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Both Adelaide and Collingwood are set for multiple changes for the clubs’ defining top four clash.AFL Team Tips! FOX FOOTY, available on Kayo Sports, is the only place to watch every match of every round in the 2025 Toyota AFL Premiership Season LIVE in 4K, with no ad-breaks during play.
New to Kayo?WHAT'S GAMBLING REALLY COSTING YOU? Set a deposit limit. For Free and confidential support call 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au.Thankfully, amid a season of debilitating injuries, the Bombers walked out of GMHBA Stadium last Friday night with little injury worries. Promising mid-season drafteerolled ankle late in the contest, but from all reports has avoided any serious injury concerns. Still, May is expected to miss this week. Youngsterhad a quiet outing, and was left worse for wear after Dylan Shiel pushed Mark O’Connor into him, before being subbed out at the final break. Meanwhilepushed his case for a recall with 22 disposals, nine intercept possessions and three contested marks against the Cats’ reserves.It was a win by the barest of margins for the Saints, who may make changes after Richmond didn’t allow them to play the way they wanted to for the majority of the match.was subbed out of the game at half-time after finishing as one of the Saints’ two lowest-rated players for the afternoon, replaced byyear from hell has taken another turn; ruled out for the remainder of the season after breaking his collarbone at VFL level on Saturday night. Dow was an emergency for the Richmond fixture. In the reserves,each had 35 disposals and combined for 18 clearances in Sandringham’s loss. Angus Hastie responded to his omission by collecting 26 possessions, whileIt was really dicey for a while there, but in dramatic circumstances, the Dockers ticked off another win. They got through unscathed. Small forwardspot could come under threat after being subbed out of the game, finishing as Fremantle’s lowest-rated player in 47 per cent time on ground. Veteran star— who announced on Monday he’d be retiring at season’s end — returned to the senior side in the sub role he’s made his own in recent times for the Dockers. Expect him to continue in that capacity, as long as his body keeps holding up.It was a costly loss for the Lions last Saturday, with their spot in the finals altogether now in some jeopardy. They lost reliable defenderpre-game to hamstring awareness, and there’s not yet an indication as to whether he’ll miss additional time. Butspot could come under threat after three disposals in 61 per cent time on ground, while out-of-form forward Charlie Cameron was Brisbane’s lowest-rated player after going goalless with one score involvement in 75 per cent game-time.GOLD COAST SUNS v GWS GIANTSDespite a Blues threat, the Suns won in professional circumstances last Saturday, and you don’t get the sense Damien Hardwick will make too much unforced change amid a stretch of four wins in their past five games. Butwas tactically subbed out after managing one effective kick in 64 per cent game time and finishing among the Suns’ three lowest-rated players.kicked just one goal from six disposals in the VFL and should find it hard to break back into the senior side ahead of an ever-increasingly likely maiden finals campaign.After what was a necessary return to form against North Melbourne on Sunday, the Giants face a much bigger challenge in a must-win clash with Gold Coast on the road. The big watch will be onhealth after the Coleman medallist was managed last Sunday with his ongoing foot issue, with Adam Kingsley unable confirm whether or not the star forward would be available. It appears the Giants are set to be withouttoo in a cruel blow, with AFL Media’s Josh Gabelich reporting the gun recruit suffered a hamstring setback against North. The Giants’ reserves had a bye at the weekend.It was a gallant fightback by the Blues, and there were a couple of surprise performers as coach Michael Voss continues to see what he has with this list.was arguably best on ground for Carlton, finishing as the highest-rated player of both sides with four goals from 16 disposals and seven score involvements. Young midfielderwas also impressive while running with Gold Coast skipper Noah Anderson. Not only did Lord quell Anderson’s impact, the young Blue notched 24 disposals, seven score involvements and seven clearances himself.is pressing his case for a long-awaited senior return in the final fortnight of the Blues’ season, having kicked 1.3 from 25 disposals and nine marks in the VFL side’s win at the weekend.could be made available for match action after his foot injury, but you sense the Blues will be extra conservative with their star midfield, given their club is playing for nothing.It was an excruciating defeat for the Power, but it was a gallant effort following a pair of beltings. There were four changes for the clash, with— who was a test coming in — at the weekend again fell victim to injury, subbed out with a calf issue as the rest of his season appears in doubt. Jones should straight back in for Lukosius. Otherwise, withstood up in the SANFL with an epic stat line of 30 disposals, two goals, 15 hitouts and 17 clearances. It could put Finlayson in the frame to return to the senior side as a potential replacement for, though you sense the club would be keen to keep developing the young key forward. It’s also possible Port could opt to manage some players for the trip to Melbourne, then throw everything at Ken Hinkley’s final game back home in Round 23 against Gold Coast.As strong a performance as Hawthorn has produced this season in a domination of Collingwood, so don’t expect many, if any, changes.The Dees were brave in taking the Western Bulldogs all the way in Topy Chaplin’s first game are caretaker coach. But could come in the mix for a recall after strong VFL outings, but you sense Chaplin will largely stick with his mix after such a competitive hit-out against a quality opponent.The Crows could be forced to make two changes for their huge top four showdown with Collingwood after only narrowly edging West Coast. , who was the sub against West Coast, and Zac Taylor might also be vulnerable at selection, depending on how many changes Matthew Nicks and company needs to make. getting struck down in the first minute of the team’s heavy loss to Hawthorn and another disruption to Craig McRae’s back six. Help could be on the way at the other end of the ground though, with in line to return for the must-win game against Adelaide to keep Collingwood’s top four hopes alive. How the Pies go about replacing Howe will be crucial coming against Adelaide’s high-octane attack with three key forwards.would appear to be the obvious inclusion, but they could also opt to recall Mason Cox to help shore them up ahead of the ball and movemight be due for a spell too after struggling to impact when he came on as sub against the Hawks.suffered a concussion in North’s loss to GWS in the only forced change for Alastair Clarkson’s side. Harderman will be replaced bydid his chances of a recall no harm with 22 disposals and 10 tackles in the VFL ahead of a clash with the Tigers where North can jump them in 16th place on the ladder with a win.Back to the drawing board for Adem Yze after a narrow loss to St Kilda and a game the Tigers arguably should’ve won. There were questions as to whether unusedhad one of his least impactful games of the season, managing just two effective kicks in 82 per cent game-time to finish as the side’s lowest-rated player., who was ‘managed’ last Thursday but was named an emergency for the Saints clash, should come back into calculations for Saturday’s Hobart bout.is nearing a long-awaited return to senior action, having been named as an emergency for the St Kilda clash. But the other emergency from last Saturday,, who was omitted for the Saints fixture, suffered what’s anticipated to be a season-ending elbow injury in the VFL. But in a positive development from the reserves’ win, swingmanBrodie Grundy succumbing to delayed concussion after initially being deemed OK following an incident late in last Saturday’s win. The star ruckman will miss against Geelong after entering concussion protocols, andwas subbed out of the game tactically after failing to register an effective kick in 46 per cent game time to finish among the Swans’ three lowest-rated players. The Swans had a VFL bye at the weekend, but was subbed out of the clash. Assuming Henry didn’t suffer a serious setback, Martin coming back into the 23 should be the only change for Chris Scott’s side as it looks to consolidate its spot in the top two. would at least give the match selection committee something to think about, but don’t expect Geelong to get cute ahead of the club’s biggest test in some time. has put together a strong block of form in the VFL and should also be in the mix to make his debut, whilemiss the remainder of the season as the Eagles will be forced to replace the co-captain following a competitive clash with Adelaide where Andrew McQualter’s side took the ladder leaders all the way. The likes of played out the game under duress in a watch for the week ahead on the training track. Harry Edwards will be in the mix to return from a foot issue, while
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