack Viney
I/C: Christian Salem, Mitch Hannan, Alex Neal-Bullen, Tom Bugg
EMG: Jack Trengove, Oscar McDonald, Tim Smith

IN: Sam Frost, Jake Spencer, Tom Bugg
OUT: Oscar McDonald, Max Gawn, Tim Smith

Fremantle Dockers:
B: Ethan Hughes, Joel Hamling, Lee Spurr
HB: Garrick Ibbotson, Michael Johnson, Connor Blakely
C: Stephen Hill, Lachie Neale, Brad Hill
HF: Lachie Weller, Cam McCarthy, Ed Langdon
F: Michael Walters, Shane Kersten, Ben Grey
FOL: Aaron Sandilands, Nat Fyfe, David Mundy
I/C: Griffin Logue, Tom Sheridan, Hayden Crozier, Harley Balic
EMG: Danyle Pearce, Jon Griffin, Matt Taberner

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Australian Footy Geelong Cats vs Melbourne Demons Live Free Streaming 08 April 2017 Saturday

April 7, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

Australian Football League Live Geelong Cats vs Melbourne Demons Stream AFL 2017 Seasons Week 03 match will be kickoff at Etihad Stadium, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Saturday 08 April 2017 online, 16.35 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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One of the big games of AFL Round 3 will be when two of the undefeated sides of the competition, the Geelong Cats and the Melbourne Demons, go at it at Etihad Stadium.

After escaping with a one-point win at the venue last weekend, the Cats have been installed as favourites for the encounter that gets underway at 4.35PM.

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

Despite both sides winning their two games to date, Geelong head in as firm favourites. The Cats finished 3rd last year, while Melbourne failed to make the finals, finishing in 11th position.

Last year’s Brownlow Medalist, Patrick Dangerfield, continues to dominate for the blue and white hoops, as does his partner in crime, Joel Selwood. That pair have ben instrumental in the wins so far against Fremantle and North Melbourne. Dangerfield looms as a likely match winner.

Melbourne’s improvement over the three years of Paul Roos’ tenure has extended to 2017 under new coach Simon Goodwin. The Demons won their Round 1 clash against St Kilda by 30 points and knocked over Carlton by 23 last weekend.

They lead the competition for total disposals and unlike Geelong, don’t overly rely on a couple of players. If Goodwin can find a way to shut Dangerfield and Selwood out of the game, his side is in with a great chance, but therein lays the challenge.

The Demons will look to control the game with uncontested possessions and rank 1st in this area compared to Geelong, who are 12th. Melbourne should also have an advantage in the ruck and are ranked 5th for hitouts, while Geelong are last in this measure.

The Cats will also need to get off to a better start this time around. They were slow out of the blocks against North Melbourne and can ill afford any lapses on Saturday.

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

IN: Z.Smith, C.Guthrie, S.Menegola, J.Parsons
OUT: R.Stanley, J.Cowan, G.Horlin-Smith, D.Lang

Melbourne Demons:
B: C.Salem, T.McDonald, J.Hunt
HB: N.Jetta, O.McDonald, N.Jones
C: B.Vince, D.Tyson, J.Harmes
HF: M.Hannan, S.Weideman, A.Neal-Bullen
F: J.Garlett, C.Petracca, T.Smith
FOL: M.Gawn, C.Oliver, J.Viney
I/C: J.Watts, B.Stretch, D.Kent, J.Melksham
EMG: C.Pedersen, T.Bugg, J.Spencer

IN: B.Vince, D.Kent, T.Smith
OUT: J.Lewis, J.Hogan, A.Brayshaw