St Kilda vs. West Coast Predictions

We have St Kilda vs. West Coast predictions for AFL Round 7 on Sunday, April 26 at 1:10pm at Marvel Stadium.

It could be one-way traffic for the Saints, who take on the struggling Eagles to kick off action on Sunday.

Best Bet

St Kilda -39.5 @ $1.90

It’s rare to see St Kilda as a –39.5-point favourite, but West Coast has reverted to its old ways of losing heavily.

It was a positive start to the season for the Eagles, but after losing their last three games by big margins, they are likely to lose by another big margin against the Saints, who look to bounce back after a one-point loss to Adelaide.

They didn’t lose many admirers with their 103-102 loss last week, which followed a win over Port Adelaide during Gather Round. That was a strong showing, and they could do with an easy win, which is likely.

We have them winning by around 50 points, so take the –39.5 line.

Same Game Multi

St Kilda –39.5, Mitch Owens 2+ Goals, Bradley Hill 1+ Goals, Total Points Under 185.5 @ $8.25

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The Saints should do most of the scoring, but because it could be so one-sided, we’re backing under 185.5 points. The Eagles could be kept to around 60-70 points, so the under should cash if that’s the case.

Looking to score goals for St Kilda are Mitch Owens and Bradley Hill. Owens has nine goals from his last five games, including two last week. We’re taking the $1.57 odds for him to score another double this week.

Bradley Hill is a $2.35 chance to kick a goal, and having scored last week, he could go back-to-back. He has two goals from his last four games, so the risk could be worth the reward.

Best Value Bet

Mason Wood 20+ Disposals @ $3.30

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There is value in backing Mason Wood 20+ disposals. He had 17 disposals last week, and if West Coast turn the ball over in the forward 50, he should be there to distribute the ball for St Kilda.

He has had a 20+ disposal game this season, and given the $3.30 odds, we’re happy to back him as a value bet.

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