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Sydney: They won’t give in. The second division title belongs to the Swans.
Best case scenario: No. 1. Worst case scenario: No. 1.
Port Adelaide: A win in Fremantle today guarantees them a home final, if they lose they could drop to fourth and their percentage would be lower than Geelong.
Best case: 2nd. Worst case: 4th.
Great Bay Scenery: A win at Ballarat would see them leapfrog the Cats, but they would still need to rely on Port losing to fight for second place.
Best case: 2nd. Worst case: 4th.
Geelong: If Port and GWS lose, and Port’s percentages take a big hit, the Cats can grab second place in week one and make the Victorian final.
Best case: 2nd. Worst case: 4th.
Swans player Errol Goulden celebrates scoring a goal.Credit: AFL Photo via Getty Images
Brisbane: The Lions are fifth and will play in a home elimination game. Nothing that happens today can change their ranking.
Best case scenario: 5th. Worst case scenario: 5th.
hawthorn: They start Sunday in 6th place as the AFL’s best form team, but if the Bulldogs win they will finish 7th. Carlton is too far behind the Eagles in percentage to push them into 8th place.
Best case: 6th. Worst case: 8th
Western Bulldogs: If they win their early games in Ballarat, their strong hitting will put them above the Hawks, but if they lose, they’ll be nervously watching whether the Blues and Dockers can win their games.
Best case: 6th. Worst case: 9th
Carlton: Unlikely to win enough to vault Hawthorn into sixth place, but theoretically possible. If they lose, their hopes of reaching the finals rest on Fremantle losing at home.
Best case: 6th. Worst case: 9th
Fremantle: Currently ranked 10th, they will know their odds before they play Port. If the Dogs and Blues win, their finals run is over, but if one of the teams slips up, they can tap into the spirit of Lloyd Christmas from Dumb and Dumber – “So you’re saying I still have a chance”.
Best case: 7th Worst case: 10th
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