Geelong vs. St Kilda Predictions

We have Geelong vs. St Kilda predictions for AFL action on Sunday July 20 at 1:10pm at GMHBA Stadium.

Sunday AFL kicks off with Geelong vs. St Kilda, where Geelong is the $1.14 favourite to bounce back from a loss.

Geelong vs. St Kilda Predictions

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Best Bet

Geelong -33.5 @ $1.90

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Geelong often responds to a loss with a big win, and that should be the case again on Sunday. The Cats lost to the Giants last week, but St Kilda is a much easier opponent, and the Saints are currently riding a long losing streak.

That’s good news for Geelong fans, and after losing to Brisbane three weeks ago, it bounced back with a 124-52 win over Richmond. St Kilda is a better team than Richmond, but punters should expect a one-sided game from the outset.

Geelong is eyeing finals footy and St Kilda is just trying to save face, so take Geelong –33.5 in a game that could be over after the first quarter.

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Same Game Multi

Geelong -33.5, Jeremy Cameron 2+ Goals, Shannon Neale 2+ Goals, Total Match Points Over 170.5 @ $5.00

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Spearheading the Cats’ attack are Jeremy Cameron and Shannon Neale, who could have a field day in the scoring department.

Cameron had only one goal last week, but he was on fire prior with 14 goals from three games. That form is good enough to take him to score 3+ goals against a St Kilda defence that allowed the Bulldogs to score 132 points.

Neale has eight goals from his last two games, and although punters get better odds for Neale to have 3+ goals, we’re taking the shorter odds for the 2+ option. Include him in AFL same game multi picks as a top option.

Over 170.5 is based on their 2025 meeting, which ended 98-91 to St Kilda. It was a high-scoring game but expect Geelong to defend slightly better but score more points.

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Best Value Bet

Gryan Miers Anytime Goal Scorer @ $2.25

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Gryan Miers has a goal in four of his last five games and given how many goals we predict Geelong scoring against St Kilda, the $2.25 odds are value.

He is having a good year, and he has scored against better teams, so we’re surprised by the AFL odds offered by bookmakers for the Cat.

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