Sunday’s fourth AFL Round 11 match is between West Coast Eagles and North Melbourne Kangaroos with the game to be played at Patersons Stadium. The opening bounce is set to commence at 19:40 PM local time with home team West Coast Eagles currently holding favouritism. View our AFL live scores, odds and results for the game between West Coast Eagles and North Melbourne Kangaroos.

Round: Round 11 , June 01, 2014 , 19:40 PM
Stadium: Patersons Stadium
Weather: 22° Shower or two.

Odds Comparison:

West Coast Eagles	1.62	1.64	1.59	1.64	1.62	1.60
North Melbourne Kangaroos	2.35	2.25	2.40	2.25	2.35	2.35

All odds are subject to change. Odds listed are correct at the time of the latest update.

Preview:

The last match of Round 11 is between the West Coast Eagles and North Melbourne, Sunday, 5.40PM at Patersons Stadium. Both of these teams have had
similar seasons so far, with the Eagles 4-5 in 9th ladder position and North Melbourne 5-4 in 8th. Despite this slight discrepancy, however, the Eagles will go into
this match as slight favourites. If you take a closer look at just how the Eagles won their four matches, however, you see that all four victories were against teams sitting 14th-17th on the ladder. In contrast, while the Roos have been inconsistent in 2014, they have beaten Port Adelaide, Sydney Swans at the SCG, and Fremantle at Patersons Stadium. If the Roos play as well as they can, they should be able to win this one.

Teams:

WEST COAST
B: Mitchell Brown , Darren Glass , Shannon Hurn
HB, Elliot Yeo , Eric Mackenzie , Xavier Ellis
C, Matt Rosa , Scott Selwood , Andrew Gaff
HF, Jamie Cripps , Josh Kennedy , Chris Masten
F, Jack Darling , Nic Naitanui , Mark LeCras
Fol, Dean Cox , Matt Priddis , Sharrod Wellingham
I/C, Jamie Bennell, Sam Butler, Josh Hill , Mark Hutchings, Will Schofield, Brad Sheppard, Luke Shuey ,
In, Mark LeCras, Sam Butler, Will Schofield

NORTH MELBOURNE
B: L.McDonald, S.Thompson, L.Hansen
HB: N.Dal Santo, M.Firrito, S.Atley
C: S.Gibson, A.Swallow, L.Greenwood
HF: L.Adams, A.Black, B.Harvey
F: L.Thomas, D.Petrie, R.Nahas
FOLL: T.Goldstein, J.Ziebell, B.Cunnington
I/C: (FROM) L.Anthony, D.Currie, R.Bastinac, B.Jacobs M.Daw, A.Mullett, S.Wright
IN: L.Anthony, D.Currie, B.Jacobs, A.Mullett
OUT: J.Tippett

News:

You can’t keep a champion down for long.

Gary Ablett showed plenty of grit to respond from a disappointing first half as Gold Coast claimed a 45-point win over the Western Bulldogs on Sunday to move to third spot on the AFL ladder.

Restricted to just eight disposals, including a kick out on the full, the Suns’ skipper was a frustrated man as the home team could only eke out a six-point halftime lead over the Bulldogs.

But the dual Brownlow Medallist responded in the third quarter, notching four clearances to send his teammates on their way to the 18.11 (119) to 10.14 (74) victory.

Ablett left the scoring to the Suns’ rising stable of stars with talls Charlie Dixon and Tom Lynch kicking four majors each while Brandon Matera kicked three.

Dion Prestia picked up the slack in Ablett’s first-half absence, ending the match with a game-high 35 disposals while former Bulldog Jarrod Harbrow had 26 disposals.

Ablett (24) ended the match with the third-most touches for the Suns.

But Ablett was still unable to avoid the headlines in the first half, involved in a ground-level contest which resulted in Bulldog Adam Cooney being reported for high contact.

Cooney slid into Ablett as the Sun was crouched over the ball, appearing to make contact with his head as well as catching Ablett’s legs with his slide.

Daniel Giansiracusa made a cameo appearance as the Bulldogs’ sub, kicking two goals, while Cooney and Jason Tutt had two majors each for the visitors.

Matthew Boyd had a team-high 30 disposals for the Bulldogs.