Essendon Bombers vs Western Bulldogs Prediction: Both teams are at the same level

This round's match will take place at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne and feature the Essendon Bombers and the Western Bulldogs. The Essendon Bombers failed to capitalize on their victory over the Adelaide Crows by improving their play in their most recent encounter, which resulted in a loss to the Geelong Cats by a score of 122-45. The Western Bulldogs have now lost their previous two games in a row, most recently losing to the Sydney Swans by a score of 78-76 in their most recent matchup.

The Essendon Bombers suffered a 122-45 humiliation at the hands of the Geelong Cats after defeating the Adelaide Crows by a score of 115-97. They were unable to capitalize on their momentum. A winning streak of four games in a row for the Bombers came to an end with this loss. The Bombers' previous two losses were at the hands of the Fremantle Dockers and the Port Adelaide Power. The Bombers have a record of six wins and two losses in front of their own fans at home, indicating that the team is in decent form in front of their own fans. After suffering a resounding defeat in their most recent match, the home team will attempt to get back on track with the help of Elihah Tsatas.

The Sydney Swans defeated the Western Bulldogs by a score of 78-76 the week before last, handing them their second consecutive loss. This setback came right after they had been defeated by the Collingwood Magpies. The previous results of the Dogs, which included victories against the North Melbourne Kangaroos and the Fremantle Dockers, were sufficient for the Dogs to secure a spot in the top eight of the competition. If the Dogs were to win this match, they would move ahead of their opponents, who are now in ninth place on the ladder. It is anticipated that Baily Smith will return for the Bulldogs, although Sam Darcy will continue to miss time due to a thigh injury.

The Bulldogs ought to be able to win here and get back to doing what they do best, which is winning. In prior years, this group has virtually dominated the Essendon Bombers, and I do not think this will be any different. In addition to that, the Bombers will be competing in their own stadium, so I do not see them giving up lightly here. Because of this, we should anticipate a contest that features a large number of points despite the likelihood of a close finish.