Saturday 7:40pmat Domain Stadium
West Coast is warm favourites to move to 2-0 in season 2017
Form
West Coast really kicked into gear after half time against the Kangaroos lead by spearhead Josh Kennedy who kicked 7 majors. They ran a young Roos side off their legs and the 4 points is a nice confidence boost heading into their first home fixture of 2017.
St Kilda went into their game against Melbourne as -7.5 point favourites and besides the first quarter were nothing short of terrible. The Dees beat them in all key areas after quarter time and with Nick Riewoldt and David Armitage set to miss this week, it doesn’t look great for the Saints.
Stats That Matter
– West Coast have won their last 7 against St Kilda at a POT of 21%.
– 5 of the last 7 matches have finished under the game total.
– Since 2012, St Kilda are 33% ATS in Interstate matches.
– St Kilda have won just 5 matches from their last 30 attempts interstate at a POT of -64%
– 5 of the last 7 matches have finished under the game total.
– Since 2012, St Kilda are 33% ATS in Interstate matches.
– St Kilda have won just 5 matches from their last 30 attempts interstate at a POT of -64%
Betting Data
2017 Line: West Coast 1-0, St Kilda 0-1
2017 Over/Under: West Coast 1-0, St Kilda 1-0
2017 Over/Under: West Coast 1-0, St Kilda 1-0
What To Expect
West Coast is renowned for putting sides away comfortably at home and since 2012 cover the line 59% the time there. They will be without Drew Petrie who broke his hand so they will be relying on Nathan Vardy and Jonathan Giles in the ruck this week. The Eagles midfield was in vintage form with Gaff and Mitchell dominating the Roos last week. St Kilda will be travelling without Riewoldt and Armitage for this one and look thin all over the park. With a very poor interstate record of 33% ATS, Wolfy can only see one outcome here.
How It’s Shaping Up
West Coast By 45
Recommended Bet
West Coast -40.5 ($1.91)
Player Markets
Two players who are currently in form jump out of the stats pages in this clash. West Coasts Andrew Gaff is coming off 36 disposals last week against North, which is the same amount of disposals he collected in his last two matches against the Saints. Josh Kennedy is coming off 7 straight last week and there’s no doubting his form at the moment, however Mark LeCras quietly kicked 4 and in his last two outings against the Saints booted 6 and 4 respectively. With the Eagles likely to score 120+ here, the Wolf will be on LeCras to kick a bag.
Recommended Bet
Mark LeCras – Most Goals ($6.50)
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