AFL Round 22 in the 2024 premiership season should be another cracker with nine important fixtures set to play out over three days. Friday night's standalone fixture sees Sydney looking to bounce back when they host Collingwood. Super Saturday includes five matches with the marquee matchup pitting Fremantle against Geelong in the twilight slot. Finally, the round concludes on Sunday with three matches, and it's Carlton vs Hawthorn which headlines the day.
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2024 AFL Round 22 Tips
Friday August 9th
What on earth has happened to the Swans? They've been belted in their last two games but still sit atop the ladder. Will they bounce back against the Magpies this weekend?
Saturday August 10th
The Lions are absolutely flying right now but won't have it all their own way when they face the determined Giants on Saturday. This is one high-quality matchup to look forward to in Round 22!
North Melbourne took care of business against the Tigers, while the Eagles also came over the top of the Suns. One of these clubs will get a chance to secure rare back-to-back wins.
The Dockers fell short against the fast-finishing Bombers last Sunday and need to respond against the Cats in Round 22 to keep their top four hopes alive. Who comes out on top in this one?
The Bombers kept their season alive with a last gasp win against the Dockers last outing. They now face the Suns who are yet to win on the road in 2024. Can the Bombers take advantage of the vulnerable Suns here?
The Demons' season looks to be teetering away and it'll be the in-form Power who will look to put the final nail in their coffin when they come together at the MCG on Saturday night.
Sunday August 11th
One of the matches of the round is the opening game on Sunday when the Blues and the Hawks do battle at the 'G. Both coming off losses, this is a massive game between two old rivals at the home of footy.
The Tigers will be in their first game post-Dusty after the champ announced his immediate retirement on Tuesday. The Tigers will be in action against the Saints in a dead rubber on Sunday.
The Crows put up a great fight at the Cattery last weekend but came home empty-handed. They now face the Bulldogs who are arguably the form team of the competition.
