AFLW 2020 Round 6: The Team

AFLW 2020 Round 6 COLLINGWOOD v BRISBANE Time & Place: Saturday March 14, 3:10pm EDT Hickey Park, Brisbane TV: 7/7mate 3:00pm Fox Footy 3:00pm Weather: Min 18 Max 29 Chance of rain: 50% 1-5mm Wind: SE 23k Betting: Collingwood $2.10 Brisbane $1.72

B:  9. Alana Porter, 12. Stacey Livingstone

HB:  23. Lauren Butler, 22. Sophie Casey, 1. Sharni Layton

C: 7. Sarah Rowe, 25. Mikala Cann, 17. Steph Chiocci

HF: 24. Sophie Alexander, 4. Sarah D’Arcy, 3. Brianna Davey

F: 13. Jaimee Lambert, 2. Chloe Molloy

R:  14. Aishling Sheridan, 8. Brit Bonnici, 15. Erica Fowler
 
Int: 11. Eliza Hynes, 35. Maddie Shevlin, 6. Jordyn Allen, 21. Jordan Membrey, 50. Ebony O’Dea

Emergencies:  Kristy Stratton, Sarah Dargan

Collingwood News Collingwood will travel to Brisbane with an unchanged lineup for its round six clash against the Lions on Saturday. The Magpies have chosen to stick with the same side that claimed a 32-point victory over the Western Bulldogs in Morwell last weekend. Kristy Stratton and Sarah Dargan have been named as emergencies for the match. The Pies currently sit in fourth position of Conference B while The Lions round five loss now see them in second position of Conference A. Collingwood’s side will depart for Brisbane on Friday morning. Jaimee Lambert in action The Pies will aim to keep their finals chances alive with only three games left in the home and away season. The Pies will arrive in Brisbane coming off a dominant performance over the Western Bulldogs in Morwell, walking away 32-point victors. The Pies rebounded well after a disappointing result in round four. Brianna Davey was simply unstoppable, collecting 30 disposals and 10 kicks, while Chloe Molloy was instrumental, managing to put three majors on the scoreboard. Jaimee Lambert was also pivotal in the midfield, as usual, with 24 disposals and 19 kicks. Sunday’s win now takes the Pies’ total wins to three, having suffered two losses. The Lions were knocked off the top position of Conference A after suffering an 18-point loss to the Dockers last weekend. The Pies managed a handy 20-point percentage boot coming off the win in round five. They currently remain in fourth position of Conference B but they’re sure to keep a close eye on the result between Melbourne and Carlton in the hope of rising into third position on the ladder.