Melbourne vs Port Adelaide Round 22 Tips – 10/08/24

Adam Cusworth: Aug 6, 2024

Port Adelaide Power vs Melbourne Demons free preview and AFL score predictions & tips.

Melbourne vs Port Adelaide Tips, Preview & Predictions

Melbourne Demons vs Port Adelaide Power free preview and AFL score predictions & tips are available. Below is our tips and preview for the upcoming Round 22 fixture at the MCG

Melbourne vs Port Adelaide H2H Prediction

Melbourne vs Port Adelaide Tips

Melbourne have lost their past three matches by an average margin of 34 points, Port have won their past three by an average margin of 55 points

Mitch Georgiades has kicked 15 goals in his past four matches.

Melbourne vs Port Adelaide Same Game Multi Tips

Zak Butters has averaged 27.5 disposals in his past four matches against Melbourne
Connor Rozee is averaging just under 28 disposals in his past seven matches.
Trent Rivers has had 20+ disposals in eight of his past nine matches, he had 19 in the other
Jacob van Rooyen has kicked 16 goals in his past nine matches.
Mitch Georgiades has kicked 15 goals in his past four matches.

Melbourne vs Port Adelaide Match Details

🇦🇺 Competition: AFL
🗓 Date: Saturday August 10
⏰ Time: 7:30pm (AEST)
🏟 Stadium: MCG

Power vs Demons 2024 Form

Demons (WWLLL)

R17: Melbourne 112-58 West Coast
R18: Melbourne 84-67 Essendon
R19: Fremantle 116-66 Melbourne
R20: Melbourne 83-85 GWS Giants
R21: Western Bulldogs 110-59 Melbourne

Power (WLWWW)

R17: Port Adelaide 102-54 Western Bulldogs
R18: Gold Coast 96-82 Port Adelaide
R19: Port Adelaide 116-75 Richmond
R20: Carlton 65-79 Port Adelaide
R21: Port Adelaide 148-36 Sydney

Melbourne vs Port Adelaide Head to Head (last five matches)

R3 2024: Power 89-96 Demons
R10 2023: Power 80-76 Demons
R18 2022: Demons 83-69 Power
R4 2022: Power 36-68 Demons
R17 2021: Power 55-86 Demons

Melbourne vs Port Adelaide Preview

Melbourne have dropped out of finals contention after three straight losses and face a tough time of it in Round 21 up against a rampant Port Adelaide outfit that are fresh off a stunning 112-point win over the ladder leaders, Sydney, at the Adelaide Oval last Saturday.

Ken Hinkley’s side were unstoppable, particularly early on in that game, and had 11 goals on the board before Sydney finally registered a major. Willie Rioli and Mitch Georgiades both booted four, while Willem Drew, Ollie Wines and Zak Butters all had 30+ disposals.

On the same weekend, Melbourne were blown out of the water early on by the Western Bulldogs, eventually going down by 51-points. That margin could have been a lot more were it not for some inaccurate kicking in front of goals by the Dogs.

Trent Rivers, Jake Bowey and Max Gawn were among a few winners on the night for Melbourne. While the Demons enjoy the home-ground advantage, their season does look shot. Port Adelaide are within striking distance of top spot with Sydney struggling above them. They can bank another four points, which will leave them within striking distance of securing a home final.