Gold Coast vs Geelong

WITH Jeremy Cameron putting on a show, Geelong has wrapped up the minor premiership, outclassing Gold Coast by 60 points at Metricon Stadium on Saturday night.

It's hard to not be drawn to Touk Miller. The Suns' co-captain is currently the joint leader, with Lachie Neale, of the AFL Coaches' Association MVP award and will surely add to that tally again tonight. Not long after, it was Izak Rankine – who was hard to miss with his dyed-white hair – who produced a show-stopper. His gawdy numbers tell only a part of his story, with his work-rate burning opponents up and down Metricon Stadium. Cameron finished with 21 disposals, including three goals, bringing him closer to the top of the Coleman Medal race. From a stoppage in Geelong's forward 50, Tom Hawkins tapped the ball perfectly into the path of Tyson Stengle, who gathered without breaking stride and somehow from deep in the right forward pocket threaded it through for a magnificent goal. Jeremy Cameron put together another spectacular performance, roaming from his key forward post to the wing to the midfield and everywhere in between. The Cats were in no mood for a close contest, kicking seven goals in the first quarter and rarely letting up, running out 18.11 (119) to 9.5 (59) winners.

The Cats moved eight points clear at the top of the ladder via their 12th- straight win, defeating the Suns 18.11 (119) to 9.5 (59) on Saturday. The win may ...

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Geelong have extended their winning streak to 12-straight on Saturday as they toppled the Gold Coast Suns on the road.

Rankine is set to accept an offer of $900,00 a year to be the highest paid Crow and Adelaide supporters would have enjoyed his first quarter goal that included a spin in traffic and cheeky right-foot checkside for a goal. He also won a free kick with a crunching tackle and went within a fingernail of a second goal as his performance lived up to his haircut. In what could be their last match outside of Victoria for the year, Geelong cruised to a 17-4 record on the back of an inside 50 entry landslide of 72-43.

Metricon Stadium will play host to Saturday's Round 22 AFL game between Gold Coast Suns and Geelong Cats. The game kicks off at 4:35 pm with Geelong Cats ...

Continue reading for our in-depth preview of the Gold Coast Suns vs. Geelong Cats game and give you our free tips and bets. Gold Coast Suns vs Geelong Cats Teams Gold Coast Suns vs Geelong Cats Preview Gold Coast Suns vs Geelong Cats Odds We're tipping Geelong Cats to win at $1.26 odds. Metricon Stadium will play host to Saturday's Round 22 AFL game between Gold Coast Suns and Geelong Cats. The game kicks off at 4:35 pm with Geelong Cats heading into the game as favourites with the bookmakers.

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Ziebell (shoulder), Anderson (concussion) and Stephenson (back) all failed to see out the game. Nth.Melb. 3.3, 8.9, 10.10, 10.14 (74) Adelaide 4.7, 7.7, 10.10, 15.13 (103)

The Cats were far too good for the Suns at Metricon in Round 22. Jimmy Day dissects this one in The Analyst's Corner.

Some players rise to the occasion, some are found out, and some sit somewhere in the middle. He may have turned the ball over, but then would lay tackles and try to ensure he at least nullified the contest. The big forward for the Cats, Tom Hawkins, was all over the shop in front of goal, with many shots not mustering a score. The ground was heavy, and players found the going tough in the early part of the game. The Cats adjusted faster, which is probably down to experience and maturity – after all, geriatrics have been around long enough to familiarize themselves with different conditions and so were able to hurt the Suns on the scoreboard. Credit to the Suns, as their effort was through the roof and they quickly kicked the opening three goals of the term to eat into the sizable deficit. While they were building and harassing the Cats, a run-down tackle by Brad Close on Touk Miller changed the momentum. On a heavy ground, torn up due to the weather, the Suns hosted the Cats. On the day they were celebrating their members and giving Gary Ablett life membership to the club, the Suns were looking to equal their most wins ever in a season. The Suns fought it out, but showed that they still need some experience to help around the ground and to make better decisions. Rankine, up the other end, was a relative one-man band for the Suns in the first quarter. Stengle was in everything – tackling, setting up others, and finishing with 3 goals for the quarter himself. Meanwhile, the Cats were looking to make it 12 in a row and solidify their place on top of the ladder.