Saturday’s AFL 2018 Round 10 match is between Greater Western Sydney Giants and Essendon Bombers. The opening kick is set to commence at 19:25 local time with the game to be played at Spotless Stadium. The home team Greater Western Sydney Giants are the favourites for the match. View our preview and teams for the game between Greater Western Sydney Giants and Essendon Bombers.
When: 19:25 | Saturday 26/05/2018
Where: Spotless Stadium
Preview:
Odds:
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Tip: Greater Western Sydney Giants at $1.47
Value Bet: First Goal Scorer: Daniel Lloyd at $15.00
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Teams:
Greater Western Sydney Giants: 
B: Corr, Mohr, Himmelberg
HB: Perryman, Haynes, Shaw
C: Kelly, Ward, Whitfield
HF: Lloyd, Cameron, Hopper
F: Buckley, Tomlinson, Shiel
FOLL: Lobb, Coniglio, Taranto
I/C: Patton, Langdon, Buntine, Griffen
EMG: Cumming, Daniels, Simpson, Bonar
IN: Kelly, Patton, Buntine, Buckley
OUT: Finlayson, Keeffe, Cumming, Reid
Essendon Bombers: 
B: Dea, Hooker, McGrath
HB: Saad, Ambrose, Ridley
C: Zaharakis, Z.Merrett, Fantasia
HF: Smith, Stewart, McDonald-Tipungwuti
F: Stringer, McKernan, Guelfi
FOLL: Bellchambers, Goddard, Heppell
I/C: Langford, Laverde, McKenna, Baguley
EMG: Clarke, J.Merrett, Long, McNiece
IN: McGrath
OUT: Clarke
AFL News:
A five-goal third term from Ben Brown has inspired North Melbourne to a 43-point win over an understrength Greater Western Sydney in Hobart.
Kept scoreless in Saturday afternoon’s first half, Brown starred in the ‘premiership quarter’, as the Kangaroos powered home to a 17.10 (112) to 9.15 (69) victory.
The Tasmanian native, who extended his lead in the race for the Coleman Medal, was supported by a four-goal haul from veteran Jarrad Waite.
In a match that swung towards whoever had the breeze, North Melbourne opened up a 33-point lead heading into the last quarter.
GWS had the wind behind them in the final term at Blundstone Arena but couldn’t track the Roos down.
The win backs up North Melbourne’s strong showing last weekend against Richmond and strengthens their top-eight claims.
They were stronger in the clearances, while Shaun Higgins finished with a game-high 28 touches.
Waite – a last-minute inclusion after overcoming a corked hip – was in the thick of the action early.
He kicked three goals for the opening quarter, opening a 34-11 lead at the first break.
The Giants grabbed the momentum in the second quarter, kicking four-straight goals and hitting lead midway through the term.
Mason Wood nabbed a goal with his first touch to help GWS to a slender 52-47 advantage at halftime.
Brown had been kept quiet by the returning Tim Mohr but put his stamp on the match with back-to-back goals to open the third quarter.
He put the exclamation mark on a dominant quarter with his fifth moments before the siren, giving the Kangaroos a 92-59 lead.
Trent Dumont landed a crucial first blow for North against the wind in the last term before the Giants fell away.
GWS again struggled to convert their chances without a host of key players including co-captain Phil Davis, Josh Kelly and Brett Deledio.
Stephen Coniglio led the touches for GWS with 25, while Jacob Hopper was also strong.
