2013 AFL PREMIERSHIP SEASON: ROUND 13
Brisbane Lions (15^th) v Geelong (2^nd)
Sunday 23 June 2013
The Gabba @ 4.40pm (local time)

2013 NEAFL SEASON: ROUND 14
Brisbane Lions Reserves v Aspley
Sunday 23 June 2013
Giffin Park, Coorparoo @ 12pm (local time)

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LIONS V GEELONG HEAD TO HEAD
The Lions have won 13 of their 24 matches against Geelong for a winning percentage of 54%.

Biggest win: 69 points @ The Gabba in Round 13 2005
Biggest loss: 93 points @ Skilled Stadium in Round 5 2009
Most goals (for): Jonathan Brown (7) @ The Gabba in Round 22 2007
Most goals (against): James Podsiadly (8) @ The Gabba in Round 17 2011

RECENT HISTORY
2009: Round 5 - 18.18 (126) to 5.3 (33) @ Skilled Stadium - Lost by 93
2009: Round 15 - 9.11 (65) to 16.12 (108) @ The Gabba (N) - Won by 43
2010: Round 8 - 10.14 (74) to 24.11 (155) @ The Gabba (N) - Lost by 81
2010: Round 17 - 19.13 (127) to 9.10 (64) @ Skilled Stadium - Lost by 63

2011: Round 17 - 15.14 (104) to 20.13 (133) @ The Gabba - Lost by 29

2012: Round 5 - 12.7 (79) to 4.17 (41) @ The Gabba - Lost by 38

LAST TIME THEY MET
Wet weather marred an impressive performance by Geelong spearhead Tom Hawkins, when the Brisbane Lions and Geelong last met in Round 5, 2012. Hawkins kicked 6 goals in Geelong’s 38 point victory over the Lions in Simon Black’s 300^th game.

The first half was all Geelong, with Hawkins bagging 5 before the main break, whilst the Lions had to wait until the 20-minute mark of the third quarter to get their first major on the board.

The Lions were competitive but lacked the composure of Geelong who were able to capitalize despite big losses in the stats department. The Lions won the tackle count 108-92, the inside 50s 54-46 and had more scoring shots (21-19), but it was Geelong who were able to put on the score board pressure.

The Lions scored the last 3 goals of the match to draw the final margin back to 38 points. Daniel Rich and Tom Rockliff were the Lions best and Simon Black was gallant in his 300th match. He finished with a goal and 22 disposals, including 12 in the last quarter.

Brownlow Medal Votes: 3. T Hawkins (GEE), 2. P Chapman (GEE), 1. T Rockliff (BL)

IMPENDING MILESTONES
Ash McGrath is set to play his 200th this Sunday when the Lions face Geelong at the Gabba. McGrath debuted in 2001 and was a member of the Brisbane Lions 2003 Premiership side.

FAST FOOTY FACTS

Lions Statistical Leaders (AFL Top Ten)
Tackles: 2^nd Jack Redden (7)
Hit Outs: 8^th Matthew Leuenberger (29)
Rebounds: 2^nd Jed Adcock (5)
One percenters: 3^rd Joel Patfull (8)

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