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Greater Western Sydney will add another giant to their senior ranks on Sunday with No.1 draft pick Tom Boyd to make his AFL debut against Adelaide Crows. Adelaide Crows vs GWS Giants Live AFL Online Hd Tv Covearge on your pc. Adelaide Crows vs GWS Giants Live AFL Online Hd Tv Coverage on your pc. Adelaide Crows vs GWS Giants Live AFL Online Fox Tv Coverage on your pc. Watch Adelaide Crows vs GWS GiantsLive AFL Online hD tV Coverage ON your pc. Adelaide Crows vs GWS GiantsLive online AFL 2014 streaming big match watch HD TV broadcast Full Free replay video score coverage on April

Online PC TV Video Free Live hocket TV, Game will start at 15:05 GMT West Coast Eagles vs GWS Giants live iihf Instant Streaming Internet TV, West Coast Eagles vs GWS Giants. live Satellite TVWest Coast Eagles and GWS Giants meet at Patersons Stadium in the only AFL Round 8 game on Sunday.Both sides are desperate for a victory having lost their last five each.The Eagles have won both games played against the Giants - by 81 points in 2012 and by 100 points last season.The game takes place at Patersons Stadium and gets underway at 4.40pm AEST (2.40pm AWST). It is broadcast live on Fox Footy in Australia

Click here to watch online with AFL Global Pass!West Coast has lost its past four matches, while Greater Western Sydney is also without a win since round three.The Eagles' wayward goalkicking has hurt them badly in the last month, with Adam Simpson's side kicking themselves out of last weekend's Western Derby by booting 1.8 in the second quarter.West Coast Eagles vs GWS Giants Live Stream Online Free AFL Game 10/05/2014, Watch Newcastle West Coast Eagles vs GWS Giants Live Streaming Free Online PC TV Video Free Live hocket TV, Game will start at 15:05 GMT West Coast Eagles vs GWS Giants live iihf Instant Streaming Internet TV,

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Members and fans wishing to attend the Western Bulldogs clash with GWS Giants in Canberra can purchase tickets through Ticketek here. Are you a Bulldogs supporter from NSW or the ACT? Interstate Memberships are also available for only $110 and include a supporter pack. Visit membership.westernbulldogs.com.au today or call 1300 46 36 47 and help us #gatherthepack

While the Suns sit in eighth after last weekend's win over Melbourne gave them a 3-2 record, the Giants have already matched their best number of wins for an AFL campaign with two after just five matches of their third season. And the Suns are keen to ensure they put the Giants in their box and continue a dominant run of three straight wins over them since the Giants caught their rivals cold in the first meeting of the expansion outfits in Canberra in 2012. "Being the newer clubs in the competition we would like to stamp our mark on them," Suns midfielder Jarrod Harbrow said. "Obviously GWS has proven that, with the Swans in round one, that if they're on their game they can match it with anyone.

WEST COAST have been forced to make five changes due to injury and suspension with captain Darren Glass, Mark LeCras, Chris Masten, Luke Shuey and Callum Sinclair all out. Sam Butler, Josh Hill, Sharrod Wellingham, Scott Lycett and Dom Sheed come into the squad to take on Geelong at Simonds Stadium on Saturday

Can't watch or get to the game on Saturday? Make sure you're following the Bulldogs' social media accounts for the latest news, behind the scenes photos and live updates throughout the matchCan't watch or get to the game on Saturday? Make sure you're following the Bulldogs' social media accounts for the latest news, behind the scenes photos and live updates throughout the match

The Fitzroy Lions eventually moved to Brisbane where the on-field performance of the merged club improved but off-field performance remained lacklustre. The club reported a loss of $1.8 million in 2011 and 2.5 million in 2012. If a club that won three consecutive premierships in the early 2000s is unable to operate profitably, it follows that a second team in Queensland would struggle financially. But that didn't concern Fitzpatrick and Demetriou, who remained resolute in their plans to expand the game into new territory. To the AFL the logic for expansion was clear?-?superficially,

AHEAD of just their fifth ever meeting, Gold Coast coach Guy McKenna says the duel between his Suns and Greater Western Sydney should be the pre-eminent rivalry in the AFL over the next decade.The Suns joined the competition in 2011 and the Giants 12 months later, and while both battled in their initial years, the two clubs are slowly showing signs of turning the corner.

I understand there's a lot of pressure on high draft picks to perform first-up, but it's a tough brutal game. It's a huge step up from the NEAFL level to the AFL. "All we want him to do is go out there, have some fun, play the games like he used to play at under-18 level. "If he does that, I'm sure his natural talent and work rate will take care of the rest." Being the No.1 pick no doubt attracts plenty of extra attention and scrutiny, but that doesn't have Boyd shaking in his boots. "I set a pretty high expectations for myself anyway - that's what drives me and motivates me," he said.

Coach Leon Cameron is also planning to use him as a back-up ruckman to Jon Giles, who held the fort in last weekend's loss to the Western Bulldogs in the absence of injured star Shane Mumford.I was pretty nervous early on the week when they let me know I was in the squad of guys who were up for selection - probably the most nervous I've been," Boyd said on Thursday.

The first game on Sunday for AFL Round 5 is between Adelaide Crows and Greater Western Sydney Giants. The match is to be played at Adelaide Oval with the opening bounce set to commence at 12.40pm with home team Adelaide Crows currently holding favouritism in the market. View our AFL live scores, odds and results for the game between Adelaide Crows and Greater Western Sydney Giants.

The Swans lose ruckman Mike Pyke for the big game while Brandon Jack is omitted. HAWTHORN lose key players Sam Mitchell, Brian Lake for the trip to Sydney. However, Kyle Cheney, Ben Stratton and Will Langford return to bolster the Hawks defence. BRISBANE get a huge boost with the return of Jonathan Brown for the game against Essendon at the Gabba. The Lions have also recalled Matt Maguire, Pearce Hanley and Jackson Paine while Luke McGuane, James Polkinghorne, Rohan Bewick and Mitch Golby are out.

Both clubs were gioven the chance to plead their case to fans ahead of this Saturday's clash of codes in Canberra, with the Raiders taking on the Newcastle Knights at Canberra Stadium at 3pm and the Giants playing the Western Bulldogs at Manuka from 4.40pm.

Welcome to ABC Grandstand's live streaming of Round Five of the 2014 AFL season.This afternoon Adelaide takes on GWS at Adelaide Oval. Later Melbourne will face Gold Coast at the MCG before the Western Bulldogs play Carlton at Docklands in the final game of Easter Sunday.You can tune in to Grandstand's live commentary streams and check out the latest updates in the scoreboards below.We will have the latest match reports, audio interviews, photos and statistics from the game available online shortly after full-time.Welcome to ABC Grandstand's live streaming of Round Five of the 2014 AFL season.This afternoon Adelaide takes on GWS at Adelaide Oval. Later Melbourne will face Gold Coast at the MCG before the Western Bulldogs play Carlton at Docklands in the final game of Easter Sunday.You can tune in to Grandstand's live commentary streams and check out the latest updates in the scoreboards below.We will have the latest match reports, audio interviews, photos and statistics from the game available online shortly after full-time.

Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere, bar facilities, player and coach interviews, and meat tray raffles! Gold members receive free and priority entry. Normal admission prices apply for all other members and the general public (Adult $4, Conc. $2, Child $1). All supporters are welcome. The Lindsay Head Terrace (level 5 - view map) will also be open post game with bar facilities.