Sunday 3:20pm at Etihad Stadium
Round 13 wraps up with an interesting affair between premiers the Western Bulldogs and Melbourne with a spot in the Top 8 likely on the line.
Form
The Western Bulldogs are down to eighth on the ladder after winning just 1 of their last 4 games. They have not kicked over 90 points since Round 4 though they have conceded over 90 points just once all year. The Bulldogs third in defence but a lowly 14th in attack.
The Western Bulldogs are down to eighth on the ladder after winning just 1 of their last 4 games. They have not kicked over 90 points since Round 4 though they have conceded over 90 points just once all year. The Bulldogs third in defence but a lowly 14th in attack.
Melbourne are up to sixth on the ladder and also have a 6-5 record. The Demons have won 4 of their last 6 including their last two against Gold Coast and Collingwood either side of a bye. The Dees have posted 100-plus in 3 of their last 4. The Dees rank fourth in attack and 11th in defence.
Stats That Matter
– The Bulldogs have won 11 of the last 13 against the Demons.
– The Bulldogs have covered 4 of their last 5 against Melbourne.
– The over has hit in 4 of the last 5 Bulldogs-Demons clashes.
– Melbourne have covered just 6 of their last 15 at Etihad.
– The Bulldogs have covered just 3 of their last 11 at Etihad.
– The Bulldogs are 9-4 ATS at Etihad as a favourite of fewer than three goals.
– Melbourne are 5-2 ATS as an underdog in Melbourne after scoring 100 or more.
– The Bulldogs are 10-3 over in Melbourne as a favourite after scoring 60 or fewer.
– The Bulldogs have covered 59% of day matches in Melbourne since 2012.
– The Demons have covered just 44% of day matches in Melbourne since 2012.
– The Bulldogs have covered 4 of their last 5 against Melbourne.
– The over has hit in 4 of the last 5 Bulldogs-Demons clashes.
– Melbourne have covered just 6 of their last 15 at Etihad.
– The Bulldogs have covered just 3 of their last 11 at Etihad.
– The Bulldogs are 9-4 ATS at Etihad as a favourite of fewer than three goals.
– Melbourne are 5-2 ATS as an underdog in Melbourne after scoring 100 or more.
– The Bulldogs are 10-3 over in Melbourne as a favourite after scoring 60 or fewer.
– The Bulldogs have covered 59% of day matches in Melbourne since 2012.
– The Demons have covered just 44% of day matches in Melbourne since 2012.
Betting Data
2017 Line: Western Bulldogs 4-7, Melbourne 4-7
2017 Over-Under: Western Bulldogs 4-7, Melbourne 6-5
2017 Line: Western Bulldogs 4-7, Melbourne 4-7
2017 Over-Under: Western Bulldogs 4-7, Melbourne 6-5
What To Expect
This is a tough game to finish off a shortened Round 13 but expecting the premiers to bounce back in this one. The Bulldogs are typically at their best in day matches and have a good record against Melbourne. The Bulldogs are also excellent as a small favourite at Etihad. The smart money will be on the Dogs.
This is a tough game to finish off a shortened Round 13 but expecting the premiers to bounce back in this one. The Bulldogs are typically at their best in day matches and have a good record against Melbourne. The Bulldogs are also excellent as a small favourite at Etihad. The smart money will be on the Dogs.
How It’s Shaping Up
Western Bulldogs by 18
Western Bulldogs by 18
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