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AFL Football Essendon v Melbourne live AFL 2011 online football streaming - Round 11 in venue MCG on 03-06-2011 at 07:40pm . Watching sports on the go has never been easier. Watch all the big games, match highlights and player interviews live on any computer! Access all sports all the time! Waiting in the airport or on a long train ride? Watch your favorite sport on your laptop or computer from anywhere in the world.
Match Schedule
Essendon v Melbourne FC TV LinkCompetition: AFL Toyota Premiership 2011,
Date: Friday, June 03, 2011 .
Kick Off: 07:40pm local ,
Round : 11,
Venue: MCG .
WHERE AND WHEN: MCG, Friday 3 June, 7.40pm .
HEAD TO HEAD: Essendon 126 wins, Melbourne 78 wins, two draws .
LAST TIME: Melbourne 19.8 (122) d Essendon 14.19 (103), round 15, 2010 at the MCG
SUMMARY
Melbourne coach Dean Bailey was bitterly disappointed with his side's lacklustre performance last Friday night against Carlton, and says redemption for that will be a motivating factor when the Demons face Essendon on Friday night.
The Demons had 38 inside 50s against the Blues but only managed a return of six goals for the match, and they will need to work on their delivery going forward this week if they want to have any chance of beating the Bombers.
Injuries have also played a major part in Melbourne's past three losses but the return of midfielder Jack Trengove from suspension and possibly Tom Scully could be a welcome boost.
Key position player Tom McDonald has also been solid in defence for Casey in the VFL, and could be called upon this week to help out against the Bombers' tall timber.
James Hird's men should be well rested after last week's bye and it will be interesting to see if they're raring to go.
While a week's rest would have been invaluable to skipper Jobe Watson's recovery from a hamstring injury, most teams this season have failed to fire after the bye.
Just four sides (St Kilda, West Coast, Hawthorn and Geelong) this year have gone on to win the week after a bye and the Saints and Eagles both played sides who were also coming off a week's rest.
HEAD TO HEAD: Essendon 126 wins, Melbourne 78 wins, two draws .
LAST TIME: Melbourne 19.8 (122) d Essendon 14.19 (103), round 15, 2010 at the MCG
SUMMARY
Melbourne coach Dean Bailey was bitterly disappointed with his side's lacklustre performance last Friday night against Carlton, and says redemption for that will be a motivating factor when the Demons face Essendon on Friday night.
The Demons had 38 inside 50s against the Blues but only managed a return of six goals for the match, and they will need to work on their delivery going forward this week if they want to have any chance of beating the Bombers.
Injuries have also played a major part in Melbourne's past three losses but the return of midfielder Jack Trengove from suspension and possibly Tom Scully could be a welcome boost.
Key position player Tom McDonald has also been solid in defence for Casey in the VFL, and could be called upon this week to help out against the Bombers' tall timber.
James Hird's men should be well rested after last week's bye and it will be interesting to see if they're raring to go.
While a week's rest would have been invaluable to skipper Jobe Watson's recovery from a hamstring injury, most teams this season have failed to fire after the bye.
Just four sides (St Kilda, West Coast, Hawthorn and Geelong) this year have gone on to win the week after a bye and the Saints and Eagles both played sides who were also coming off a week's rest.
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