AFL Round 20 – Tips and Preview

Since 2014, 14 of 18 games between these teams have gone under the total match score, including each of the last seven.

Collingwood has conceded four 35-plus-touch hauls to half-backs this year, the equal-worst in the competition. Meanwhile, Wayne Milera has hit 34 twice this season, so 35 is well within range.

Jacon van Rooyen has kicked 16 goals in his past four matches and hasn’t been letting the Demons down in the forward 50.

Harrison Petty had only two tackles against North Melbourne, but he looked much better when recording nine tackles against Richmond. This was the second time in his last four games that he has recorded eight or more tackles.

Josh Treacy has been excellent as of late, recording ten goals from his last three matches. He will look to make it four straight games with at least three goals or more.

Six of the last seven games between Fremantle and West Coast have gone over the total score line.

Mitch McGovern has been a solid player for Carlton in recent weeks, having kicked seven goals from his last four games.

George Hewett has kicked five goals from his last five games, including back-to-back matches with at least two goals or more.

Fresh off extending a new contract, veteran forward Jack Gunston will look to make his mark on the contest with at least three or more goals.

Hawthorn are the clear favourites, but expect the match result not to be as big as many expect it to be. Expect the Bombers to put up a big fight in the match.

Stephen Coniglio has a goal in three of his last four games for GWS so we’re expecting him to score here.

Toby Greene has 10 goals from his last five games, and he could keep GWS close in the first half.

Richmond is 0-11 in its last 11 road games at Marvel Stadium, and it’s hard to see that record being turned around any time soon.

Matthew Kennedy had a breakout performance for the Bulldogs last week, kicking three goals, and he will look to keep that momentum going this weekend.

Logan Morris has kicked 12 goals in his past five matches for the Brisbane Lions.

Kai Lohmann is enjoying a good period of goal-kicking form after posting 14 goals from his last four games.

Playing North Melbourne could be the recipe for success for the Saints who are 6-0 in its last six matches against the Kangaroos.

Cooper Sharman has booted nine goals in his last four matches and is set to be given a ton of opportunities to score this weekend.