Brisbane Lions vs Sydney Swans Tips, Odds and Teams – 2018 AFL Round 10

Saturday’s AFL 2018 Round 10 match is between Brisbane Lions and Sydney Swans. The opening kick is set to commence at 16:35 local time with the game to be played at Gabba. The away team Sydney Swans are the favourites for the match. View our preview and teams for the game between Brisbane Lions and Sydney Swans.

When: 16:35 | Saturday 26/05/2018

Where: Gabba

Preview:

Brisbane’s good players in Dayne Zorko and Dayne Beams have lifted their performances over the last three weeks and a number of their youngsters are adjusting to the level.

The Lions will have to match Sydney’s midfield which are more experienced.

Buddy Franklin, who has become just the second player since Tony Lockett to score 300 goals for two different clubs, will be trying to restrict his possessions closer to goal.

KEY BATTLE: Dane Rampe v Eric Hipwood

Hipwood kicked four last week and is one of the most exciting young players in the competition.

The Verdict

Sydney will be too strong around the ball.

Brisbane has a 3-2 (60.0 percent) O/U record as a home team, after playing within its home state since 2016.

Unibet Odds:

Brisbane at $3.75

Sydney at $1.28

Odds:

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Tip: Sydney Swans at $1.35

Value Bet: First Goal Scorer: Ben Ronke at $15.00

More Info:

Teams:

Brisbane Lions:

B: Hodge, Andrews, Gardiner

HB: Rich, Cutler, Witherden

C: Taylor, Robinson, Zorko

HF: Rayner, Hipwood, McCluggage

F: Christensen, Mcstay, Cameron

FOLL: Martin, Berry, Beams

I/C: Robertson, Bailey, Eagles, McInerney

EMG: Walker, Mayes, Lester, Barrett

Unchanged

Sydney Swans:

B: Smith, Grundy, Lloyd

HB: Jones, Rampe, McVeigh

C: Heeney, Kennedy, Cunningham

HF: Florent, McCartin, Hewett

F: Hayward, Franklin, Ronke

FOLL: Sinclair, Parker, Hannebery

I/C: Jack, Marsh, Papley, Stoddart

EMG: Cameron, Robinson, Rohan, Towers

IN: Marsh, Stoddart

OUT: Mills, Rohan

AFL News:

Sydney superstar Lance Franklin has been cleared of any wrongdoing over a collision that left Fremantle’s Joel Hamling concussed.

Franklin’s swinging left elbow made contact with the defender’s jaw in the second quarter of the Swans’ win at the SCG.

But the star forward is free to play against Brisbane after AFL match review officer Michael Christian deemed he was seeking to evade a tackle and his actions weren’t unreasonable in the circumstances.

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