North Melbourne Kangaroos | Watch AFL Live Streaming 2018 On Your Computer,PC,Mac,Ipad,Internet.

Watch Women AFL GWS Giants vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Streaming Free 2019

February 8, 2019 by admin Leave a Comment

Watch AFL Live GWS Giants vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Streaming Free 2018 AFL NAB Women Seasons Week 02 Online,The AFL match will be kick off at Drummoyne Oval, Sports ground, Australia, Friday 08 December 2018 online, 19:25 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

After a dominant performance in their first ever AFLW game, North Melbourne wants a repeat effort, but Greater Western Sydney will be desperate not to start the 2019 season 0-2.

The Giants (0-1, 93.1%, fourth in Conference B) were narrowly beaten by last year’s runners-up Brisbane last time out, but will hope their first home game of the season will lead to a better result.

The Kangaroos (1-0, 325%, first in Conference A) dominated Carlton in Hobart in what was their first ever AFL Women’s match, living up to their billing as pre-season flag favourites. The Giants though will provide a better test of their mettle.

The match starts at 7:15pm EDT from Drummoyne Oval.

GWS is a member of Conference B, while North Melbourne is a member of Conference A. The top two finishers in each five-team conference will qualify for the 2019 AFLW finals series.

Watch St Kilda Saints vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Streaming Free 2018 Online 26 August AFL Week 23

August 25, 2018 by admin Leave a Comment

AFL Live St Kilda Saints vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Streaming Free 2018 Regular Seasons week 23 match will be kick off at Etihad Stadium, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, Sunday 26 August 2018 online, 16:40 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

AFL Live Streaming

It was the Good Friday match against North Melbourne in Round 2 that sent the Saints season into freefall. Sitting at 1-0 and expected to make the finals, the Saints dished up one of the worst performances I have ever seen, kicking 5.13 and finishing 52-point losers.

The Saints wouldn’t win again for another 11 weeks, with a 71-point loss to the Sydney Swans at Etihad Stadium the lowest moment for the club. The Saints enjoyed a good month of footy after that, with victories against Gold Coast, Melbourne and Carlton all in a four-week timeframe.

Again, the Saints again fell away. Losses to Western Bulldogs, Richmond, GWS and Essendon all by 25 points or more had the head coach Alan Richardson in hot water. They showed up on Saturday night against the Hawks, losing by just four points in a nail-biting finish.

North Melbourne cannot make Finals, however, they still have plenty to play for, with star forward Ben Brown only two goals behind Jack Riewoldt in the Coleman Medal race. Against a St Kilda defence who has allowed over 100 points 11 times this season, Brown will fancy his chances kicking a bag.

It’s been a good season for the Kangaroos, who have won 11 matches and have lost four by 10 points or less.

Ben Jacobs (concussion) and Taylor Garner (hamstring) are likely to not return in Round 23 now that finals are not a possibility for the Kangaroos. Jarryn Geary (concussion) should be fit to play on Sunday, whilst Jake Carlisle (back) is still listed as a test.

Players List:
ST KILDA:
B: Geary, Austin, Rice
HB: McKenzie, Carlisle, Webster
C: Newnes, Steele, Sinclair
HF: Lonie, Membrey, Billings
F: Gresham, Marshall, Long
FOLL: Pierce, Steven, Ross
I/C (from): Acres, Gilbert, Paton, Armitage,

IN: Carlisle
OUT: Goddard

NORTH MELBOURNE:
B: Daw, Thompson, Williams
HB: Macmillan, Tarrant, Atley
C: McDonald, Simpkin, Dumont
HF: Anderson, Waite, Wood
F: Ziebell, Brown, Turner
FOLL: Goldstein, Cunnington, Higgins
I/C (from): Hrovat, Davies-Uniacke, Clarke, Wright,

IN: Davies-Uniacke,
OUT: Walker

AFL Footy Adelaide Crows vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Streaming Free 2018 Online 19 August

August 18, 2018 by admin Leave a Comment

Australian Football League Adelaide Crows vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Stream Free, AFL 2018 Regular Seasons Week 22 AFL Live Stream. Adelaide Crows vs North Melbourne Kangaroos match will be kickoff at Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, SA, Australia, Sunday 19 August 2018 online, 18:40 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

AFL Live Streaming

Following a shock loss against the Western Bulldogs, this is a must-win match for North Melbourne to keep their finals hopes alive. The Kangaroos were meek after halftime, allowing the Bulldogs to kick nine goals to three in the second half.

The Kangaroos seemingly had the game under control, with a 28-point lead going into the main break. The Kangaroos couldn’t get their hands on the footy in the second half, with Jack Macrae, Caleb Daniel and Lachie Hunter all racking up 40 disposals or more in the win.

North Melbourne now find themselves a game outside of the eight, with only two rounds remaining. A trip to Adelaide Oval to face the Crows is followed by a match against the Saints in Round 23.

The Crows are coming to the end of a disappointing season but will be keen to give their loyal fans something to cheer about in their last home game of the season. The Crows will be without skipper Tex Walker after he accepted a two-match ban for a dangerous tackle on Giants star Josh Kelly.

The Crows are showing positive signs late in the season. They showed that they can still play at a high level with their thrilling three-point victory over the Power in Showdown 45. They were right in the match until late in the final quarter against the Giants in Canberra.

The Crows will miss skipper Taylor Walker after he accepted a two-match suspension for a dangerous tackle on Josh Kelly. Some good news for the Crows, they will welcome back Paul Seedsman from a hamstring injury, along with Riley Knight, Mitch McGovern and Jake Kelly.

The Kangaroos will miss Ben Jacobs this week. The Club was hopeful he could return from concussion as early as this week but he hasn’t been named in the extended squad. Nathan Hrovat, Luke Davies-Uniacke, Ben McKay and Declan Mountford have all been named on the extended bench.

Players List:
CROWS:
B: Doedee, Keath, Brown
HB: Milera, Smith, Laird
C: Atkins, Sloane, Mackay
HF: Gallucci, Lynch, Douglas
F: Greenwood, Jenkins, Betts
FOLL: Jacobs, M. Crouch, Gibbs
I/C: Knight, McGovern, Seedsman, Cheney
EMG: Ellis-Yolmen, Murphy, Kelly, Himmelberg

IN: Knight, Seedsman, McGovern
OUT: Walker, Ellis-Yolmen, Murphy

KANGAROOS:
B: Daw, Thompson, Williams
HB: Macmillan, Tarrant, Atley
C: McDonald, Anderson, Dumont
HF: Simpkin, Waite, Wood
F: Ziebell, Brown, Turner
FOLL: Goldstein, Cunnington, Higgins
I/C: Hrovat, Wright, Clarke, Walker
EMG: Mountford, McKay, Davies-Uniacke, Ahern

IN: Hrovat
OUT: Ahern

AFL Football Brisbane Lions vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Streaming Free 04 August 2018 Saturday

August 3, 2018 by admin Leave a Comment

AFL Live Brisbane Lions vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Streaming Free 2018 Regular Seasons week 20 match will be kick off at Gabba, Brisbane, QLD, Australia, Saturday 04 August 2018 online, 14:10 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

AFL Live Streaming

The interest in this fixture will centre around North Melbourne’s finals chances with the Kangaroos sitting just outside the eight in 10th spot. They are just one win behind the likes of 6th placed Melbourne, Hawthorn (7th), Geelong (8th) and Sydney (9th).

Last weekend, the Roos accounted for 2nd placed West Coast by 40 points at Blundstone Arena in Hobart and they head into this as slight favourites in the early head to head betting.

Their opponents, Brisbane, are 16th on the ladder with just four wins for the season. They come off a 40 point loss at the hands of Geelong last weekend but the young side are dangerous on their day and they did enjoy a recent purple patch by winning three games on the trot.

Dayne Beams and Dayne Zorko have been among the Lions better players this year but if they Lions are to return to the form that saw them win those three games they will need big efforts from their younger players, including Hugh McCluggage, Jarrod Berry and the No.1 draft pick, Cameron Rayner. That trio were relatively quiet in the loss to the Cats last weekend.

North look to have the upper hand as a number of their big name players are in good form, including Shaun Higgins, who is a sneaky Brownlow Medal chance at the $21 quote, while Ben Brown looms large up forward. He leads the Coleman Medal count with 51 goals and will most likely line up on Harris Andrews.

A win for the Roos may see them level up on points with a couple of sides in the eight and with games against the Western Bulldogs, Adelaide and St Kilda to follow, they can sneak into what many thought was an unlikely proposition at the start of the year, that being a finals position

Brisbane have no fresh injury concerns arising out of the Geelong loss. Claye Beams and Liam Dawson are among those that are knocking on the door for selection. North Melbourne’s Jed Anderson suffered a concussion last weekend and will be monitored at training.

North Melbourne have won the past five games between the two sides, including the Round 11 clash this year at Etihad Stadium by 54 points. On that occasion, Shaun Higgins racked up 34 disposals, while Jack Ziebell booted three goals.

The Kangaroos have won their past three at the GABBA and were 51 point winners at the venue in Round 23 of 2017. They have won all three of their interstate games this season (excluding Tasmania). Brisbane have won just two of nine at their home ground in 2018.

LIONS:
B: Hodge, Andrews, Gardiner
HB: Rich, McStay, Witherden
C: Taylor, Robinson, Zorko
HF: Rayner, Walker, McCluggage
F: Christensen, Hipwood, Starcevich
FOLL: Martin, Berry, D. Beams
I/C: Bastinac, Robertson, Mathieson, McInerney
EMG: C. Beams, Mayes, Lester, Frost

IN: Starcevich, Bastinac
OUT: Barrett, Lester

KANGAROOS:
B: Williams, Thompson, Wright
HB: Macmillan, Tarrant, Daw
C: McDonald, Anderson, Dumont
HF: Simpkin, Waite, Wood
F: Ziebell, Brown, Turner
FOLL: Goldstein, Cunnington, Ahern
I/C: Hrovat, Clarke, Atley, Walker
EMG: Davies-Uniacke, Mountford, McKay, Murphy

IN: Waite
OUT: Higgins

AFL Western Bulldogs vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Stream Free 2018 Saturday 23 June Online

June 22, 2018 by admin Leave a Comment

AFL Live Western Bulldogs vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Streaming Free 2018 Regular Seasons week 14 match will be kick off at Etihad Stadium, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Saturday 23 June 2018 online, 19:25 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

AFL Live Streaming

Saturday night AFL action sees the Western Bulldogs take on North Melbourne at Etihad Stadium.

The co-tenants of the venue have enjoyed contrasting seasons and the action gets underway at 7.25PM. Channel 7 and Fox Footy will broadcast the game.

The Western Bulldogs have won just four of 12 this season and after winning the 2016 Grand Final they are set to miss the September action for the second season in a row.

Last weekend, the Doggies were rolled by Port Adelaide by 57 points and that effort was their fourth loss on the trot. Those defeats have come at an average margin of 44 points and they have registered an average of just 52 points per game across that period.

Luke Beveridge’s side appear to lack the firepower to match motors with North Melbourne, who have fared much better in 2018. The Kangaroos have been the surprise packets. Many tipped them for the wooden spoon earlier in the year but they have won seven of 12 and sit in the top eight.

They come into this with fresh legs, having enjoyed the bye in Round 13. Prior to the break they went down to Geelong in Geelong by 37. They appear to have an advantage, particularly in the midfield against the injury ravaged Dogs.

Look for Shaun Higgins and Ben Cunnington to have an influence, while Todd Goldstein should get on top in the ruck.

Ben Brown is another key player for the Kangas and leads the competition for goals scored this season with 35 majors.

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

IN: Morris, Dunkley, Adams, Naughton
OUT: Biggs, Webb, Macrae, Wood

North Melbourne Kangaroos:
B: Williams, Daw, Thompson
HB: Wright, Tarrant, Macmillan
C: Dumont, Jacobs, Hrovat
HF: Anderson, Wood, Atley
F: Simpkin, Brown, Ziebell
FOLL: Goldstein, Cunnington, Higgins
I/C: Ahern, Turner, Murphy, McDonald
EMG: Clarke, Morgan, Hartung, Zurhaar

IN: Hrovat, Anderson
OUT: Zurhaar, Hartung

AFL Footy Geelong Cats vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Streaming Free 2018 Online 09 June Week 12

June 8, 2018 by admin Leave a Comment

Australian Football League Live Geelong Cats vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Stream Free, AFL 2018 Regular Seasons Week 12 AFL Stream. Geelong Cats vs North Melbourne Kangaroos match will be kickoff at GMHBA Stadium, Geelong, VIC, Australia, Saturday 09 June 2018 online, 13:45 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

AFL Live Stream Free

Little separates the two sides over the course of 2018. Both have won seven of their 11 games to date but the Cats head in as favourites on the back of the home ground advantage, as well as their superior form in 2017.

Chris Scott’s side finished 3rd last year, while the Kangaroos narrowly missed the wooden spoon, finishing 15th. Scott takes on his twin brother, Brad, in the coaches box and both are in winning form.

Geelong claimed their Round 11 encounter against the Gold Coast Suns by 85 points and their big three- Gary Ablett, Joel Selwood and Patrick Dangerfield, combined for almost 100 possessions.

On the same weekend, North Melbourne defeated the competition’s other Queensland based side, Brisbane, by 54 points. The Kangaroos have proven to be the real surprise packets in 2018 and loom as serious challengers for a finals birth.

Their leading forward, Ben Brown, leads the competition for goals scored with 33 majors for the year, while Ben Cunnington and Shaun Higgins are among a host of others that have been in excellent form in 2018.

A win for either side will see them well poised with the bye approaching, while a loss will put them back with the pack in what shapes as another tight season.

It is unlikely that Geelong will make too many changes to their line up. Scott Selwood may be available to make his return. James Parsons and George Horlin-Smith are knocking on the door with good form in the VFL.

North Melbourne’s Jarrad Waite was a late withdrawal prior to the Brisbane game and remains in doubt. Ben McKay, Sam Durdin and Ryan Clarke will be considered for selection.

Geelong have won their past two against North Melbourne, including a thrilling one point victory the last time the two sides met, which was way back in Round 2 last year.

However, the Kangaroos won the three prior, including the 2014 Semi Final by six points. Geelong have won the past five clashes between the two sides at GMHBA Stadium. The Kangas scored at the venue in Round 5 of 2007, before the Cats went on to become the dominant side that season.

We can look forward to a close one. North Melbourne were able to win at an unfamiliar venue in the form of Perth Stadium a couple of weeks ago against Fremantle, but Geelong are a different kettle of fish. The Cats are often a confidence side and there should be no shortage of that after their effort last weekend. Take them to win in the 1-39 point bracket.

Players List:
CATS:
B: Aaron Black, Jake Kolodjashnij, Jed Bews
HB: Tom Stewart, Mark Blicavs, Zach Tuohy
C: Mitch Duncan, Joel Selwood, Jordan Cunico
HF: Tim Kelly, Wylie Buzza, Sam Menegola
F: Brandan Parfitt, Tom Hawkins, Jamaine Jones
FOLL: Rhys Stanley, Patrick Dangerfield, Gary Ablett
I/C: Lachie Fogarty, Jack Henry, Lincoln McCarthy, Jordan Murdoch
EMG: Ryan Abbott, Cory Gregson, James Parsons, Sam Simpson

NO CHANGE

KANGAROOS:
B: Marley Williams, Robbie Tarrant, Majak Daw
HB: Sam Wright, Scott Thompson, Jamie Macmillan
C: Trent Dumont, Ben Jacobs, Luke McDonald
HF: Kayne Turner, Mason Wood, Shaun Atley
F: Jy Simpkin, Ben Brown, Jack Ziebell
FOLL: Todd Goldstein, Ben Cunnington, Shaun Higgins
I/C: Paul Ahern, Billy Hartung, Tom Murphy, Cameron Zurhaar
EMG: Ryan Clarke, Alex Morgan, Ben McKay, Will Walker

IN: Cameron Zurhaar
OUT: Jed Anderson (injured)

North Melbourne Kangaroos vs Brisbane Lions Live Streaming Free 2018 Online AFL Footy 03 June

June 2, 2018 by admin Leave a Comment

Australian Football League Live North Melbourne Kangaroos vs Brisbane Lions Live Stream Free, AFL 2018 Regular Seasons Week 11 AFL Stream. North Melbourne Kangaroos vs Brisbane Lions match will be kickoff at Etihad Stadium, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, Sunday 03 June 2018 online, 13:10 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

AFL Live Stream

The Roos swung the axe at selection, dropping Bastinac, Wright and Jacobs replacing them with Robin Nahas, Ben Brown and Mason Wood. The Lions omitted talented midfielder James Aish whilst veterans Tom Rockliff and Daniel Merrett will miss with injury. They added Matt Maguire, Michael Close and Zac O’Brien to replace them.

The Kangaroos rank last in kicks, second last in disposals, and third last in points following round 1. The Lions ranked fourth in contested possessions and third in clangers following their loss to Collingwood.

North Melbourne and the Lions have met 30 times with the Lions leading 15-14 with one draw. The Kangaroos have won four of the last six matches between the two teams. Since 2010, North is 5-3 (3-5 against the line) vs Brisbane. North Melbourne has won their last four of their last five games against Brisbane at Etihad Stadium by an average of 31 points. North Melbourne was 6-1 both head to head and against the line following a loss in 2014.

Who knows what North Melbourne side will front up today. They responded very well following a loss last season and will no doubt be primed to get their first win for the year. The Lions are a plucky side with a promising midfield, albeit without Rockliff and Aish, though they are severely undersized down back and lack real firepower in attack. North should bounce back in fine style.

Players List:
KANGAROOS:
B: Williams, Tarrant, Macmillan
HB: Atley, Thompson, McDonald
C: Ziebell, Jacobs, Dumont
HF: Turner, Waite, Simpkin
F: Wood, Brown, Higgins
FOLL: Goldstein, Cunnington, Anderson
I/C: Daw, Ahern, Wright, Hartung
EMG: Hrovat, Durdin, Murphy, Zurhaar

IN: Daw, Ahern
OUT: Clarke, Durdin

LIONS:
B: Hodge, Andrews, Gardiner
HB: Rich, Cutler, Witherden
C: Taylor, Robinson, Zorko
HF: Rayner, Hipwood, McCluggage
F: Christensen, McStay, Cameron
FOLL: Martin, Berry, D.Beams
I/C: Robertson, McInerney, Bailey, Lester
EMG: Keays, Bell, Walker, Mayes

IN: Keays, Bell, Walker, Mayes, Lester
OUT: Eagles

AFL Footy Fremantle Dockers vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Streaming 27 May 2018 Sunday Online

May 26, 2018 by admin Leave a Comment

Australian Football League Live Fremantle Dockers vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Stream Free, AFL 2018 Regular Seasons Week 10 AFL Stream. Fremantle Dockers vs North Melbourne Kangaroos match will be kickoff at Perth Stadium, Western Australia, Australia, Sunday 27 May 2018 online, 16:40 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

AFL Footy Live Stream

The final game of AFL Round 10 sees North Melbourne travel out west to take on the Fremantle Dockers on Sunday May 27.

The Perth Stadium encounter gets underway at 4.40PM AEST or 2.40PM local time and all the action can be seen on Fox Footy.

Fremantle currently sit in 12th position on the ladder with four wins to their credit, while North Melbourne are in 7th position with five wins.

Despite their inferior standing, the Dockers have been posted as slight favourites in the early head to head betting on the back of the home ground advantage at Perth Stadium. They have won all four games at the venue against interstate opposition, with their only loss at the new stadium coming against West Coast in Round 6.

North Melbourne have been the surprise packets in 2018 and come off a comfortable 43 point win over the GWS Giants at Hobart in Tassie.

Ben Brown continued his great form in that encounter by kicking five goals and leads in the race for the Coleman Medal with 31 majors for the year. The Kangaroos certainly have the firepower to take it up to Fremantle and have booted more goals across the course of the year, while they are also stronger at winning the contested possession.

Brad Scott’s side rank 4th in this area, while the Dockers are 16th. Ben Cunnington has been one of the stars and the likes of Jed Anderson are playing some much improved footy.

Fremantle should have a small advantage in the ruck with Aaron Sandilands going head to head with Todd Goldstein, while another key player for the home side is Nathan Fyfe. The early Brownlow Medal favourite may find himself up against one of the best taggers in the game, Ben Jacobs, however, he needs to prove his fitness before Sunday.

Players List:
Fremantle Dockers:
B: Johnson, Ryan, A.Pearce
HB: Blakely, Wilson, Tucker
C: S.Hill, Fyfe, Langdon
HF: Neale, Cox, Banfield
F: Brayshaw, McCarthy, Ballantyne
FOLL: Sandilands, Mundy, Walters
I/C: D.Pearce, Hamling, Matera, Cerra
EMG: Giro, Kersten, Sheridan, Nyhuis

IN: S.Hill, D.Pearce
OUT: Crowden, Nyhuis

North Melbourne Kangaroos:
B: McDonald, Tarrant, Williams
HB: Macmillan, Thompson, Hartung
C: Higgins, Jacobs, Ziebell
HF: Turner, Dumont, Simpkin
F: Waite, Brown, Wood
FOLL: Goldstein, Cunnington, Anderson
I/C: Clarke, Atley, Wright, Durdin
EMG: Garner, Hrovat, Davies-Uniacke, Zurhaar

IN: Durdin
OUT: Daw

AFL Football North Melbourne Kangaroos vs GWS Giants Live Streaming Free 19 May 2018 Online

May 18, 2018 by admin Leave a Comment

Australian Football League Live North Melbourne Kangaroos vs GWS Giants Live Stream Free, AFL 2018 Regular Seasons Week 09 AFL Stream. North Melbourne Kangaroos vs GWS Giants match will be kickoff at Blundstone Arena stadium, Bellerive, Australia, Saturday 19 May 2018 online, 13:45 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

AFL Football Live Stream

One of the key games of AFL Round 9 will be when North Melbourne take on the GWS Giants at Blundstone Arena in Hobart on Saturday May 19.

The 1.45PM encounter pits 9th (GWS) against 10th (North) and little separates the two sides in the early head to head betting. All the action can be seen live on Fox Footy.

Early season predictions placed the Giants as one of the premiership fancies, while many tipped North as a wooden spoon candidate. After a number of surprise results both sides sit with four wins from eight and this represents a real fork in the road type of game.

North Melbourne pushed the premiers, Richmond, in Round 8, going down by 10 points, while the week before they defeated Sydney in Sydney by two points.

GWS have won just one of their past four as they battle form and a host of injuries to key players. Last weekend they went down to West Coast at Spotless Stadium by 25 points and the week prior they were no match for Geelong in Geelong, dropping that clash by 61 points. The Giants have won just one of three interstate games this year.

With the likes of Josh Kelly, Brett Deledio and Tom Scully all out injured, the expansion club have relied heavily on Callan Ward, Stephen Coniglio and Lachie Whitfield. That trio should help the Giants find plenty of the the footy on the weekend but their coach, Leon Cameron, will need to find a way to sort out his sides goal kicking woes. They have lacked system when heading forward and have booted just 12 goals in the last two weeks.

There have been no such issues at North Melbourne’s end of the ground, with Ben Brown leading the charge on the goalkicking table this year, booting 26 goals. He will be one of the keys for the Roos, as will Ben Cunnington, Shaun Higgins and Sam Jacobs. Cunnington picked up 38 disposals in the loss to Richmond last weekend, while Jacobs blanketed Richmond’s Dustin Martin. Expect him to tag one of the Giants ball winners.

At stake in this game is a positive win-loss record and a spot in the top eight at the conclusion of the round. The winner will be 5-4, while the loser will be 4-5. GWS, who were as short as $1.08 in most markets at the start of the year to make the top four and can probably kiss their hopes goodbye of featuring in that bracket at seasons end if they miss out here.

Players List:
North Melbourne Kangaroos:
B: Wright, Tarrant, Williams
HB: Macmillan, Thompson, Clarke
C: McDonald, Jacobs, Dumont
HF: Simpkin, Wood, Ziebell
F: Waite, Brown, Higgins
FOLL: Goldstein, Cunnington, Anderson
I/C: Daw, Atley, Turner, Hartung
EMG: Hrovat, Ahern, McKay, Zurhaar

Unchanged

GWS Giants:
B: Tomlinson, Corr, Haynes
HB: Finlayson, Mohr, Shaw
C: Cumming, Shiel, Whitfield
HF: Langdon, Cameron, Hopper
F: Reid, Himmelberg, Ward
FOLL: Lobb, Coniglio, Griffen
I/C: Keeffe, Lloyd, Perryman, Taranto
EMG: Bonar, Patton, Simpson, Buckley

IN: Mohr, Perryman
OUT: Davis, de Boer

AFL North Melbourne Kangaroos vs Richmond Tigers Live Streaming 2018 Free 13 May Sunday

May 13, 2018 by admin Leave a Comment

AFL Live North Melbourne Kangaroos vs Richmond Tigers Streaming Free 2018 Regular Seasons week 08 match will be kick off at The Etihad Stadium, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Sunday 13 April 2018 online, 13:10 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

AFL Live Streaming

One of the big games of AFL Round 8 will be when North Melbourne take on the Richmond Tigers at Etihad Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

The 1.10PM encounter pits the top side, Richmond, up against the improving Kangaroos and the action can be seen on Fox Footy.

Can North Melbourne do the unthinkable and knock over Richmond? The Kangaroos have been the surprise packets this season, performing above expectations and have won four of their seven games, including a Round 7 thriller against Sydney at the SCG by two points.

However, Richmond look a class above their rivals at the moment and sit on top position of the ladder, winning six of seven, including their past five. The Tigers were far too good for Fremantle at the MCG last weekend, winning that clash by 77 points.

A highlight of the premiers performances this season has been their pressure, which was a feature of their success in 2017. They have limited the scoring ability of their opposition again in 2017 and are conceding just 68 points per game, the fewest of any side in the competition.

The Tigers also rank on top for points per game. Jack Riewoldt, Jason Castagna, Dustin Martin and Josh Caddy all feature in the top 20 for individual goals scored and that quartet are just a number of players that the Roos will need to be mindful of curtailing.

North Melbourne may enjoy an advantage at winning the hitouts, as well as the contested possessions and clearances. But to score an upset they will need massive games from Ben Brown and Mason Wood, just to name a few. Brown is the competition’s leading goal kicker, while Wood was a revelation last weekend, booting four agains the Swans.

Players List:
North Melbourne Kangaroos:
B: Wright, Tarrant, Williams
HB: Macmillan, Thompson, Clarke
C: Hartung, Ziebell, Dumont
HF: Atley, Wood, Anderson
F: Waite, Brown, Higgins
FOLL: Goldstein, Cunnington, Jacobs
I/C: Simpkin, McDonald, Turner, Clarke
Emerg: Ahern, Hrovat, Davies-Uniacke, Zurhaar

IN: Waite, Daw
OUT: Vickers-Willis, Zurhaar

Richmond Tigers:
B: Rance, Astbury, Grimes
HB: Houli, Broad, Vlastuin
C: Lloyd, Cotchin, McIntosh
HF: Castagna, Caddy, Townsend
F: Edwards, Riewoldt, Butler
FOLL: Nankervis, Lambert, Martin
I/C: Higgins, Graham, Short, Conca
Emerg: B.Ellis, Miles, Soldo, Garthwaite

IN: Cotchin
OUT: Prestia