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Match preview: Collingwood v Fremantle - AFL

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1. The Dockers will be searching for four consecutive wins for the first time since rounds 16-19 last season. In the last three weeks they've tallied 55 goals to just 24 from their opponents. <br />
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2. Both sides have struggled to take the ball inside 50 this season – Collingwood is 12th, averaging 50.5, and is 15th for marks inside 50, while Freo is 14th for inside 50s and equal-last for marks inside 50.<br />
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3. Collingwood has dominated Fremantle at the MCG, winning six of their eight contests. The Pies have won the past four and the Dockers haven't beaten them at the venue since round 15, 2006.<br />
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4. Collingwood and Fremantle meet for the 27th time and the Magpies hold a 15-11 advantage. But the Dockers have won the past three – their equal-longest winning sequence against the Pies.<br />
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5. Reigning Brownlow medallist Nat Fyfe was the difference between the sides the last time they met, with 32 disposals and two goals, while Aaron Sandilands dominated the ruck with 50 hit-outs and 17 disposals – all handballs. However, both are sidelined with injury.<br />
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6. By virtue of his career-best 43 possessions (20 contested) in Freo's win over Port Adelaide, midfielder Michael Barlow has leapt from No.157 to No.136 in the Schick AFL Player Ratings. His all-time high ranking was 80th at the end of 2014. <br />
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Match preview: Collingwood v Fremantle - AFL

1. The Dockers will be searching for four consecutive wins for the first time since rounds 16-19 last season. In the last three weeks they...

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Match preview: Essendon v Hawthorn

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1. The Bombers' scoring troubles continue, with the club sitting last in the competition for points kicked (averaging only 59 a game). They have kicked fewer than 10 goals eight times.<br />
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2. Essendon and Hawthorn have played eight times at Etihad Stadium, with the Hawks winning five games to the Bombers' three. The Hawks have won 12 of their past 14 games at the venue. <br />
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3. The Hawks have been strong in clearances this season, ranking fourth in the competition with 39 a game. Jordan Lewis is ranked 11th in the competition with a total of 63. <br />
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4. The key numbers don't reflect well on Essendon. The Bombers are ranked last or second last after 11 games in marks inside 50, contested possessions, contested marks, clearances, centre clearances and inside-50 entries. <br />
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5. Paul Puopolo, Jack Gunston and Bradley Hill combined for 10 goals the last time these sides met, when Sam Mitchell gathered 32 disposals in Hawthorn's 38-point win.<br />
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6. Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti's form is reflected in the Schick AFL Player Ratings, with the running Dons defender ranked the best first-year player in the competition.<br />
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The top-up Bomber has impressed in the first half of the season in the backline, and might well remain at the club beyond 2016 given his form. But he faces a test this Friday night trying to contain Hawthorn's dangerous goalkickers in what will likely be wave after wave of forward-50 entries. <br />
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Match preview: Essendon v Hawthorn

1. The Bombers' scoring troubles continue, with the club sitting last in the competition for points kicked (averaging only 59 a game). T...

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Match preview: Geelong v Greater Western Sydney

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1. The Giants were too strong for the Cats in most areas in round two, winning the disposals (393-345), inside 50s (56-48), clearances (39-26) and contested possessions (148-126).<br />
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2. Geelong remains No.1 for marks inside 50, averaging 16.4 per game courtesy of Tom Hawkins, who is ranked second in the league with a total of 37.<br />
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3. The Giants are ranked last for tackles so far in 2016, averaging 62.3 per game, while the Cats are equal third in this area at 74.2 per match.<br />
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4. Geelong is undefeated from three games at Simonds Stadium this season, defeating the Brisbane Lions (69 points), Gold Coast (120) and West Coast (44).<br />
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5. This will be a contest between two of the higher scoring sides in 2016. The Giants are ranked second, averaging 109 points per game, and the Cats are fourth with 105 points per match.<br />
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6. Shane Mumford has continued his upward trend in the Schick AFL Player Ratings. The Giants' ruckman has climbed 86 places, from No.142 to No.56 overall, since round one.<br />
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Match preview: Geelong v Greater Western Sydney

1. The Giants were too strong for the Cats in most areas in round two, winning the disposals (393-345), inside 50s (56-48), clearances (39-2...

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Match preview: Adelaide v Greater Western Sydney

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THE SIX POINTS<br />
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1. Disillusioned forward Cam McCarthy booted four goals and Toby Greene added three for GWS the last time these teams played, while former Giant Adam Treloar had 35 disposals and Dylan Shiel 34. Taylor Walker and Eddie Betts kicked seven goals between them for the Crows.<br />
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2. This will be a battle between the two highest-scoring sides so far in 2016, with Adelaide ranked first averaging 113 points per game, just ahead of the Giants on 112 points.<br />
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3. Adelaide lost to the Giants for the first time in 2015; previously the Crows had dominated the head-to-head record, winning five consecutive games by an average margin of 87 points and kicking 147 points per game. <br />
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4. The Giants continue to be the number one clearance side in 2016 averaging 41.2 per game, and they’re also the number one centre clearance side, while Adelaide is equal third in that area.<br />
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5. GWS is yet to win at Adelaide Oval after losing two previous games at the venue. So far in 2016 the Giants are four wins from five games outside of Sydney.<br />
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Match preview: Adelaide v Greater Western Sydney

THE SIX POINTS 1. Disillusioned forward Cam McCarthy booted four goals and Toby Greene added three for GWS the last time these teams pla...

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Match preview: Essendon v Richmond

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THE SIX POINTS<br />
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1. The Bombers will need to lift their scoring if they're to beat the Tigers this week. Essendon is ranked last for points scored this season, averaging only 60 points a game.<br />
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2. This week will be the 198th meeting between the two clubs. Essendon has won 104 games to Richmond's 89, with four draws. Since 2012 it's five wins to three to the Tigers' way.  <br />
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3. The annual Dreamtime at the 'G was first played in 2006, with the 10 meetings split mostly in Essendon's favour. The Bombers have won six of the contests, and three of the last four.  <br />
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4. The Bombers have proved to be a high handballing side this year, ranking second in the competition (averaging 191 a game). The Tigers play in a contrasting style, averaging 159 handballs a game (ranking 15th).  <br />
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5. Richmond captain Trent Cotchin returned to the Tigers' line-up last week in brilliant touch, gathering a career-high 39 disposals (including 18 contested possessions). He had missed the previous two weeks with a fractured cheekbone. <br />
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6. Zach Merrett's ascent as a midfielder has been reflected in the Schick Official AFL Player Ratings. The Essendon youngster has jumped to No.122 on the overall list after starting the year ranked 151.<br />
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IT'S A BIG WEEK FOR … Michael Hartley. The Bombers defender has impressed in his first year at the club and will face another big challenge in the backline this year faced against Jack Riewoldt.<br />
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Match preview: Essendon v Richmond

THE SIX POINTS 1. The Bombers will need to lift their scoring if they're to beat the Tigers this week. Essendon is ranked last for poi...

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Match preview: Adelaide v Geelong

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LAST FIVE TIMES<br />
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R23, 2015, Geelong 17.17 (119) d Adelaide 11.14 (80) at Simonds Stadium<br />
R1, 2014, Geelong 18.11 (119) d Adelaide 12.9 (81) at Simonds Stadium<br />
R17, 2013, Adelaide 14.10 (94) d Geelong 14.8 (92) at AAMI Stadium<br />
R18, 2012, Geelong 15.12 (102) d Adelaide 11.9 (75) at Simonds Stadium<br />
R7, 2012, Adelaide 19.8 (122) d Geelong 10.12 (72) at AAMI Stadium <br />
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THE SIX POINTS<br />
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1. Veteran defender Andrew Mackie was the star for the Cats when they beat Adelaide by 39 points in round 23 last year. Mackie had 34 disposals and 11 marks to have a huge impact on the contest.<br />
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2. Adelaide must tighten up its defence if it is to cause an upset. They Crows are the highest-scoring side in the competition with an average of 113 points, but are ranked only 10th defensively. Geelong is ranked second in both categories.<br />
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3. Geelong has the upper hand on Adelaide in the past five years with a 5-2 record since 2011. Overall, the Cats have won 20 of their 37 games against the Crows in the meetings between the two clubs.<br />
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4. Getting first use of the ball out of the middle has been crucial to Geelong's early-season success. The Cats are second in centre clearances with 15.1 per game, while the Crows are 10th with 13.6. The Cats are equal-fifth in overall clearances while the Crows are ninth.<br />
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5. The Crows are quickly turning Adelaide Oval into a fortress. They have have won their past eight games at their new home ground, including five by six goals or more. Geelong doesn't mind playing there either, having won its past two games at the venue, both against Port Adelaide.<br />
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6. Geelong superstar Patrick Dangerfield is on track to overtake injured Brownlow medallist Nat Fyfe as the highest-ranked player in the Schick AFL Player Ratings. Dangerfield has improved every week this season and is second with 660.7 points – just 2.9 points behind Fyfe. Dangerfield is 50 points ahead of North Melbourne ruckman Todd Goldstein.<br />
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Match preview: Adelaide v Geelong

LAST FIVE TIMES R23, 2015, Geelong 17.17 (119) d Adelaide 11.14 (80) at Simonds Stadium R1, 2014, Geelong 18.11 (119) d Adelaide 12.9 (81...

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Match preview: Western Bulldogs v Adelaide

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Last Five Times<br />
2EF, 2015, Adelaide Crows 16.13 (109) d Western Bulldogs 14.18 (102) at the MCG <br />
R4, 2015, Western Bulldogs 18.17 (125) d Adelaide Crows 10.8 (68) at Etihad Stadium<br />
R6, 2014, Adelaide 13.14 (92) d Western Bulldogs 12.11 (83) at Etihad Stadium<br />
R21, 2013, Western Bulldogs 20.11 (131) d Adelaide 17.12 (114) at Etihad Stadium<br />
R4, 2013, Adelaide 12.8 (80) d Western Bulldogs 4.4 (28) at AAMI Stadium<br />
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The Six Points <br />
1. Eddie Betts booted five goals and Taylor Walker three when the Crows won their high scoring elimination final clash with the Bulldogs in 2015. For the Bulldogs Tory Dickson booted five goals.<br />
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2. Adelaide is the highest scoring side so far in 2016, averaging 114 points per game, and have kicked 100 points or more four times. The Bulldogs are 12th with 89 point per game.<br />
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3. The Western Bulldogs and Adelaide meet for the 42nd time and the Dogs hold a narrow advantage winning 22 games to 19. Since 2011 the Crows have won four games to three.<br />
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4. The Bulldogs continue to be the highest ball-winning side in 2016, ranked first for disposals per game and uncontested possessions. They’re also ranked second for contested possessions.<br />
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5.Heavily in the Bulldogs favour is their record against the Crows at Etihad Stadium, winning seven games to two including six of the last seven.<br />
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6. The Bulldogs defence has been strong so far in 2016, conceding only 57 points per game. In the last three weeks their opposition have managed only seven, 10 and nine goals.<br />
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IT'S A BIG WEEK FOR …Jake Stringer<br />
It always seems to be a big week for the dynamic Dogs' forward. Whether he's kicking goals or stuffing them up, Stringer is never far away from the action. Luke Beveridge said the 21-year-old had moments "he'd probably want back" after making a few mistakes in the loss to North Melbourne. His fortunes haven't been helped by some sloppy delivery inside 50 in recent weeks. Expect the match-winner to bounce back.<br />
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Match preview: Western Bulldogs v Adelaide

Last Five Times 2EF, 2015, Adelaide Crows 16.13 (109) d Western Bulldogs 14.18 (102) at the MCG R4, 2015, Western Bulldogs 18.17 (125) d A...

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Match preview: Gold Coast v Melbourne

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LAST FIVE TIMES<br />
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R1, 2015, Melbourne 17.13 (115) d Gold Coast Suns 13.11 (89) at the MCG<br />
R5, 2014, Gold Coast 11.20 (86) d Melbourne 11.12 (78) at Metricon Stadium<br />
R20, 2013, Gold Coast 13.12 (90) d Melbourne 10.17 (77) at Metricon Stadium<br />
R7, 2013, Gold Coast 16.18 (114) d Melbourne 7.12 (54) at the MCG<br />
R19, 2012, Melbourne 16.12 (108) d Gold Coast 9.12 (66) at the MCG<br />
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THE SIX POINTS<br />
1. Melbourne won the majority of stats categories when the teams played last year, leading the disposals 347-301, marks 98-80, tackles 66-53 and inside 50s 52-47. Nathan Jones was best on ground with 25 disposals.<br />
2. This game will feature two of the best young key forwards in the game, with Gold Coast's Tom Lynch leading the competition's goalkicking with 24 and Jesse Hogan fresh off a career-high bag of seven goals against St Kilda.<br />
3. Gold Coast and Melbourne will meet for the eight time, with the Demons holding a narrow 4-3 advantage.<br />
4. The Demons have been a strong contested marking team in 2016, ranked third with 13.8 a game, compared to the struggling Suns, who are ranked 15th with 9.8 a game.<br />
5. Melbourne is the number one centre clearance team this season, averaging 15.8 a game. With 12.7, the Suns are ranked equal 12th.<br />
6. Following 30 disposals and seven tackles against St Kilda, Melbourne midfielder Jack Viney continues to storm towards the top 100 in the Schick AFL Player Ratings. The 22-year-old is now at a career-high 113th overall.<br />
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IT'S A BIG WEEK FOR …<br />
Jarrod Harbrow. The likeable Suns defender becomes the first player to reach 100 games in Gold Coast colours. After being recruited from the Western Bulldogs when the new franchise began in 2011, Harbrow has been reliable, resilient and dependable through the Suns' first five seasons. He'd love to cap the milestone with a win.<br />
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Match preview: Gold Coast v Melbourne

LAST FIVE TIMES R1, 2015, Melbourne 17.13 (115) d Gold Coast Suns 13.11 (89) at the MCG R5, 2014, Gold Coast 11.20 (86) d Melbourne 11.12...

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Match preview: Greater Western Sydney v Hawthorn - AFL

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LAST FOUR TIMES <br />
R6, 2015, GWS Giants 16.12 (108) d Hawthorn 14.14 (98) at Spotless Stadium<br />
R11, 2014, Hawthorn 14.10 (94) d GWS Giants 13.9 (87) at the MCG<br />
R8, 2013, Hawthorn 21.14 (140) d GWS Giants 9.3 (57) at Aurora Stadium<br />
R15, 2012, Hawthorn 28.25 (193) d GWS Giants 4.7 (31) at the MCG<br />
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THE SIX POINTS<br />
1. Jeremy Cameron's seven goals was the difference when the Giants upset Hawthorn in 2015; Callan Ward had 31 disposals for GWS and Sam Mitchell 34 touches for the visitors.<br />
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2. Hawthorn won the first game between the sides by a massive 162 points in 2012, the second by 83, the third by seven points, before the Giants finally won last year.<br />
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3. The Hawks continue to be the number one tackling side in 2016 averaging 84.4 per game, compared to the Giants who are the worst, ranked 18th at 59.4 per game.<br />
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4. GWS plays its first game at Spotless Stadium in 2016 this week; the Giants won six of eight games at the ground in 2015 after winning only five games in total at the venue in 2012-14.<br />
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5. Despite winning four games this year, the Hawks' scoring continues to be down on previous seasons; in 2016 they’re averaging 95 points per game compared to 109 in 2015 and 111 in 2014.<br />
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6. Small forward Cyril Rioli is Hawthorn's highest-ranked player in the Schick AFL Player Ratings at number 13, with co-captain Callan Ward leading the way for the Giants at number 20.<br />
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IT'S A BIG WEEK FOR ... James Frawley.<br />
The Hawks' defender was brilliant against Adelaide last week and will likely get first crack at GWS spearhead Jeremy Cameron. If he can limit Cameron's output, the Giants could struggle to kick a big enough score to win the match, so the former Demon will play a key role in round six.<br />
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PREDICTION: Greater Western Sydney by 16 points.<br />
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Match preview: Greater Western Sydney v Hawthorn - AFL

LAST FOUR TIMES R6, 2015, GWS Giants 16.12 (108) d Hawthorn 14.14 (98) at Spotless Stadium R11, 2014, Hawthorn 14.10 (94) d GWS Giants 13....

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