PEEL’S finals hopes have been dented with a 55-point loss to reigning premiers Subiaco at Medibank Stadium on Saturday.

In wet and greasy conditions, the Thunder were well short of their best against a strong and classy Lions outfit, who triumphed 15.9 (99) to 6.8 (44).

It is the Thunder’s second heavy loss to the reigning premiers this season, and the pressure applied by the Lions was elite.

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FOLLOWING a string of promising performances, the biggest test of Peel Thunder’s finals credentials comes in the form of a powerful Subiaco side primed for another tilt at the flag.

The Thunder travel up the freeway to face a Lions side that is still two games clear in top spot, but smarting after a tight loss to West Perth last week.

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The Senior Development side lined up against Perth after coming off a bye weekend. Before the game the players seemed up and about and the Coaching staff were hopeful of a good showing. The start didn't reflect pre game and in the 1st quarter Perth had 12 scoring shots to Peels 1. Lucky for us they didnt capitalize fully with their scoreboard pressure and we had seemed timid and apprehensive going forward. After quarter Read More [+]

Peel Thunder claimed its seventh win of the season on Saturday, marching to 62 point win over the Perth Demons at Bendigo Bank Stadium.

A seven goal third term paved the way for Peel, who now sit third on the McDonalds WAFL Premiership ladder after 14 rounds.
Zac Clarke (21 disposals, 36 hit outs, 1 goal) performed strongly, while Tendai Muzungu (26 disposals, 6 tackles) and Matt Taberner (7 marks, 4 goals) also played starring roles.

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FRESH off a bye, Peel Thunder will be looking to entrench itself in the top five when it takes on bottom-placed Perth at Bendigo Bank Stadium on Saturday.

The Thunder cling on to fifth spot on percentage, but the tight nature of the competition dictates that every game looms as a crucial one in the context of the season.

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BENDIGO Bank Stadium has hosted its second quality WAFL match in a fortnight, with Peel prevailing over East Perth by 22 points in a fiery encounter.

The Thunder, rebounding after last week’s heart-breaking four-point loss to West Perth, came back from a 22-point deficit at quarter time to record a 17.12 (114) to 13.14 (92) win.

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REELING from its agonising four-point loss against West Perth last Saturday, Peel Thunder will face alignment rivals East Perth on Sunday in another clash integral to the fortunes of both clubs in 2015.

Both sides occupy the last two places in the top five, with East Perth in fourth spot ahead of Peel by a hefty percentage (14.59).

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IN one of the games of the season, West Perth has defeated Peel by four points in a pulsating contest at Bendigo Bank Stadium on Saturday.

The game ebbed and flowed from the opening bounce to the final siren, with the Thunder agonisingly close to securing a famous win when a late snap from Josh Deluca on goal narrowly missed.

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THE 2015 WAFL season is one of the closest in memory, which makes Peel’s clash with second-placed West Perth tomorrow at Bendigo Bank Stadium almost season-defining.

Just one game and 2.85% separates West Perth and eight-placed Claremont, and given the Tigers thumped the Thunder by 72 points last week, it should serve as a reminder of how important every game is in the context of the season.

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