1. Bryce Gibbs starred when these clubs met in round seven, finishing with 30 disposals and three goals. The Blues had 36 more disposals and won the inside 50s 57-46. Magpies skipper Scott Pendlebury had 34 touches and Alex Fasolo kicked four goals.
2. Carlton is the worst centre clearance team this season, averaging only 10.5 a game. But Collingwood is only marginally better, ranked 14th with 12 a match.
3. Carlton's win in round seven was its first over Collingwood since round 15, 2012. The Magpies had won the previous six matches and have not lost successive clashes against the Blues since 2012.
4. The teams have played 67 times at the MCG, with the Blues winning 36 to the Magpies' 31. Carlton is two wins from three games at the MCG this season.
5. The Blues are the worst contested possession team this season, averaging 130.7 a game. The Magpies have averaged 144 a match.
6. In his first season as a Magpie Adam Treloar has risen to No. 20 overall in the Schick AFL Player Ratings after starting the season at No. 27. He is the second-ranked Collingwood midfielder behind his skipper Scott Pendlebury.
2. Carlton is the worst centre clearance team this season, averaging only 10.5 a game. But Collingwood is only marginally better, ranked 14th with 12 a match.
3. Carlton's win in round seven was its first over Collingwood since round 15, 2012. The Magpies had won the previous six matches and have not lost successive clashes against the Blues since 2012.
4. The teams have played 67 times at the MCG, with the Blues winning 36 to the Magpies' 31. Carlton is two wins from three games at the MCG this season.
5. The Blues are the worst contested possession team this season, averaging 130.7 a game. The Magpies have averaged 144 a match.
6. In his first season as a Magpie Adam Treloar has risen to No. 20 overall in the Schick AFL Player Ratings after starting the season at No. 27. He is the second-ranked Collingwood midfielder behind his skipper Scott Pendlebury.
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