AFL Round 14 – Tips and Preview

Western Bulldogs star Rhylee West has been in great form, kicking a goal in six consecutive matches.

Both teams have been in outstanding form as of late but the Western Bulldogs have managed to win four of their past six games against the Adelaide Crows.

Geelong midfielder has racked up 30 or more possessions in 11 of his last 12 games, and runs around the ground freely, allowing him to get disposals with ease.

The Gold Coast Suns are the second-worst team defending small forwards, meaning Shaun Mannagh is likely to have a field day this week and when he gets hot, he gets very hot.

Nate Caddy is the primary attacking threat for the Bombers and has kicked nine goals in his five matches. After ending his streak of 2+ goal games last week, he will look to get back on track.

After defeating the Magpies earlier in the week, it’s hard to go past the Melbourne Demons, but expect their opponents to give them a run for their money and continually remain in the contest throughout the four quarters.

Colby McKercher has been averaging around the 20+ disposals mark recently so don’t be surprised if his consistent form continues again this week.

After being demolished by the Dockers, the North Melbourne Kangaroos will look to return to their best and deliver a strong showing against a depleted Eagles outfit that struggles outside of Western Australia.

It’s hard to predict what Charlie Curnow can do on a week-to-week basis, but he should have every chance to kick at least the goals against the Power this weekend.

Kicking five goals in his past two matches, Chad Warner has taken his game to a new level recently which saw him kick three against the Tigers and two goals against the Saints.

Expect a massive win from the Lions this week as they attempt to get their season back on track against an underwhelming Richmond Tigers side.

Logan Morris kicked a whopping seven goals last week and look to keep his fine form continuing this week with at least three or more goals as he faces off against Richmond

The Giants enter the match after back-to-back wins against Brisbane and Melbourne and will be eager to make it three in a row against the Saints in a blockbuster clash.

Liam Ryan has kicked eight goals in his last two matches – including a bag of five against the Swans – and is as red-hot as any other forward competing this weekend.