GEELONG
V
RICHMOND
40
91
Preview
Geelongโs clash with Richmond looms as the most anticipated match of week one of the final series.
The Tigers are in the best form they have been in the past decade and have their best chance of winning a final since 2001.
But Geelong has the edge over them, winning the past 13 clashes between the two sides. Richmond has also not beaten Geelong at the MCG since 1999.
But the 2017 Richmond side has shown this year it can match it with the best, finishing third with the same number of wins as the first and second placed Crows and Cats. However, finals is a different game and Geelong has been there and done it all before and has a combined 185 games of finals experience compared to Richmondโs 65, which could prove telling.
The most pressing question for bothย coachesย going into the game will be whether or not tag star midfieldersย Dustin Martinย andย Patrick Dangerfield. Whichever star gets lose could well be the difference in the match.
Tip: Geelong by 22
Team Line-Ups
Geelong |
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IN | J. Selwood, Z. Guthrie | ||||||||||||||||
OUT | D. Menzel, W. Buzza | ||||||||||||||||
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Richmond |
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IN | J. Caddy | ||||||||||||||||
OUT | O. Markov | ||||||||||||||||
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Team Stats
Geelong
Richmond
Player Stats
Geelong
Richmond
Summary
Score Breakdown
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | |
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0.4 4 |
2.4 16 |
4.9 33 |
5.10 40 |
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2.4 16 |
3.7 25 |
6.10 46 |
13.13 91 |
Best On Ground