AFL Round 11 – Tips and Preview

Nine of Hawthorn’s last ten matches have gone under the total match score line so expect much of the same this round.

Josh Battle has been tremendous in the midfield in the past few weeks, having recorded 24, 22, 24 and 29 possessions in his last four outings

Nate Caddy has kicked ten goals in his last four AFL matches and the Bombers star should make easy work of the inconsistent Richmond defence.

Surprisingly, Darcy Parish is one of the favourites to claim the Yiokken Award. Parish has done everything for the Bombers and hasn’t had fewer than 23 touches in his past five matches.

The Dockers look like genuine AFL premiership contenders, having recently defeated the likes of Hawthorn and Essendon. Now they have the Saints in their sights who have been incredibly inconsistent.

Jye Amiss has kicked 13 goals in his past five matches including three of these games being with three or more goals.

The Gold Coast Suns may not have the best record when playing in Melbourne, but after winning their last three games, they should prove too much for the Kangaroos.

Ned Moyle was amazing for the Suns last week with three goals to his name. With more attention set to be paid to Ben King, Moyle could flourish again this week.

In what is likely to be the ‘Match of the Round’, the clash could go either way but we are going with the outsiders to try and get more bang for your buck.

After scoring just two goals in his last two matches, Charlie Curnow could bounce back for the Swans as he always manages to show up against good opposition.

Celebrating Scott Pendlebury’s record-breaking match, it’s hard to go past the Collingwood Magpies this weekend who should have n trouble getting past and putting multiple goals on the Eagles.

In his record-breaking match, it’s hard to go past experienced veteran midfielder Scott Pendlebury, who is bound to get the ball on multiple occasions and have several shots on goal.

Kane Farrell is no stranger to kicking goals for Port Adelaide, having scored two goals in his last four matches, including one last week against the Suns.

Corey Durdin has seven goals in his last five matches for the Port Adelaide Power, easing some of the stress on fellow forward teammate Mitch Georgiades.

Logan Morris has been a key piece of the Lions forward line and has secured 15 goals from his last five matches.

The Brisbane Lions are tough to predict this season, but the reigning premiers should make light work of their opponents as they attempt to bounce back from an embarrassing loss to Geelong.

With the Western Bulldogs under extreme low confidence at the moment, the Demons could very easily put the game away in the opening quarter and not lose their lead for the remainder of the contest.

Jacob van Rooyen has scored nine goals from his last three matches and it wouldn’t be a surprise for him to do the same this weekend.