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The SEN nine-leg AFL multi for Anzac day weekend
SEN • April 24th, 2025 6:00 pm
The SEN.com.au team has pieced together their weekend multi ahead of the Anzac day long weekend.
With one leg from each contest across the entire round of footy, we've left no stone unturned in building the best odds for your punting needs.
Here are the legs we've locked in across Round 7.
All odds correct with Sportsbet at the time of publishing.
Melbourne v Richmond
Christian Petracca 20+ disposals ($1.16)
Honestly, just went to get off the mark here.
Last week’s absurd round of results contributed to a disastrous multi, especially the tips from yours truly.
So for the sake of keeping the multi alive, we’re banking on Christian Petracca to pick up 20 touches.
That’s all, Trac. Just 20. Against the Tigers. On Anzac Eve. At the ‘G. C’mon Christian.
Andrew Slevison
Collingwood v Essendon
Ned Long 15+ disposals ($1.10)
Collingwood midfielder Ned Long has become a mainstay on the inside this season.
Averaging 24.67 touches this season when starting on-field, Long should have no issue picking up more than 15 on the biggest stage.
Especially if the rain comes, expect Long to be in and under, fishing the ball out to Collingwood’s classy outside users.
He could also spend some time next to Zach Merrett, so he should be near the action all day.
Lachlan Geleit
Fremantle v Adelaide
Ben Keays 15+ disposals ($1.31)
Let’s keep it rolling, Keaysy.
The reigning joint B&F winner has had 15 or more touches in all six games so far this season.
In his last 16 overall, he’s hit that threshold on 14 occasions. We’re expecting that trend to continue against the Dockers in Perth on Friday night.
Andrew Slevison
St Kilda v Brisbane
Marcus Windhager 15+ disposals ($1.21)
The tag himself knows how to find the footy.
Through six games this season, Windhager has managed at least 18 disposals in every contest, collecting plenty of ball while simultaneously honing his craft of shutting down an opposition player.
This weekend will be no different for the 21-year-old, who is destined for the task on Brisbane’s Lachie Neale.
Following the dual Brownlow Medallist, Windhager will find himself in and around the contest for a majority of the day, and as a result, we have reason to believe that the bull will rack up at least 15 disposals.
Yet to fall below the mark this season, this one looks a lock.
Jaiden Sciberras
Port Adelaide v North Melbourne
Mitch Georgiades 2+ goals ($1.21)
The leggy key forward is putting together a solid season in front of goal.
So far in six outings in 2025 he has kicked 15.9, contributing multiple goals in his last five straight.
In two career matches against North, Georgiades has finished with 3.1 (in 2022) and 2.2 (in 2024). Given the Roos are still shipping 100+ scores, we reckon Mitch will get enough chances.
Two or more goals, lock it in.
Andrew Slevison
GWS v Western Bulldogs
Lachie Whitfield 25+ disposals ($1.16)
Lachie Whitfield loves playing against the Bulldogs.
The star half back has had at least 29 touches in each of the last nine full games against the Bulldogs, dating all the way back to 2018.
Clearly, Luke Beveridge doesn’t bother putting any time into stopping him, and that doesn’t look like it’ll change now.
He’s also only dipped below 25 touches once in his last nine overall games. 25+ should be well within his grasp.
Lachlan Geleit
Gold Coast v Sydney
John Noble 20+ disposals ($1.39)
Blessed with the green light to run and carry, Noble has thrived with the ball in hand, collecting 20+ in his last four for an average of 26 a game.
The Swans also appear the perfect matchup for the likes of Noble to rack up plenty of football.
In last week’s contest against Port Adelaide, Sydney gave up a combined 53 disposals to the Power back flankers, including 26 for Kane Farrell, who had failed to hit the 20-mark since Round 2.
Free run and cheap touches? Noble will gobble up a slick 20+, and at $1.39, this poses as a must-have for your weekend endeavours.
Jaiden Sciberras
Carlton v Geelong
Oliver Dempsey 15+ disposals ($1.29)
The lively winger has been everywhere for Geelong in recent weeks.
Averaging 17 a game, Dempsey's athleticism and elite tank keeps the winger ticking from start to finish.
Seven disposals in the final term against the Hawks set the standard, keeping fresh as the game extends into crunch time.
19 or more in all of his last three, and with a contest expected to go the distance, we're backing Ollie to find the footy at least 15 times.
Jaiden Sciberras
Hawthorn v West Coast
Karl Amon 20+ disposals ($1.30)
Karl Amon has been brilliant for Hawthorn off half-back in 2025.
The elite user has had at least 20 touches in all of Hawthorn’s six games so far, averaging 24.67 disposals.
Under the roof against West Coast, things probably won’t get easier for the smooth mover all season.
You’d expect him to continue what he’s been doing so far and play a big role in a large Hawthorn win.
Lachlan Geleit
ROUND 7 MULTI
- MEL v RIC - C.Petracca 20+ disposals ($1.13)
- COL v ESS - N.Long 15+ disposals ($1.10)
- FRE v ADE - B.Keays 15+ disposals ($1.33)
- STK v BRI - M.Windhager 15+ disposals ($1.21)
- POR v NM - M.Georgiades 2+ goals ($1.21)
- WB v GWS - L.Whitfield 25+ disposals ($1.16)
- GCS v SYD - J.Noble 20+ disposals ($1.39)
- CAR v GEE - O.Dempsey 15+ disposals ($1.29)
- HAW v WCE - K.Amon 20+ disposals ($1.30)
9-leg odds: $6.54
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