AFL Round 12 continues on Friday with a standalone fixture that pits the new Blues against the red-hot Cats. The Cats are arguably the form team of the competition at the moment and will start as the clear favourites, yet it’s the Blues who have dominated this matchup in recent years.
Round 12 in the AFL is the first of the mid-season bye rounds and it kicks off on Thursday night with St Kilda vs Hawthorn at Marvel Stadium. The Hawks will start as the clear favourites and will welcome back stars Jack Gunston and Will Day from injury.
It's shaping to be a very exciting Brownlow count with a number of players in genuine contention to win half-way through the season. Check out our Brownlow votes for Round 11 action here!
AFL Round 12 is the first of the mid-season byes and this week there are four teams having the round off. Still, with seven games on the cards there is plenty to look forward to. We bring you our best bets here!
AFL Round 11 comes to a close on Sunday afternoon at Marvel Stadium as the Western Bulldogs host the Melbourne Demons. The injury-depleted Bulldogs are licking their wounds at the moment. and it won’t get any easier as they take on one of the form sides of the competition.
Sunday afternoon footy heads to ENGIE Stadium with both GWS and Brisbane desperate to respond after disappointing losses in Round 10. Check out our preview and betting tips for the clash here
Saturday night action in AFL Round 11 will take place in the City of Churches with Port Adelaide hosting Carlton. Neither of these teams have had the season’s they would’ve liked thus far, but this marks a great chance to secure four valuable premiership points.
Saturday afternoon at the MCG will revolve around one man as Scott Pendlebury breaks the all-time VFL/AFL games record, surpassing Brent Harvey with his 433rd career appearance. Check out our preview and tips for Pies vs Eagles here
Saturday twilight football sees the game of the round as ladder leaders Sydney head down to Geelong to take on the Cats. It’s a top four clash between two of the best teams in the league, who will come out on top?
North Melbourne will be looking to bounce back from an embarrassing loss when they host the Suns on Saturday afternoon. Gold Coast will be looking to establish themselves in the top four and extend their winning streak to four games.
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