Richmond vs GWS Round 2 Tips – 27/03/22

Marcus Bazzano: Mar 27, 2022

The Tigers will be eager to avenge their opening round loss when they host the Giants at the MCG on Sunday.

Richmond vs GWS Tips, Preview & Predictions

Richmond Tigers vs GWS Giants free AFL tips by experts, predictions and preview – Richmond lost the opening round for the first time since 2012.

Richmond vs GWS H2H Prediction

Richmond vs GWS Tips

Jayden Short has had 25+ in seven of his last eight matches=

Jason Castagna has had 24 scoring shots in nine games against GWS

Richmond vs GWS Same Game Multi Tips

Jayden Short has had 25+ in seven of his last eight matches
Tim Taranto has had 25+ in his last seven at the G’
Jason Castagna has had 24 scoring shots in nine games against GWS

Richmond vs GWS Match Details

🇦🇺 Competition: AFL
🗓 Date: Sunday March 27
⏰ Time: 3:20pm (AEST)
🏟 Stadium: MCG

Richmond vs GWS 2022 Form (last five matches)

Tigers (L)

R1: Carlton 101-76 Richmond

Giants (L)

R1: GWS 92-112 Sydney

Richmond vs GWS Head to Head (last five matches)

R22 2021: Giants 106-67 Tigers
R9 2021: Tigers 87-83 Giants
R8 2020: Giants 62-50 Tigers
GF 2019: Tigers 114-25 Giants
R17 2018: Tigers 94-67 Giants

Richmond vs GWS Preview

Richmond started their season with a loss for the first time since 2012, after being overrun by a hungry Carlton outfit in the second half. Despite being in front by four goals on two separate occasions, they still fell to a 25-point defeat.

The hardest thing to take for Damien Hardwick was the manner in which they lost the game. The Tigers uncharacteristically showed a lack of fight and grit when they needed it most in the last term as the Blues piled on seven last quarter goals.

Similarly, the Giants also suffered defeat at the hands of local-rivals Sydney last time out. 21-year-old Tom Green starred in the loss with 31 disposals and two goals as he sets for a breakout season in a midfield that could dominate on Sunday.

They will fancy their chances against a depleted Richmond outfit that they ran over the top of in the closing rounds of last year. However, they will have to relive the fact that they last played the Tigers at this ground in their embarrassing Grand Final loss in 2019.

Although the previous 13 meetings between these two sides have been won by the home side, I don’t believe that will be the case on Sunday. There could be some early concern rising for the Tigers if they are unable to get a positive result.