Sydney vs. Fremantle Predictions

We have Sydney vs. Fremantle predictions for action on Sunday July 6 at 1:40pm at the SCG.

Sunday AFL action starts with one of the more even games of the week, where Sydney is the $1.57 favourite.

Sydney vs. Fremantle Predictions

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Best Bet

Fremantle 1-39 @ $2.80

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Punters get value odds for Fremantle to win the game at $2.41, and we’re taking the slightly better odds for a 1-39-point win.

We can’t see the Dockers winning 40+ on the road, but we expect them to win as underdogs. They knuckled down late to beat St Kilda last week, and that was a game where they could have easily rolled over and accepted defeat.

They are one of the form teams of the competition, and we don’t see their winning streak coming to an end. Sydney isn’t playing overly well, especially compared to 2024, so they are there for the taking this week.

We think bookmakers have the odds the wrong way around, so it could pay to jump on.

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Same Game Multi

Fremantle H2H, Josh Treacy 2+ Goals, Jye Amiss 1+ Goals, Total Match Points Under 156.5 @ $9.50

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With Fremantle not favoured to win, punters get value odds for Josh Treacy and Jye Amiss. Treacy comes off consecutive three-goal games, and that form is tough to ignore, especially with punters getting $1.74 for him to score a double.

We’re also taking the shorter odds for Amiss to not miss. He hasn’t been at his best for Fremantle, but this could be a breakout and bounce back performance. He only needs to kick one goal for our bet to cash.

Under 156.5 is a low line with AFL odds, but it’s expected. They scored only 133 points in their most recent meeting, and this game could be more about defence. Our final score prediction sees Fremantle win 80-73, which is enough to secure the under.

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Best Value Bet

Fremantle Halftime/Fulltime @ $3.00

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We love a good halftime/fulltime bet, and we think Fremantle could start well and lead for most of the game.

Punters get $3 for the Dockers to take their halftime lead and turn it into a win, and given how well they’re playing, we have no cause for concern.

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After graduating from the University of Auckland (BA - English), Daryl was thrown into the world of sports and horse racing journalism.

Having worked as a racing journalist for two years, he decided to move into the online world of horse racing and sports writing. After years of honing his craft, Daryl became a professional punter in 2009 - with a focus on horse racing, NRL, AFL, NBA, Rugby, NFL, and US college sports.

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