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Six things we learned: Jagga is edging clear in the Rising Star race
The Bulldogs' next gen is almost here, Sydney's forward half pressure is back plus more lessons from round 12
IN THIS week's Things We Learned, we discover St Kilda should keep Jack Silvagni forward, the Dockers have the best forward trio in the competition plus much, much more.
*This article will be updated after the West Coast v Essendon match on Sunday night
Joel Peterson and Tom Mitchell bring you The Round So Far for round 12
Geelong has a tagger in Oisin Mullin who, across the past month, has performed effective shutdown roles on the likes of Nick Daicos and Lachie Neale. But, on Friday night, he was asked to move to an 11-gamer at half-time of his side's defeat to Carlton. Such was Jagga Smith's impact, the move was worth the gamble from Chris Scott. The teenager had a game-high 18 disposals at the main break, with his clean hands and craftiness through the centre providing the Blues with a fantastic outlet. He finished with 27 touches, six clearances and six inside-50s, along with a fantastic goal assist for Brodie Kemp in the final term. Having had 23 score involvements in the two weeks prior, another stellar Smith showing might have the former No.3 pick on track for the Telstra Rising Star award at the end of the year. – Riley Beveridge
Eagles, Bombers lock in final teams. Follow LIVE from 5.20pm AWST
IN A CLASH between two struggling sides to finish the round, West Coast will fancy its chances of a fourth win this year when it hosts Essendon.
West Coast (3-8) did enough to give Collingwood a scare in Scott Pendlebury’s milestone match and take something from a rare opportunity to play in front of a huge crowd at the MCG.
The Eagles can now aim to regain the momentum from their victory when hosting the Giants two weeks ago, but will be wary of letting their guard down again as they did when stunned by the Tigers on home soil.
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AFL Game Day Guide: Round 12 v Essendon
Get ready for WA Day Round this Sunday at Optus Stadium
What’s On | Round 12 West Coast Eagles v Essendon | WA Day Round Sunday, May 31 | 5.20pm (AWST) | Optus Stadium / Whadjuk Gates open 3.45pm
WA Day Round returns to Optus Stadium this long weekend when take on Essendon on Sunday!
The team will be donning black and gold once again as a nod to WA state heritage, in our special WA Day Round guernsey.
This match day will be packed with WA Day celebrations, from our on-field moments to Fan Zone experiences, including WA Day player cards, roaming mascots, a beanie giveaway thanks to Celebrate WA, and much more!
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