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VFL Round 7

SATURDAY MAY 25
Williamstown(No Quote) vs Bendigo Gold($26) at Burbank Oval,Williamstown 1pm (Line 120.5pts)
(Development League Williamstown vs Casey Scorpions at 10am)
Collingwood($1.85) vs Essendon($1.95) at Victoria Park 1pm (Line 1.5pts)
Port Melbourne($1.22) vs Coburg Tigers(4.30) at Northport Oval 1:10pm(ABC1TV)(Line 29.5pts)
(Development League match starts at 10am)
North Ballarat($3.50) vs Box Hill Hawks($1.30) at Eureka Stadium 2pm(3WBC) (Line 23.5pts)
(Development League match starts at 11am)

SUNDAY MAY 26
Geelong($1.34) vs Casey Scorpions($3.25) at Skilled Stadium 1pm(Vision Australia Radio,Aussie Digital) (Line 20.5pts)

VFL and Development League Byes- Frankston,Northern Blues,Sandringham and Werribee

From Bendigo Advertiser
Reported by Travis King
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BENDIGO Gold coach Aussie Jones reckons his young team could upset Sandringham at the QEO today.

The Gold has picked arguably its strongest side, while Sandringham is below full-strength.

“There’s some talent there, but I reckon there’s a sneaky chance this week,” Jones said.

Among the outs for the round six clash is Zebras captain Marcus Marigliani, who played for the VFL state team last weekend.

Sandringham will make at least six changes from its last game, although that’s made it tougher for Jones to do his homework on the Zebras – who are aligned with his former AFL club, St Kilda.

From The Age
Reported by Brent Diamond
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Experienced Collingwood defender Ben Johnson will return from calf soreness against Geelong at Victoria Park on Saturday, hoping to finally gain some match fitness after two false starts.

Magpies VFL coach Dale Tapping said given Johnson's history with injuries, the club had opted to take a cautious approach with the 32-year-old, who has not played football at any level since round three.

Tapping was confident Johnson, a late withdrawal for the Pies in the past two VFL matches, would be ready to resume. He said Alan Didak, who was named as an emergency, had ''put a really good block of footy together'' in the VFL.

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