St Kilda vs. Western Bulldogs Predictions

We have St Kilda vs. Western Bulldogs predictions for AFL Round 15 on Sunday, June 21 at 3:15pm at Marvel Stadium.

Bookmakers have found it tough to split St Kilda and the Bulldogs, with the Saints edging favouritism at $1.87.

Best Bet

St Kilda @ $1.87

St Kilda turned around a three-game losing streak with a win over GWS, and they could keep their winning form going against the Bulldogs.

The Bulldogs had looked good when winning three consecutive games, but they didn’t produce the goods against Adelaide when losing 121-64. That wasn’t a good performance, and they could struggle to bounce back.

Playing at Marvel Stadium helps St Kilda, and although they lost to the Bulldogs at this venue last year, they get a good chance to turn things around.

St Kilda currently sits outside the top eight, so it needs a win, and given their close win over GWS, they should be prepared for the challenge the Bulldogs present. That’s why we’re taking St Kilda to win at $1.87, which is a fair price from bookmakers.

Same Game Multi

St Kilda, Cooper Sharman 2+ Goals, Jack Higgins 2+ Goals, Total Points Under 185.5 @ $8.00

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Cooper Sharman looked the goods last week with four goals, and his form should continue to shine. He has six goals from his last two games, and we’re including him in our AFL multi bets.

Jack Higgins scored only one goal last week, but he was playing at a high level prior to that. He had nine goals in two games, so the $1.70 odds are worth including in AFL SGM picks.

We’re going against statistics and backing under 185.5 points. The last three meetings between St Kilda and Western Bulldogs have gone over the total, but we predict a tight defensive battle. The 185.5-point line is in the high range, so the under is a good bet.

Best Value Bet

Tom De Koning 2+ Goals @ $4.40

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Tom De Koning has three two-goal games from his last five matches, and we’re backing him to score a double again.

He’s not one of St Kilda’s noted scorers, but he has seven goals from his last five games, so he’s going under the radar with bookmakers.

Punters get $4.40 odds, which are too good to turn down.

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