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Forecast for the rest of Saturday
Summary
Max 18
Showers developing. Windy.
Possible rainfall: 1 to 4 mm
Chance of any rain: 90%
Melbourne area
Sunny at first, then cloud increasing late morning. High (80%) chance of showers from the late morning. Possible hail this evening. Winds north to northwesterly 25 to 35 km/h turning westerly in the afternoon.
Preview
The Bulldogs look to have finally got their groove back against Greater Western Sydney last week despite going down by two points. Luke Beveridge would have been pleased his side's intensity around the ball was back to its ferocious best and ball movement from defence to attack is steadily improving. What would have frustrated him was the Dogs' ongoing wayward kicking in front of goal, but if the premiers fix up that problem, Richmond might encounter a 'perfect storm' for the second week running. The Tigers went into the clash with Adelaide last week high on confidence and undefeated, but left with a 76-point drubbing and plenty of questions over their finals aspirations. The Crows blew them away with exquisite ball movement on a lightning fast Adelaide Oval deck – something the Dogs are capable of in the benign conditions of Etihad Stadium.
PREDICTION: Western Bulldogs by 21 points.
VFL Curtain Raiser
Footscray v Richmond VFL teams are playing a curtain raiser starting at 3:30pm*
Summary
Max 18
Showers developing. Windy.
Possible rainfall: 1 to 4 mm
Chance of any rain: 90%
Melbourne area
Sunny at first, then cloud increasing late morning. High (80%) chance of showers from the late morning. Possible hail this evening. Winds north to northwesterly 25 to 35 km/h turning westerly in the afternoon.
Preview
The Bulldogs look to have finally got their groove back against Greater Western Sydney last week despite going down by two points. Luke Beveridge would have been pleased his side's intensity around the ball was back to its ferocious best and ball movement from defence to attack is steadily improving. What would have frustrated him was the Dogs' ongoing wayward kicking in front of goal, but if the premiers fix up that problem, Richmond might encounter a 'perfect storm' for the second week running. The Tigers went into the clash with Adelaide last week high on confidence and undefeated, but left with a 76-point drubbing and plenty of questions over their finals aspirations. The Crows blew them away with exquisite ball movement on a lightning fast Adelaide Oval deck – something the Dogs are capable of in the benign conditions of Etihad Stadium.
PREDICTION: Western Bulldogs by 21 points.
VFL Curtain Raiser
Footscray v Richmond VFL teams are playing a curtain raiser starting at 3:30pm*
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