The Sydney Derby returns to the SCG on Friday night with the Swans in arguably the form of any team in the competition and the Giants running short on troops.
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Best Bet
The Swans are the punters’ best friend right now and this looks another chance to cash in.
Sydney have cleared the line in six straight games with an average winning margin of 54 points. They have beaten quality opposition in Gold Coast and Brisbane and look the most complete team in the competition from top to bottom.
Aside from their surprise opening-round win over Hawthorn, GWS have looked well off the pace against good teams, losing to the Dogs by 81 and Collingwood by 33. They continue to miss Sam Taylor and are the only side to concede four or more goals to a key forward in every game this season. They also lose Daniels, Cadman and Coniglio for this one, further depleting their already thin resources.
The Swans are white hot. Back them to cover.
Same Game Multi
GWS have been unable to contain key forwards all season and Joel Amartey is a dangerous proposition against a depleted Giants backline missing Taylor.
Clayton Oliver has had 30 or more disposals in three straight games at GWS and remains one of the competition’s most reliable ball-winners. Justin McInerney has cleared 20 in every game this season, averaging 25.8 touches, and operates largely under the radar alongside Sydney’s bigger names.
Value Bet
GWS have conceded a bag of four or more to a key forward in every game this season, the worst record in the competition. Curnow kicked four two weeks ago and has kicked three or more in three of his last four games against GWS. This is a great opporunity for a confidence booster.
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