Round 14 Preview

The Saints have won their last two matches, including a strong victory against the Gold Coast Suns, and will be looking to cause an upset on Friday night.

While the Saints are the underdogs and the Lions may walk away with the victory, expect a low-scoring game at The Gabba.

The Bulldogs may have lost their last match, but the win over Collingwood will still be on their minds, and they will enter the match as favourites.

While the Bulldogs should emerge with the four points, don’t put it past Dockers’ Josh Treacy to be a menace in the opposing forward 50 for Fremantle.

The Hawks are one of the most in-form teams of the competition at the moment and don’t look like losing when they take the field. This should be no different in Dustin Martin’s 300th match.

Destined to score at least one goal on the weekend, veteran Dustin Martin will take the field for his 300th game this weekend and will be eager to produce some of the highlights that we have all come to know.

The Sydney Swans are on top of the AFL ladder, and for good reason. At the moment, no team has been able to match-up with the Swans. The Crows have also continued to struggle this season and the match could turn into a hefty demolition.

Errol Gulden is coming off a Man of the Match Performance last week against the Geelong Cats. He has also not looked like slowing down and will be in for another consistent showing.

Although North Melbourne recorded their first win of the season last week, they will prove no match for Collingwood at all.

The Kangaroos are widely predicted to lose by a large margin, however, a cheeky bet on them winning shouldn’t go unnoticed as stranger things have happened in the AFL competition. Could the Kangaroos produce an upset?

Another interesting match-up this week is the game between the Giants and Power. Although it may be hard to find a definitive winner, it’s easy to see Jesse Hogan light up the home stadium.

The Giants have struggled recently to open the scoring with a goal and have instead scored a behind rather than a goal to open up the match.