Sunday 4:40pm at Domain Stadium
An all Top 4 clash brings the curtain down on Round 10 with West Coast hosting Greater Western Sydney in a salivating affair that will have significant ramifications on the ladder makeup.
Form
West Coast are fourth on the ladder with a 6-3 record and have won three of their last four but enter this off a humiliating 61-point loss to Essendon. The Eagles have generally played very well but had two blowout losses against teams outside the Top 8. West Coast are undefeated in Perth this year. They rank 6th in defence and 11th in attack.
West Coast are fourth on the ladder with a 6-3 record and have won three of their last four but enter this off a humiliating 61-point loss to Essendon. The Eagles have generally played very well but had two blowout losses against teams outside the Top 8. West Coast are undefeated in Perth this year. They rank 6th in defence and 11th in attack.
Greater Western Sydney are second on the ladder with a 7-2 record and rank fourth in both attack and defence. The Giants have won their last two and seven of their last eight. The Giants are 2-2 outside of NSW/ACT this year. The Giants’ last three wins have been by margins of three or less. GWS have conceded 81 or fewer in 6 of their last 8.
Stats That Matter
– West Coast have never lost to GWS with five wins from five outings with four wins by 80-plus.
– The Eagles have covered 4 of their 5 all-time against the Giants with 4 of the 5 going over.
– West Coast have covered 12 of their last 17 at Subiaco.
– GWS have covered just 1 of 7 at Subiaco.
– West Coast have covered their last four as a favourite of fewer than two goals at Subiaco.?
– The Eagles are 19-5 ATS at Subiaco as a favourite off a loss.
– GWS have covered their last five as an interstate outsider.
– Since 2012 GWS are 0-3 ATS as an interstate outsider of 12 or fewer.
– The under is 18-10 when an interstate outsider of 18 or less is coming off a win of 18 or less.
– The Eagles have covered 4 of their 5 all-time against the Giants with 4 of the 5 going over.
– West Coast have covered 12 of their last 17 at Subiaco.
– GWS have covered just 1 of 7 at Subiaco.
– West Coast have covered their last four as a favourite of fewer than two goals at Subiaco.?
– The Eagles are 19-5 ATS at Subiaco as a favourite off a loss.
– GWS have covered their last five as an interstate outsider.
– Since 2012 GWS are 0-3 ATS as an interstate outsider of 12 or fewer.
– The under is 18-10 when an interstate outsider of 18 or less is coming off a win of 18 or less.
Betting Data
2017 Line: West Coast 4-5, Greater Western Sydney 4-5
2017 Over-Under: West Coast 4-5, Greater Western Sydney 5-4
2017 Line: West Coast 4-5, Greater Western Sydney 4-5
2017 Over-Under: West Coast 4-5, Greater Western Sydney 5-4
What To Expect
West Coast have never lost to Greater Western Sydney and won’t here. The Eagles are dominant at home and are almost unbeatable on home turf as a favourite off a loss. The Giants’ recent interstate form has been a little dicey. The Eagles win this and win well, extending their impressive history over the Giants.
West Coast have never lost to Greater Western Sydney and won’t here. The Eagles are dominant at home and are almost unbeatable on home turf as a favourite off a loss. The Giants’ recent interstate form has been a little dicey. The Eagles win this and win well, extending their impressive history over the Giants.
How It’s Shaping Up
West Coast by 21
West Coast by 21
Recommended Bet
West Coast -9.5 ($1.91)
West Coast -9.5 ($1.91)
Player Markets
Elliot Yeo has enjoyed an excellent fantasy season with four scores of 110-plus in his last six. He bounces back well after a poor performance – after his two sub-90 scores this year he has posted 116 and 153.
Elliot Yeo has enjoyed an excellent fantasy season with four scores of 110-plus in his last six. He bounces back well after a poor performance – after his two sub-90 scores this year he has posted 116 and 153.
Recommended Bet
Elliot Yeo 110+ Fantasy Points ($1.90)
Elliot Yeo 110+ Fantasy Points ($1.90)
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