Sunday’s third AFL Round 15 match is between Collingwood Magpies and Carlton Blues with the game to be played at MCG. The opening bounce is set to commence at 7:10 PM local time with home team Collingwood Magpies currently holding favouritism. View our AFL live scores, odds and results for the game between Collingwood Magpies and Carlton Blues.
Round: Round 15 , June 29,2014 , 7:10 PM
Stadium: MCG
Weather: 13° A few showers.
Preview:
The last game of Round 15 is between the Magpies and Blues, Sunday, 7.10PM at the SCG. Collingwood will be favourites to win here, despite their recent two game losing streak. That’s nothing compared to Carlton’s four game slide, however, with last weeks result especially bad against GWS. The Magpies will also be boosted by the return of Steele Sidebottom from suspension, while Nick Maxwell and Tyson Goldsack also good chances to return. While the Blues are definitely capable of winning this historic battle, they haven’t won this fixture since 2012 and that probably wont change on Sunday.
Teams:
COLLINGWOOD (three to be omitted) 
B Marley Williams, Jack Frost, Alan Toovey
HB Tom Langdon, Lachlan Keeffe, Heritier Lumumba
C Steele Sidebottom, Dane Swan, Clinton Young
HF Tyson Goldsack, Jesse White, Brent Macaffer
F Jarryd Blair, Travis Cloke, Jamie Elliott
FOLL Jarrod Witts, Dayne Beams, Scott Pendlebury
I/C Sam Dwyer, Brodie Grundy, Luke Ball, Taylor Adams, Josh Thomas, Tim Broomhead, Paul Seedsman
IN Steele Sidebottom, Tyson Goldsack, Brodie Grundy
CARLTON (three to be omitted)
B Sam Rowe, Michael Jamison, Andrew Walker
HB Sam Docherty, Andrejs Everitt, Kade Simpson
C Chris Yarran, Ed Curnow, Dale Thomas
HF Bryce Gibbs, Mitch Robinson, Brock McLean
F Chris Judd, Levi Casboult, Troy Menzel
FOLL Robert Warnock, Andrew Carrazzo, Marc Murphy
I/C Dennis Armfield, Lachie Henderson, Blaine Johnson, Andrew McInnes, Zach Tuohy, Jarrad Waite, Simon White
IN Marc Murphy, Blaine Johnson, Andrew McInnes
News:
Geelong’s premiership skipper Cameron Ling says he’ll decide in the next month whether to start an AFL coaching career in 2015.
Ling, a 246-game veteran who retired after captaining the Cats’ 2011 premiership side, works for Channel Seven and Radio 3AW and is a part-time mentor at North Melbourne.
The triple-premiership onballer has been linked with an assistant’s role at Melbourne under senior coach Paul Roos.
“I don’t know yet,” Ling told Seven’s “AFL Game Day” on Sunday.
“Next month is when I’m going to (decide).
“I’ve already been doing a little bit, having a few conversations about my future.”
Essendon great Matthew Lloyd said last month he felt it was time for the highly respected Ling to enter join the coaching ranks.
