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If you thought last weekend was hard to tip, we’ve got bad news for you.
This might be one of the toughest rounds to tip all season – and the unprecedented variety in the expert tips this week is a testament to that.
We’ve agreed on just two matches this weekend – which is surely a record in my time running the tipping panel. Someone could find themselves five points clear atop the leaderboard if things go their way.
Who will win and why? The tips and predictions for Round 7
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2021-04-29T17:16+10:00
A new weekend of footy ahead and there are nine intriguing matches for us to assess.
There are a few genuine 50-50s in Round 7 and a couple of danger games for some clubs in desperate need of a victory.
Who will win and why?
Let s find out below:
Western Bulldogs v Richmond
Friday night - MCG
It’s a battle of contrasting styles when the table-topping Western Bulldogs take on reigning premiers Richmond in a tantalising Friday night clash.
The Bulldogs under coach Luke Beveridge play a high possession game that is underpinned by handball chains and direct ball use – the Dogs are ranked No.1 in the competition for handballs, disposals and clearances.
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SEN’s Rolling All-Australian team returns for 2021!
This team will attempt to reward season-long performance, rather than jumping week to week based on standout individual efforts.
The team is based on who has stood out early in the season.
Expect the squad of 22 to be in flux until players separate themselves from the pack.
The team will slowly take shape across the season, culminating in a final and settled All-Australian team after Round 23.
We have made five changes to the team this week, with veteran midfielders David Mundy and Travis Boak headlining the changes.
They replace the injured Dustin Martin and the unlucky Jack Steele. Josh Dunkley however holds his spot in the team despite his long-term injury. Dunkley was still among the best for the Dogs before dislocating his shoulder.
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