St Kilda host Brisbane at Marvel Stadium on Saturday afternoon with the Saints looking to build on their win over GWS while the Lions return from the bye still searching for their first win of the season.
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Best Bet
The numbers suggest St Kilda can run the reigning premiers close again here. The Saints have built a strong record as underdogs, covering the line in seven straight matches, while the underdog has now covered in 12 consecutive St Kilda games overall.
Brisbane have also been a poor bet early in seasons, failing to cover the line in nine straight March matches. They have battled injuries to start the year, although they do regain Zac Bailey and Darcy Gardiner from suspension and Logan Morris from injury.
St Kilda have been competitive in all three games so far this season against Collingwood and Melbourne before their win over GWS, and they look capable of keeping this close again at Marvel Stadium.
With the Saints consistently covering as underdogs and Brisbane still building into their season, taking the points looks the smart play.
Same Game Multi
Max Hall continues to impress in the Saints forward line, kicking a goal in four straight matches including four against Melbourne earlier this season.
Darcy Wilmot has recorded 23 and 24 disposals this season and has reached 20 or more disposals in eight of his last nine matches.
Callum Wilkie is finding plenty of the football across half back, recording 25 or more disposals in all three games this season.
Value Bet
The Saints allowed Lachie Ash to collect 39 disposals last week and Dayne Zorko is capable of a big possession game when Brisbane control the ball.
Zorko had 34 disposals in his last game against St Kilda and has already recorded 30 disposals in both games this season, making the 35-plus line an appealing value play.
