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AFL Round 14 Predictions – Hawks vs Crows Star, Cats forwards to Fire & Lions Lift!

AFL Round 14 Predictions – Hawks vs Crows Star, Cats forwards to Fire & Lions Lift!

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AFL Round 14 Predictions - Hawks vs Crows Star, Cats forwards to Fire & Lions Lift! | AFL Today Show - June 11, 2025 The AFL Today Show is here for all your Round 14 preview needs, covering every single game over the bye rounds with teams, stats, debates and tips for some blockbusters including Adelaide vs Hawthorn contender clash, Geelong forwards to feast and Brisbane vs GWS thriller! The panel full of banter chat about who will win each match, their locks of the week, forfeits and finish with big calls where close games are predicted and how Max Holmes, Marcus Bontempelli and Michael Frederick can fire for their sides! Get around the AFL Today Show brought to you by panelists Liam 'Stats Guy' McAllion, Leo Mullaly and Marcus Bazzano, as they talk out all things footy for the 2025 of AFL season! Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 2:00 St Kilda V Western Bulldogs 6:10 Brisbane V GWS 17:15 Essendon V Geelong 21:55 North Melbourne V Fremantle 27:12 Port Adelaide V Melbourne 30:50 West Coast V Carlton 33:50 Coleman Watch 37:22 Lock of the Week 38:33 Big Calls 40:36 Outro ðŸ'¨‍ðŸ'» AFL Today's Podcast Expert Panel: Alex Donnelly Liam 'Stats Guy' McAllion Leo Mullaly Marcus Bazzano Subscribe for weekly AFL analysis, predictions, and fan discussions. Follow AFL Today's Social Media Channels. Instagram: instagram.com/afltodayau Tik Tok: tiktok.com/@afltoday X: twitter.com/AFLTodayAU Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0q6npn76SbJCIJNFTVZplv Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/afl-today-show/id1734901260 Be sure to check out our other shows: Cricket Today: @CricketTodayAU
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