North Melbourne vs Port Adelaide Round 9 Tips – 13/05/23

Adam Cusworth: May 13, 2023

North Melbourne Kangaroos vs Port Adelaide Power free AFL footy tipping, predictions and preview.

North Melbourne vs Port Adelaide Tips, Preview & Predictions

North Melbourne Kangaroos vs Port Adelaide Power free AFL footy tipping, predictions and preview- Port to make it six in a row with victory over struggling North Melbourne.

North Melbourne vs Port Adelaide H2H Prediction

North Melbourne vs Port Adelaide Tips

Zak Butters has gathered 25+ disposals in his past five matches.

The Kangaroos have lost their past four at Blundstone Arena by 40+ points.

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North have failed to cover the line in their past four games at Hobart.
Zak Butters has gathered 25+ disposals in his past five matches.
Harry Sheezel has picked up 30+ disposals in six of his eight matches.
Ollie Wines has 30+ disposals in his past three matches against the Roos.
Cam Zurhaar has kicked 2+ goals in eight of his last nine games in Hobart.

North Melbourne vs Port Adelaide Match Details

🇦🇺 Competition: AFL
🗓 Date: Saturday May 13
⏰ Time: 2:10pm (AEST)
🏟 Stadium: Blundstone Arena

North Melbourne vs Port Adelaide 2023 Form (last five matches)

Roos (LLLLL)

R4: North Melbourne 84-107 Carlton
R5: Brisbane Lions 152- North Melbourne 77
R6: Gold Coast 97-54 North Melbourne
R7: Melbourne 139-49 North Melbourne
R8: North Melbourne 34-64 St Kilda

Power (WWWWW)

R4: Sydney Swans 64-66 Port Adelaide
R5: Port Adelaide 70-56 Western Bulldogs
R6: Port Adelaide 109-69 West Coast
R7: Saints 76-83 Port Adelaide
R8: Port Adelaide 92-87 Essendon

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

R9 2022: Roos 46-115 Power
R1 2021: Roos 65-117 Power
R16 2020: Roos 42-78 Power
R22 2019: Roos 144-58 Power
R6 2019: Power 88-72 Roos

North Melbourne vs Port Adelaide Preview

North Melbourne head in as underdogs and have not chalked up a win since Round 2. The Kangaroos burst out of the blocks early this season under their new coach, Alistair Clarkson, with two wins but it has been all downhill since then.

The Kangas booted just 34 points last weekend, the second lowest total that the premiership winning coach has overseen since he started back in 2005. That came against St Kilda and it was a 30 point loss. Jack Ziebell, Harry Sheezel and Liam Shiels combined for 94 disposals in the defeat but the Roos will need more winners this weekend.

They face a resurgent Port Adelaide side that have won their past five games. Last weekend, the Power overcame a slow start to edge out Essendon by five points. That margin might have been more were it not for some inaccuracy in front of goal. Connor Rozee and Zak Butters were among the best for Port, combining for 57 disposals.

The Power venture down to Hobart and were 52 point winners in the corresponding fixture last year in the capital of Tasmania. Ollie Wines dominated with 35 disposal and five goals. This encounter looks set to be a similar margin, unless Alistair Clarkson can find a way to solve the Roos ordinary form of late.