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Where and when: UNSW Canberra Oval, Friday August 9, 7.50pm AEST
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What it means for GWS: The Giants have revived their season with three tough wins in a row and simply must keep the momentum going to stay in the hunt for a top four spot. The Hawks are another big test.
What it means for Hawthorn: While they're mathematically only a slim chance to play finals, the Hawks are dangerous for any opponent, at any venue. If they can upset GWS they keep themselves in contention.
The stat: The Giants were embarrassed when the two sides met at the MCG in round eight, kicking just 1.4 in the second half to lose by 33 points. Jeremy Cameron (0.4) and Harry Himmelberg (scoreless) had no impact.
The match-up: Nick Haynes v Jack Gunston
The Giants defender (No. 185 in the Official AFL Player Ratings) has been outstanding in the air over the past month, taking 40 marks from his past four matches, and needs to be made accountable by the Hawks. Gunston (ranked No.65) could be the man to do the job. He's dangerous whenever he gets the footy close to goal and must make Haynes pay if he can get his hands on it.
Nick Haynes has dominated the air in recent weeks. Picture: AFL Photos
It’s a big week for: Paul Puopolo
The veteran has kicked just one goal in his past seven matches and needs to find a spark from somewhere. If he can, his speed will cause the Giants problems at ground level.
Big call: He leads the competition for goal assists but Harry Himmelberg will cash in for himself against the Hawks this week, with a career-best Friday night haul of six goals.
Prediction: GWS by 28 points
GWS GIANTS v HAWTHORN
UNSW , 7:50pm AEST Friday, August 9, 2019
GWS GIANTS
B: ZaC: Williams, Lachlan Keeffe, Heath Shaw
HB: Adam Kennedy, Nick Haynes, Phil Davis
C: Lachie Whitfield, JacoB: Hopper, Jackson Hately
HF: Ian Hill, Brett Deledio, Brent Daniels
F: Harry Perryman, Jeremy Cameron, Sam J. Reid
FOL: Shane Mumford, Toby Greene, Tim Taranto
I/C: Adam Tomlinson, Aiden Bonar, Jake Stein, Dawson Simpson
EMG: Jye Caldwell, Matt Buntine, Zach Sproule, Connor Idun
IN: Adam Kennedy, Jeremy Cameron, Dawson Simpson
OUT: Jeremy Finlayson (Injured), Connor Idun (Omitted), Harry Himmelberg (Injured)
HAWTHORN
B: Shaun Burgoyne, James Frawley, James Sicily
HB: Blake Hardwick, Ben Stratton, Daniel Howe
C: Ricky Henderson, Jaeger O'Meara, Tom Scully
HF: Paul Puopolo, Tim O'Brien, James Cousins
F: Luke Breust, Mitchell Lewis, Jack Gunston
FOL: Jonathon Ceglar, Liam Shiels, James Worpel
I/C: Changkuoth Jiath, IsaaC: Smith, Chad Wingard, Oliver Hanrahan
EMG: Conor Nash, Harry Morrison, Conor Glass, David Mirra
IN: James Cousins, Jonathon Ceglar, Changkuoth Jiath
OUT: Grant Birchall (Injured), Ben McEvoy (Injured), Conor Nash (Omitted)
NEW: Changkuoth Jiath
MILESTONES: Ricky Henderson - Playing 150th game
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Where and when: UNSW Canberra Oval, Friday August 9, 7.50pm AEST
TV, radio and online: Click here for broadcast guide
What it means for GWS: The Giants have revived their season with three tough wins in a row and simply must keep the momentum going to stay in the hunt for a top four spot. The Hawks are another big test.
What it means for Hawthorn: While they're mathematically only a slim chance to play finals, the Hawks are dangerous for any opponent, at any venue. If they can upset GWS they keep themselves in contention.
The stat: The Giants were embarrassed when the two sides met at the MCG in round eight, kicking just 1.4 in the second half to lose by 33 points. Jeremy Cameron (0.4) and Harry Himmelberg (scoreless) had no impact.
The match-up: Nick Haynes v Jack Gunston
The Giants defender (No. 185 in the Official AFL Player Ratings) has been outstanding in the air over the past month, taking 40 marks from his past four matches, and needs to be made accountable by the Hawks. Gunston (ranked No.65) could be the man to do the job. He's dangerous whenever he gets the footy close to goal and must make Haynes pay if he can get his hands on it.
Nick Haynes has dominated the air in recent weeks. Picture: AFL Photos
It’s a big week for: Paul Puopolo
The veteran has kicked just one goal in his past seven matches and needs to find a spark from somewhere. If he can, his speed will cause the Giants problems at ground level.
Big call: He leads the competition for goal assists but Harry Himmelberg will cash in for himself against the Hawks this week, with a career-best Friday night haul of six goals.
Prediction: GWS by 28 points
GWS GIANTS v HAWTHORN
UNSW , 7:50pm AEST Friday, August 9, 2019
GWS GIANTS
B: ZaC: Williams, Lachlan Keeffe, Heath Shaw
HB: Adam Kennedy, Nick Haynes, Phil Davis
C: Lachie Whitfield, JacoB: Hopper, Jackson Hately
HF: Ian Hill, Brett Deledio, Brent Daniels
F: Harry Perryman, Jeremy Cameron, Sam J. Reid
FOL: Shane Mumford, Toby Greene, Tim Taranto
I/C: Adam Tomlinson, Aiden Bonar, Jake Stein, Dawson Simpson
EMG: Jye Caldwell, Matt Buntine, Zach Sproule, Connor Idun
IN: Adam Kennedy, Jeremy Cameron, Dawson Simpson
OUT: Jeremy Finlayson (Injured), Connor Idun (Omitted), Harry Himmelberg (Injured)
HAWTHORN
B: Shaun Burgoyne, James Frawley, James Sicily
HB: Blake Hardwick, Ben Stratton, Daniel Howe
C: Ricky Henderson, Jaeger O'Meara, Tom Scully
HF: Paul Puopolo, Tim O'Brien, James Cousins
F: Luke Breust, Mitchell Lewis, Jack Gunston
FOL: Jonathon Ceglar, Liam Shiels, James Worpel
I/C: Changkuoth Jiath, IsaaC: Smith, Chad Wingard, Oliver Hanrahan
EMG: Conor Nash, Harry Morrison, Conor Glass, David Mirra
IN: James Cousins, Jonathon Ceglar, Changkuoth Jiath
OUT: Grant Birchall (Injured), Ben McEvoy (Injured), Conor Nash (Omitted)
NEW: Changkuoth Jiath
MILESTONES: Ricky Henderson - Playing 150th game
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