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AFL Melbourne Demons vs Essendon Bombers Live Stream Free 2019 Online Week 03

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Australian Football League Melbourne Demons vs Essendon Bombers Live Stream Free, AFL 2019 Round 03 Live Stream. Melbourne Demons vs Essendon Bombers match will be kickoff at Melbourne Cricket Ground, East Melbourne, Australia, Friday 05 April 2019 online, 19:50 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

Melbourne Demons and Essendon Bombers are two teams which have not any points in 2019. Both teams lost 2 of 2 starting matches and need to the first victory, but who can win this game? Let’s try to understand.

Melbourne Demons were 5th in 2018 and have 6 wins and 5 loses in 11 home games. Essendon Bombers have 5/6 and 20 points in away games in 2018.

Both teams aren’t in their best conditions now and this 4 points will be important for both.

This match will be at Melbourne’s home stadium and this is main thing why I will bet for the Demons.

Who would have envisioned this round three matchup being of such high importance? With both the Essendon Bombers and Melbourne Demons winless this year (each having an average losing margin of over 40 points), that is exactly what this contest is.

While the loser still has a chance of playing finals (Sydney made September with an 0-6 start a couple of years ago), any hopes of a top-four berth will almost surely be gone.

Not since 1966 have Essendon started a season 0-3, but after their very ordinary effort last week, that is what lays ahead without sharp improvement. The upside for coach John Worsfold is that the club has a fairly short injury list. As such, expect changes in personnel to be made.

With a number of Demon players having had reduced training during the off-season, there was concern the club would start the year slow. However, kicking just six goals from 72 inside 50s last week was simply dreadful. Are they missing Jesse Hogan more than anticipated?

One upside for them is that when playing as a home ‘favourite’, Melbourne have won 14 of their last 20 matches in addition to winning the last two H2H matches by more than a -15.5 point handicap (victories of 36 and 38).

Players to watch: In the opening two rounds of the season, Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti (Bombers) has had a total of 12 disposals and gone goalless. Is this his last chance?

The last time these two teams met, Max Gawn (Demons) collected 42 hitouts and kicked two goals, earning a clear ‘best on ground’ performance. He has been heavily criticised this week for his slow start to the season, so expect him to come out fired up.

Stat attack: Melbourne average just 63 marks a match this year compared to Essendon’s 83.

Essendon have failed to cover the closing spread in both of their matches this season.
So far in 2019, Melbourne average nine more centre clearances a match than Essendon (16-7).

The last three H2H matches played at the MCG have produced a final margin of under 15.5 points.

Extremely tough match to get a read on here. It pretty much boils down to who has been the least disappointing thus far, coupled with who has the most upside. For us, we believe the ball is in the Bombers court. We believe the Demons struggles stem from their fitness, or lack thereof. The shorter + limited pre-season for a large portion of their players has left them gassed in the second half of both matches this season. On the flip side, the Bombers have simply not been playing well. However, what we’ve seen from them over the past couple of seasons is that they can play bad one week and absolutely dominate the next. For these reasons, we’re happy to take the Bombers with a 15.5-point start.

Players List:
DEMONS:
B: Lockhart, O. McDonald, Jetta
HB: J. Wagner, Frost, Salem
C: Hunt, Oliver, Jones
HF: Harmes, Weideman, Kolodjashnij
F: A. Brayshaw, T. McDonald, Melksham
FOLL: Gawn, Petracca, Viney
I/C: Hibberd, Neal-Bullen, Fritsch, C. Wagner
EMG: Stretch, Preuss, Sparrow, Petty

IN: C. Wagner, J. Wagner
OUT: May, Sparrow

BOMBERS:
B: Francis, Ambrose, McKenna
HB: Mutch, Hurley, Saad
C: Fantasia, Z. Merrett, McGrath
HF: Stringer, Clarke, McDonald-Tipungwuti
F: Smith, McKernan, Baguley
FOLL: Bellchambers, Zaharakis, Shiel
I/C: Guelfi, Heppell, Myers, Parish
EMG: Langford, Ridley, Brown, Draper

IN: Mutch, Clarke
OUT: Brown, Langford

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 Melbourne Demons vs Port Adelaide Power Live Stream Free 2019 Online

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Australian Football League Melbourne Demons vs Port Adelaide Power Live Stream Free, AFL 2019 Round 01 Live Stream. Melbourne Demons vs Port Adelaide Power match will be kickoff at Melbourne Cricket Ground, East Melbourne, Australia, Saturday 23 March 2019 online, 13:45 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

Melbourne have been posted as favourites for what is the third game of the AFL home and away season and come off a spectacular 2018 that saw them end a long drought by playing finals for the first time since 2006.

Simon Goodwin’s side won 14 of their 22 games last year to qualify in 5th position before winning two finals en route to exiting in the Preliminary Final against the eventual premiers, Richmond.

Port Adelaide fell away in the latter half of the season and slipped out of the eight, finishing in 10th with 12 wins.

In the recent JLT Community Series, the Power won one of their two games, while Melbourne went winless. The Demons lost tight games to Richmond and Brisbane, while Port lost to Adelaide before accouting for North Melbourne.

Despite their pre-season form, Melbourne do look to have an advantage. Max Gawn can get on top in the ruck against Scott Lycett and Paddy Ryder, while the Demons fleet of midfielders should gain the advantage at the clearances.

A slight concern for Melbourne is their defence at the moment and they will be without a couple of key players in this part of the ground. Robbie Gray and Justin Westhoff can capitalise up forward for the Power and if that pair fire then the visitors can spring a surprise.

Melbourne will be without the suspended Steven May, while Mitch Hannan and Jake Lever are among those that are sidelined by injury. Marty Hore is a likely debutant.

Port Adelaide will miss Charlie Dixon and Ollie Wines. Ryan Burton, Zak Butters, Xavier Duursman, Scott Lycett and Connor Rozee are the new faces that have either arrived from other clubs or are via the draft.

Melbourne have won just two of their last 10 against Port Adelaide and went down to the Power by 10 points the last time the two sides met. That was at the Adelaide Oval in Round 14 last year.

The Demons won by 23 points the last time the two sides squared off at the MCG and that was in Round 18 of 2017. Melbourne won seven of their 13 games at the venue last year. Port ventured to the home of footy on two occasions for one win and one loss.

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

POWER:
B: Bonner, Clurey, Houston
HB: Burton, Jonas, Byrne-Jones
C: Motlop, Rockliff, Westhoff
HF: Boak, Watts, Ebert
F: R.Gray, Ryder, Rozee
FOLL: Lycett, Powell-Pepper, Drew
I/C: Butters, Duursma, Amon, Marshall
EMG: Mayes, S.Gray, Farrell, Howard

AFL Richmond Tigers vs Melbourne Demons Live Stream Free 2019 Online JLT Series

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AFL Live Richmond Tigers vs Melbourne Demons Live Streaming Free 2019 JLT Live Stream Online,The AFL match will be kick off at Deakin Reserve, Shepparton, Victoria, Australia, Sunday 03 March 2019 online, 16:40 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

Richmond will field a mix of familiar and fresh faces against Melbourne in the opening round of the JLT Community Series at Deakin Reserve, Shepparton this Sunday.

Spearheaded by skipper Trent Cotchin, a strong squad of 30 has been named for the clash, featuring 17 players who lined up against Collingwood in last year’s preliminary final.

Three draftees, Riley Collier-Dawkins, Jack Ross and Fraser Turner, are in contention to play their first game in the yellow and black after impressing at last Saturday’s intraclub contest.

After taking part in the AFLX tournament last week, Jack Riewoldt, Alex Rance and Jack Higgins will pull their Richmond guernseys back on to face the Dees.

Missing from the squad are premiership players Shaun Grigg (knee), Josh Caddy (ankle) and Jason Castagna (ankle). While recruit Tom Lynch (knee) has also been held back from the match.

THE top four in Richmond’s best and fairest last year had the usual suspects; Dustin Martin, Alex Rance and Trent Cotchin.
But there was one name that was anything but usual; Kane Lambert. And how fitting that was, given his unusual path to AFL stardom.

A third-placed finish in a premiership side’s club champion award announced Lambert to the footy world as a name we needed to be paying more attention to. And now in 2018, that attention might see Lambert elevated into the ranks of the game’s elite.

As the Tigers downed North Melbourne in their final pre-season hitout before they open the season against Carlton on March 22, it was Lambert who caught the eye of the Fox Footy commentary team.

Lambert bagged three goals in a second quarter burst that helped Richmond pull away from the Kangaroos; and it saw him draw plenty of praise.

“He’s probably not a name that jumps off the list as one of your top players, but he’s so important to this team because of the things he does,” Brisbane champion Alastair Lynch said.

“His contested ball, his tackling, he’s second at Richmond for goal assists. He typifies Richmond and the way they played last year.”

Lambert was uber-consistent last season. After a slow start, he recorded 20 disposals or more in every game after Round 5 bar just three.

That consistency went to another level in the last four games of the season — disposal totals of 21, 24, 23 and 22 in Round 23 and the three finals wins, plus one goal in each final too.

We talk about the sustained success of teams — Brisbane, Geelong and then Hawthorn. You can’t just have six superstars. You’ve got to have up to 10 or 11 guys who are A-graders,” Geelong premiership player Cameron Mooney said on Fox Footy.

“And this is a guy that’s going to put himself into that A-grade bracket by the end of the year.”

It’s high praise — but Lambert is a player who has already made massive leaps in a short period of time.

After all, 1096 draft picks came and went before Richmond finally picked him up in the 2015 rookie draft. In his first and second seasons he was in and out of the side, to the point that Tigers assistant and Port Adelaide premiership coach Mark Williams had a backhanded compliment of a nickname for him.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

AFL Melbourne Demons vs GWS Giants Live Stream Free Football 2018 Online 26 August Week 23

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Australian Football League Melbourne Demons vs GWS Giants Live Stream Free, AFL 2018 Regular Seasons Week 23 AFL Live Stream. Melbourne Demons vs GWS Giants match will be kickoff at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, Sunday 26 August 2018 online, 15:20 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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This is the second last game of the home and away season and the result will place together the final pieces of the puzzle that is the make up of the top eight.

The winner of this contest will most likely end up in 5th position on the ladder and gain a home final, while the loser will slip to 7th and a road trip in week one of the finals series.

If Melbourne lose and Geelong win by at least six goals against the Gold Coast, the Demons will slip to 8th, meaning that the two sides could play each other again in a fortnight.

Both sides had varying fortunes in Round 22. Melbourne finally defeated a top eight side, registering a confidence and character building victory against the West Coast Eagles in Perth.

The 17 point victory effectively booked Melbourne what will be their first finals appearance since 2006, a massive relief to their long suffering fans, who watched on in agonising fashion last year when the Demons just missed out.

On the same weekend, GWS suffered a 20 point loss to their cross-town rivals, Sydney, in a game where the Giants simply ran out of steam after a couple of their key players were cut down by injury.

The Round 23 fixture between Melbourne and GWS sees a couple of the competition’s A-grade midfield lineups square off against one another. Despite their injuries, GWS rank similarly to the Demons in a number of statistical measures and are 3rd in the competition for contested possessions, while they are 1st for clearances. Melbourne are 1st and 3rd in these areas respectively. However, the Demons top the competition for hitouts and scoring.

Max Gawn is one player that should have a massive influence for Melbourne. The ruckman is just about a lock for All-Australian selection, while Clayton Oliver, Angus Brayshaw and Nathan Jones are other players that should provide the Demons with plenty of supply up forward.

For the Giants, Dylan Shiel, Callan Ward and Stephen Coniglio should be able to match motors with the Demons in the midfield but the absence of a number of key big men does not help their cause.

Melbourne have no injuries out of the West Coast game and are likely to remain unchanged. Jack Viney is still a couple of weeks away. Josh Wagner and Tom Bugg have some solid form at VFL level.

GWS may be without both Phil Davis and Ryan Griffen after that pair went down in the loss to Sydney last weekend. Toby Greene will also miss but Josh Kelly is expected to return.

The two sides have met on 10 occasions and the ledger is split at five wins apiece. Last year, GWS claimed the Round 20 Spotless Stadium clash by 15 points but in Round 2 it was Melbourne by two points at the MCG.

Melbourne have won three of the four games between the two sides at the MCG but have lost six of their 10 hitouts at the venue this season. GWS have ventured to the home of footy just once in 2018 for a win over Collingwood in Round 2.

Players List:
MELBOURNE:
B: Jetta, O. McDonald, Lewis
HB: Salem, Frost, Hibberd
C: Brayshaw, Oliver, Harmes
HF: Melksham, T. McDonald, vandenBerg
F: Fritsch, Weideman, Neal-Bullen
FOLL: Gawn, Jones, Petracca
I/C (from): Spargo, Tyson, Kent, Hannan, Wagner, Pedersen, Kennedy Harris, Bugg

IN: No changes
OUT: No changes

GWS GIANTS:
B: Finlayson, Davis, Tomlinson
HB: Kennedy, Haynes, Perryman
C: Whitfield, Ward, Hopper
HF: Reid, Cameron, Bonar
F: Langdon, Himmelberg, Kelly
FOLL: Lobb, Coniglio, Shiel
I/C (from): Lloyd, Daniels, Buntine, Keefee, Taranto

IN: Reid, Kelly,
OUT: Griffen, Daniel

Watch West Coast Eagles vs Melbourne Demons Live Streaming Free 2018 Football 19 August Online

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AFL Live West Coast Eagles vs Melbourne Demons Live Streaming Free 2018 Regular Seasons week 22 match will be kick off at Optus Stadium, Perth, WA, Australia, Sunday 19 August 2018 online, 15:20 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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West Coast come off a stunning win over Port Adelaide in Round 21 after Jeremy McGovern booted a goal after the siren to hand his side a four point win over Port Adelaide.

That victory meant that the Eagles finished the round in 2nd position on the ladder and a win here will mean that they will lock in a home final in the first week of the finals series.

On the same weekend, Melbourne went down to the Sydney Swans by nine points and that loss continued the Demons winless streak against sides in the top half of the ladder. Simon Goodwin’s side are 0-7 against the top nine teams.

They are currently 7th on the ladder and with a game to follow against GWS they are in danger of falling out of the eight. Inaccuracy cost them in the loss to Sydney as they had 28 scoring shots to 22.

Statistically, Melbourne rank higher than West Coast in a number of measures. They are 2nd for total disposals, while West Coast are 16th and they are 3rd for clearances, compared to 12th.

Clayton Oliver, Angus Brayshaw and Dom Tyson should find plenty of the footy and we can expect Max Gawn to have an influence in the ruck in the absence of his Eagles counterpart, Nic Natanui.

However, the dominance in those numbers has not always translated to a win for the Demons. West Coast are a strong marking side and even without Natanui and possibly Josh Kennedy, they can get on top in the air.

Last week’s match winner, Jeremy McGovern, is one that will need to be contained as well as Jack Darling, who was quiet in the win over the Power but has booted 38 goals from his 16 appearance this season.

An upset win for Melbourne will see them safely into the September action and possibly as high as 4th at the end of the round but a loss will leave them clinging on to their spot in the eight and needing to win in Round 23.

West Coast aren’t expected to make too many changes but Hamish Brayshaw, Jake Waterman and Brayden Ainsworth are among those that are knocking on the door. Josh Kennedy is expected to miss another match.

Melbourne will be without Jayden Hunt after the running defender hurt his calf last weekend but Michael Hibberd is rated a chance of returning. Max Gawn battled with a corked calf in the Swans loss but is expected to be ok.

West Coast have won 10 of the past 11 games between the two sides but the last time they met it was Melbourne in a three point thriller at Domain Stadium in Perth. That clash was in Round 14 of 2017 and it was Tom McDonald that sealed the victory with a late goal.

Melbourne are yet to play at Perth Stadium and will need to be at their best as West Coast are building up a nice record at the venue, winning nine of their 11 games there. Melbourne have ventured interstate on six occasions in 2018 and have come away with a very respectable five wins.

This game is huge for Melbourne but it is hard to ignore their record this season against quality opposition, while West Coast have been excellent at their new home ground.

Players List:
EAGLES:
B: Hurn, Barrass, Sheppard
HB: Jetta, McGovern, Cole
C: Cripps, Yeo, Masten
HF: Hutchings, Darling, LeCras
F: Rioli, Vardy, Ah Chee
FOLL: Lycett, Redden, Shuey
I/C: Ryan, Venables, Sheed, Duggan
EMG: Nelson, Watson, M. Allen, Waterman

Unchanged

DEMONS:
B: Jetta, O. McDonald, Lewis
HB: Salem, Frost, Harmes
C: Neal-Bullen, Oliver, Brayshaw
HF: Spargo, Weideman, vandenBerg
F: Hibberd, T. McDonald, Tyson
FOLL: Gawn, Jones, Petracca
I/C: Kent, Melksham, Hannan, Fritsch
EMG: Kennedy-Harris, Wagner, Garlett, Pedersen

IN: Weideman, Hibberd, Kent, Melksham, Hannan
OUT: Hogan, Hunt, Kennedy-Harris, Garlett, Pedersen

Watch AFL Football Melbourne Demons vs Gold Coast Suns Live Streaming Free 05 August 2018 Online

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AFL Live Melbourne Demons vs Gold Coast Suns Live Streaming Free 2018 Regular Seasons week 20 match will be kick off at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, Sunday 05 August 2018 online, 15:20 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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North Melbourne find themselves outside the eight, looking in, after their 17-point loss against Essendon at Etihad Stadium. Although the Kangaroos didn’t come away with the four points, it was a terrific brand of football to watch, with an incredible 13 goals scored in the first quarter.

The Kangaroos got off to a flyer, with early goals from Ben Cunnington, Mason Wood, Jack Ziebell and Nathan Hrovat, the Roos quickly established a 20-point first-quarter lead. That lead quickly evaporated, with the speed of the Bombers on full display. The Bombers kicked seven goals in the second quarter to back up their six goals in the opening term and never looked back.

Despite this loss, the Kangaroos have won four of their last six matches and cannot be displeased with the position they sit in, with eight rounds to go. The Roos face Sydney, Collingwood and West Coast in the three rounds after this, making a victory against the Gold Coast Suns absolutely necessary.

The Gold Coast Suns are officially in crisis mode. The Suns have lost their last nine matches and have failed to score over 60 points in five of those nine matches. Star forward Tom Lynch is almost certainly out the door at seasons end, while key defender Steven May could well follow him.

The Suns have lost their last nine matches by an average of 50.3 points per game and I don’t see things improving when they take on a North Melbourne side who is desperate for a victory to boost their finals chances.

Jarrad Waite continues to be a To Be Confirmed (TBC) after being a late out against the Brisbane Lions in round 11. He then re-aggravated the calf injury at training a fortnight ago. Mason Wood is still 3-4 weeks away from returning from his hamstring injury.

After the rumours that star forward Tom Lynch is almost certainly out the door, key defender Steven May is also uncertain about his future. May has a tweaked ankle is listed as a ‘test’ for this week’s clash against the Kangaroos.

Players List:
DEMONS:
B: Vince, Frost, Jetta
HB: Salem, O. McDonald, Lewis
C: Tyson, Oliver, Harmes
HF: vandenBerg, Hogan, Fritsch
F: Garlett, T. McDonald, Kennedy-Harris
FOLL: Gawn, Jones, Brayshaw
I/C: Petracca, Spargo, Smith, Neal-Bullen

IN: vandenBerg
OUT: Melksham (injured)

SUNS:
B: Ah Chee, Spencer, Harbrow
HB: Hanley, Leslie, Kolodjashnij
C: Weller, Lonergan, Bowes
HF: Holman, Wright, Sexton
F: Powell, Young, Lemmens
FOLL: Witts, Brodie, Miller
I/C: Rischitelli, Fiorini, Heron, Dawson

IN: Ah Chee, Spencer, Hanley, Leslie, Dawson
OUT: Thompson, May, Swallow, Lyons, Joyce

Watch Adelaide Crows vs Melbourne Demons Live Streaming Free 2018 Online 28 July AFL Week 19

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AFL Live Adelaide Crows vs Melbourne Demons Live Streaming Free 2018 Regular Seasons week 19 match will be kick off at Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, SA, Australia, Saturday 28 July 2018 online, 19:40 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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There is plenty at stake for the two sides as we head towards the finals action. Adelaide are just one win out of the eight but find themselves in 12th position on the ladder, while Melbourne are clinging to 7th spot after going down to Geelong last weekend.

The Demons will be rueing the fact that they let go of a 29 point lead over the Cats in the last term of their Round 18 game before then conceding a goal after the siren to lose by two points.

Another loss here will be a massive blow to not only their top four aspirations but also their top eight chances with Gold Coast, Sydney, West Coast and GWS to follow.

On the same night as the Cats and Demons game, Adelaide recorded a hard fought five point win over Brisbane and are still in the hunt for a top eight spot. Matt Crouch and Rory Laird were among the better player in that and the Crows are now showing some of the form that took them to last year’s Grand Final.

With key players returning from injury they have won three of their past four. Two of those wins were against well performed sides in West Coast and Geelong, while their loss was against Richmond.

However, Melbourne will be hard to beat. The Demons rank higher than Adelaide in a number of measures and are No.1 in the competition for scoring, inside 50s, marks inside 50 and hitouts. The Crows are 10th, 12th, 16th and 8th for these.

Max Gawn is one player that Adelaide will need to stop. Adelaide’s Sam Jacobs can go close to negating the $11 Brownlow Medal chance. Angus Bradshaw and Clayton Oliver are among a host of other Demons player in good form but if the Crows bring their recent form they can match the Demons at the contested possessions and clearances.

Lachlan Murphy and Tom Doedee are in some doubt for Adelaide. Brodie Smith returned to the SANFL after missing a year with a knee injury but is likely to have another stint at that level before returning.

Melbourne are likely to be without Michael Hibberd for another week, while Jack Viney is still three weeks away.

Melbourne smashed Adelaide to the tune of 91 points at Traegar Park in Alice Springs earlier in the season. Jesse Hogan booted five for the winners, while Angus Brayshaw booted three and picked up 37 disposals.

Adelaide won the game prior to that between the two sides but Melbourne have won four of the past six, with two of those at the Adelaide Oval. The Demons are four from five outside of Victoria this year, while Adelaide have won six of their nine games at the Adelaide Oval in 2018.

Adelaide have a massive margin to turn around from the most recent meeting against the Demons which was just two months ago. However, their recent form has been encouraging and they can get the job done in front of their home fans.

Players List:
ADELAIDE CROWS:
B: Keath, Talia, Brown
HB: Seedsman, Cheney, Laird
C: Milera, Gibbs, Atkins
HF: Lynch, Jenkins, Murphy
F: McGovern, Walker, Betts
FOLL: Jacobs, Crouch, Sloane
I/C: Greenwood, Gallucci, Knight, Kelly
EMG: Hunter, Otten, Poholke, Ellis-Yolmen

IN: Walker
OUT: Doedee

MELBOURNE:
B: J. Smith, Frost, Jetta
HB: Salem, O. McDonald, Lewis
C: T. McDonald, Oliver, Brayshaw
HF: Melksham, Hogan, Fritsch
F: Kennedy-Harris, Petracca, Spargo
FOLL: Gawn, Jones, Vince
I/C: Harmes, Tyson, Neal-Bullen, Garlett
EMG: Pederson, Vandenberg, Weideman, J. Wagner

Unchanged

AFL Melbourne Demons vs Collingwood Magpies Live Streaming Free 2018 Online 11 June Week 12

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Australian Football League Live Melbourne Demons vs Collingwood Magpies Live Stream Free, AFL 2018 Regular Seasons Week 12 AFL Stream. Melbourne Demons vs Collingwood Magpies match will be kickoff at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, Monday 11 June 2018 online, 15:20 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Melbourne are producing their best form in well over a decade, winning their past six matches and are on track for their first finals birth since 2006. The Demons sit in 3rd position on the ladder and have won eight of their 11 games this season.

Collingwood have also improved on their output this season and have won seven of their 11 games. They sit in 7th position on the ladder and have won three on the trot.

With both sides in terrific form, we can expect a crowd of over 80000 fans at the MCG, a day that is also highlighted by ‘the big freeze’ a fundraiser for research into the debilitating Motor Neurone Disease.

The Magpies are no stranger to large crowds and come off a 61 point win at the venue over Fremantle. On the same weekend, Melbourne ran out 49 point winners over the Western Bulldogs at Etihad.

The Demons have a host of players in terrific form. Angus Brayshaw has been electric in the last few weeks and is one player the Pies will need to stop, while Clayton Oliver and Nathan Jones are ones that have also been finding plenty of the footy.

Melbourne rank No.2 for total disposals and clearances and are on top for contested possessions and hitouts. Interestingly, Collingwood are on top for total disposals but slightly lower than Melbourne in the other three measures.

There will be plenty of key battles in the midfield with Scott Pendlebury, Adam Treloar and Steele Sidebottom going head to head with the likes of Brayshaw and Oliver. Another highlight will be in the ruck, where two of the competition’s best big men, Max Gawn and Brodie Grundy, line up on each other.

The result may come down to the side that makes the most of their opportunities. Collingwood have had a number of contributors up forward. Last weekend it was Will Hoskin Elliot that bobbed up with six goals, while at Melbourne, Jesse Hogan, Tom McDonald and Jake Melksham have found the scoreboard at regular times this year.

Melbourne’s big name recruit, Jake Lever, is gone for the year with an ACL injury. Sam Frost and Joel Smith are among those that could replace the former Crow.

Collingwood have a massive injury list. Of those that are currently on the sidelines, Jeremy Howe and Ben Reid are some chance of returning.

Melbourne have won three of their past four against Collingwood. They claimed the 2017 Queens Birthday clash by four points, but went down to the Magpies by 16 in Round 23, a loss that would cost them a spot in the eight.

In that encounter, Tom Phillips, Will Hoskin-Elliot and Steele Sidebottom were among the major contributors for the Magpies, while Clayton Oliver and Nathan Jones were among Melbourne’s best.

This shapes as an absolute beauty. The Lever injury throws a few question marks around Melbourne’s set up and it will be interesting to see how they adapt. The Dees haven’t really been tested in recent weeks but their form is hard to ignore.

Players List:
DEMONS:
B: Christian Salem, Oscar McDonald, Neville Jetta
HB: Angus Brayshaw, Michael Hibberd, Jordan Lewis
C: Bernie Vince, Jack Viney, Nathan Jones
HF: Bayley Fritsch, Tom McDonald, Clayton Oliver
F: Charlie Spargo, Jesse Hogan, Jake Melksham
FOLL: Max Gawn, James Harmes, Christian Petracca
I/C (from): Billy Stretch, Mitch Hannan, Cameron Pedersen, Jayden Hunt, Alex Neal-Bullen, Harrison Petty, Jeff Garlett, Joel Smith

IN: Billy Stretch, Cameron Pedersen, Jayden Hunt, Harrison Petty, Jeff Garlett, Joel Smith
OUT: Jake Lever (injured), Timothy Smith

MAGPIES:
B: Brayden Maynard, Lynden Dunn, Jack Crisp
HB: Levi Greenwood, Matthew Scharenberg, Tom Langdon
C: Steele Sidebottom, Scott Pendlebury, Tom Phillips
HF: Jordan De Goey, Brody Mihocek, Will Hoskin-Elliott
F: Josh Thomas, Mason Cox, Jaidyn Stephenson
FOLL: Brodie Grundy, Daniel Wells, Adam Treloar
I/C (from): Taylor Adams, Flynn Appleby, Ben Crocker, Josh Daicos, Jeremy Howe, Chris Mayne, Sam Murray, Rupert Wills

IN: Ben Crocker, Jeremy Howe, Sam Murray, Rupert Wills
OUT: Nil