St Kilda Saints Look to Salvage Season Against West Coast Eagles at Optus Stadium

Two sides currently separated by just a place on the AFL ladder will lock horns at Adelaide Oval on Saturday afternoon, as the 15th-placed West Coast Eagles (3-8) take on the 16th-placed St Kilda Saints (3-8).

The Eagles will look to put a 99-point smashing on the road to Adelaide behind them when they return in search of a positive result on home turf. The Eagles have won three of their past four games at home, with the only defeat in that time being by one goal to the high-flying Bombers, although their away record has been terrible.

With three straight losses leaving them four wins outside the top eight at the halfway point of the season, St Kilda‘s season is on the verge of capitulating. If the Saints lose to last year’s wooden spooners, they could tumble to 16th place, behind the Eagles.

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The game will not be broadcast live on 7mate on free-to-air TV, but will be available to watch via Fox Footy on pay TV. Triple M, ABC, and AFL Nation will provide the radio coverage.

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After the team suffered a crushing defeat by the Adelaide Crows last week by a 99-point margin, West Coast head coach Adam Simpson is anticipated to lose Alex Witherden (calf), who has been listed as Test on the official injury report ahead of this Saturday’s clash with St Kilda.

Jack Petruccelle is expected to return from an ankle injury and will be tested this week. Luke Edwards suffered a concussion early in the Eagles’ WAFL clash.

Position players for West Coast Eagles include Flynn, Barnett, J. McGovern, and more in various positions.

Luckless key forward Jack Hayes will miss the clash after undergoing knee surgery on Tuesday to treat an issue that has been causing him problems this year. Zaine Cordy is also sidelined following a hyperextension of his knee in the VFL.

Position players for St Kilda Saints include Marshall, Campbell, Windhager, Wanganeen-Milera, and more in different positions.

The two teams have a history of head-to-head matches, with the most recent games resulting in close scores and fierce competition between the West Coast Eagles and the St Kilda Saints.