St Kilda v Carlton St Kilda to win @ 1.47 The Saints have won three of their last five, losing their last two to the Power and Eagles, two top eight teams. Max King’s 6 goal-haul wasn;t enough at the end against the Eagles, nor were the solid midfield displays by Jones (32 disposals), Hill
Port Adelaide v Collingwood Port Adelaide HT/FT Double @ 1.55 The Power got back to their winning ways over the weekend with a 13 point win over St Kilda, putting them back into the top 4 with wins in 4 of their last 5 games. Ollie Wines (36 disposals, 11 clearances, 1 goal) continued his
Fremantle v Geelong Geelong -2.5 @ 1.88 The Cats haven’t been respected by the odds here, and it’s hard to see why considering they are one of the in-form teams of the competition, winning 8 of their last 9 including scalps against Port Adelaide and the Bulldogs in that period. They will lose key players
Port Adelaide v Melbourne Port Adelaide to win @ 1.71 The Power seem to have regained some form following their 21-point defeat at the hands of the Cats, winning three in a row by an average of 5 goals. Ollie Wines continued his rampage into Brownlow contention with a 43 disposal, 14 clearance game along
Hawthorn v Port Adelaide Port Adelaide HT/FT Double @ 1.60 Ever since the bye, Hawthorn have played at a much more competitive level then was seen as the start of the year, winning two of their last three against both Sydney teams, and losing by just over two goals to Essendon. Their Brownlow medalist Tom
Geelong v Western Bulldogs Geelong Cats HT-FT Double @ 1.95 The Cats have been on an absolute tear of late after a sub-par start. They have now won 7 of their last 8 matches (including their last 5), and with Dangerfield returning last week and Guthrie set to return this week, they are fully healthy
Sydney Swans v St Kilda St Kilda +19.5 @ 1.88 The Swans have strung together some solid performances the last five weeks, being competitive against the top-tier teams in Melbourne and Geelong aswell as Fremantle at Optus, losing by 9 points or less, whilst also getting wins against sides that they were favourites against in
Western Bulldogs v Melbourne Demons Melbourne 1-39 @ 2.58 This is perhaps the clash of the season thus far, with both teams sitting at a record of 9-1 and playing incredible football. The Bulldogs one loss came against Richmond at the MCG, but they have bounced back well and have looked almost unstoppable at times
Brisbane v Richmond Richmond +16.5 @1.86 Richmond have been very hot and cold heading into round 10, much due to the raft of injuries at Tigerland, but they notched a much needed win last weekend against the Giants off the back of a match-winning goal by Daniel Rioli. It was an impressive win after trailing
St Kilda v Geelong Geelong to win @ 1.35 The Cats have been a dominant force in the last month, winning three of their last four, including a 97 point win over the Eagles and a 63 point win over Geelong. Cameron looks to have been a massive pick-up, gathering 22 disposals and 4 goals
