2 absolute cracker prelim finals over the weekend with a combined winning margin of a measly 5pts!
We could very easily be looking at an Adelaide/Geelong GF but that's how close the top end of AFLW is, even if the drop off from about 5th down is a quite dramatic but in the end the end the men's comp played out in a very similar way.
In the Lions/Cats game we look at:
Geelong opting not to even up inside the forward 50, resulting i them not even being able to generate a winnable 1v1, let alone a free option to kick to.
Dakota Davidson's positioning when the ball is the Lions defensive 50.
Geelong wingers twice allowing Orla O'Dwyer to get loose off the contest with one them resulting in a goal.
In the Roos/Crows game we look at:
A prime example of perceived pressure and what that does to a player psychologically, which plays out physically and tactically.
North Melbourne not utilising a prime chance to get the ball to the outside and a quick inside 50 entry to their bag of tall forwards.
A great formation tactic used by the Roos on a forward 50 throw in that almost pays off.
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