Hawthorn vs Brisbane Round 13 Tips – 10/06/23

Adam Cusworth: Jun 10, 2023

Hawthorn Hawks vs Brisbane Lions free expert AFL tips, predictions and preview.

Hawthorn vs Brisbane Tips, Preview & Predictions

Hawthorn Hawks vs Brisbane Lions free expert AFL tips, predictions and preview- Can the Hawks bounce back after slow start in Round 12?

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Hawthorn vs Brisbane Tips

James Worpel is averaging 26 disposals over the past six weeks

The Lions have failed to cover the line in seven of their past eight at the MCG

Hawthorn vs Brisbane Same Game Multi Tips

James Worpel has averaged 26 disposals in his past three games against Brisbane.
Daniel Rich has averaged 27 disposals in his past four matches against the Hawks.
James Sicily returns from suspension and had a career high 43 disposals in Round 11. He has picked up 25 or more disposals in five of the past six games.
Charlie Cameron is averaging 2.9 goals per game this season.
Mitchell Lewis has booted 12 goals in his last three matches.

Hawthorn vs Brisbane Match Details

🇦🇺 Competition: AFL
🗓 Date: Saturday June 10
⏰ Time: 1:45pm (AEST)
🏟 Stadium: MCG

Hawthorn vs Brisbane 2023 Form (last five matches)

Hawks (LLWWL)

R8: Fremantle 117-48 Hawthorn
R9: Hawthorn 49-103 Melbourne
R10: Hawthorn 142-26 West Coast
R11: Saints 78-88 Hawthorn
R12: Port Adelaide 151-95 Hawthorn

Lions (WWWWL)

R7: Brisbane Lions 115-67 Fremantle
R8: Carlton 74-100 Brisbane Lions
R9: Brisbane Lions 87-45 Essendon
R10: Brisbane Lions 107-64 Gold Coast Suns
R11: Adelaide 95-78 Brisbane Lions
R12: Bye

Hawthorn vs Brisbane Head to Head (last five matches)

R10 2022: Hawks 117-112 Lions
R20 2021: Hawks 92-80 Lions
R1 2020: Hawks 90-62 Lions
R19 2019: Hawks 60-87 Lions
R11 2019: Lions 85-66 Hawks

Hawthorn vs Brisbane Preview

Hawthorn were blown out of the blocks early in their Round 11 game against a red-hot Port Adelaide, conceding 16 first half goals before eventually losing that match by 55 points. At one stage the Hawks trailed by as much as 96 before rallying with eight of the last 10 goals of the match.

That momentum might hold them in good stead against a Brisbane side that had the bye last weekend. The Lions missed out against the Adelaide Crows prior to the break, losing the Round 11 match-up by 17 points.

However, Chris Fagan’s side can be excused for that defeat, given they won their six games prior. The Lions sit in 4th position on the ladder with eight wins from their 11 matches, while Hawthorn have won three of 11 and are in 16th position.

Brisbane have plenty of firepower up forward and rank 3rd for goals scored this season, while Hawthorn are 16th. Charlie Cameron is one player the Hawks will have to contain and kicked four against Adelaide to take his tally to 32 for the season, while Joe Daniher has 30. Those two sit in the top eight for goals scored.

At the other end of the ground, Mitchell Lewis and Luke Breust will be the targets for the Hawks, who will be looking for big games from Will Day and Conor Nash in the middle of the ground in a bid to restrict Lachie Neale, Josh Dunkley and Dayne Zorko.

This game might be a bit closer than the betting suggests, particularly if Hawthorn can start better this time around. The two sides have rarely played each other at the MCG and Hawthorn have won their past four against the Lions at the venue, including a Round 1 encounter at the MCG in 2020.