Round 11 Preview

The Bulldogs may have won their last two matches in fine form, but the Sydney Swans are the in-form team of the competition at the moment and will be hard to defeat.

With the Swans being one of the best teams in the competition, a key piece of their success has been forward Will Hayward.

Michael Walters may be getting older but that doesn’t mean he still doesn’t possess the skill to score the opening goal of the match in front of the home fans.

It’s hard to understand how the Magpies are considered outsiders heading into the match having won their past three matches and are still the defending premiers. They are a steal for this week.

The Power can be expected to deliver an onslaught to the Kangaroos from the opening bounce of the match and will easily beat them by a score than more than 40.

While unlikely, it could easily be seen that the match will include a significant amount of goals, especially considering how poor the defense of the North Melbourne Kangaroos has been in recent weeks.

Although they are considered outsiders and will travel away from home to Melbourne, the Gold Coast Suns have a chance to pull off an upset this weekend and are at good odds.

No matter what the end result of the clash between the two teams will be, a close encounter is expected and will likely fall under the total score market.

After missing last week due to concussion protocols, Cats forward Jeremy Cameron will return this week to take on his former team.

Geelong and GWS are the two most out-of-form teams at the moment, and both will be looking to claim the four points this weekend. In the past three matches at GMHBA Stadium, the Giants have been able to pull off upsets every time.

The Bombers are coming off two victories in consecutive weeks and have finally found their season-best form. On the other hand, the Tigers struggles have continued.

Although Richmond hasn’t been able win as many games as they would have liked, midfielder Dion Prestia has still been able to rack up multiple disposals week in, week out.

While Charlie Cameron hasn’t found the form this year that he had last season, the medium-sized forward has still be able to find his name on the goal scoresheet with ease.

The Brisbane Lions may be the better team on paper, but the Hawks have had some strong showings in recent weeks, especially in the first half against quality opponents.

One of the lead contributors for the Demons this season has been midfielder Christian Petracca. A consistent performer, the experienced veteran will be looking to rack up the possessions.

After a disappointing loss to the Eagles last weekend, the Melbourne Demons will be eager to bounce-back this weekend in a strong performance against the Saints.

While the West Coast Eagles may have stunned the Demons last weekend, it isn’t expected that they will pull off another this weekend.

It’s hard to get off the Harley Reid train! After booting two magnificent goals last weekend, Reid can be expected to do the same the round and has emerged himself as one of the best first-year players in the last decade.