AFL Round 15 – Tips and Preview

The Geelong Cats are missing some key players, such as Bailey Smith and Tom Stewart, but even so, they remain experienced and will be looking to pull off an upset as the underdogs.

In his last match, Patrick Dangerfield racked up 30 disposals. With no Bailey Smith in the side, expect him to attend more centre ball-ups and get more time in the midfield when he can rack up possessions with ease.

Kicking thee goals last week against the Kangaroos, Mabior Chol is primed to repeat the exact same thing and has been in terrific form in the forward 50 at the moment.

With no Jack Gunston this week due to a foot injury, the Hawks will need to rely on another primary target in their forward 50. Enter small forward Nick Watson, who manages to always find the ball in his hands.

The Melbourne Demons don’t have a great record against teams based outside of Victoria and are 0-8 in their last interstate games.

Adelaide star Josh Rachele has kicked ten goals in his last ten matches, which included booting an incredible four in his last outing.

In what is expected to be a free-flowing contest, the two teams are set to put together multiple goals at each end of the park, and this is likely to see the score go above the total scoreline market.

The GWS Giants have not been playing their best footy over the past few weeks. This allows Carlton the opportunity to win the game outright and defeat their opponents.

Jason Horne-Francis has kicked eight goals in his last three matches and has arguable found the best form o his season.

The Collingwood Magpies enter the match as clear favourites and are unstoppable when competing at their home venue, the Melbourne Cricket Ground, against interstate sides.

Nine out of Richmond’s last ten matches have undergone the total scoreline market, so you can expect something similar to happen this weekend.

Richmond boasts a poor record at the MCG and the Kangaroos should capitalise on this with an easy victory. Winning two of their last three games, a victory for North Melbourne will further increase their finals chances.

The Saints turned around a three-match losing streak with a win over the GWS Giants last week and they could keep their winning form going as they take on the Western Bulldogs.

Cooper Sharman looked the goods last week when he booted a bag of four goals and his form continues to shine.