The Gold Coast Bulletin

SUNS UP FOR THE CHALLENGE

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THE opportunit­y to test themselves against two of the AFL’s in-form sides in the next fortnight is a challenge the Suns are looking forward to, according to young midfielder Noah Anderson.

The Suns face two of 2020’s preliminar­y finalists in the Brisbane Lions at Metricon Stadium on

Saturday before taking on the Cats in Geelong in Round 10.

Anderson, who has made a sparkling start to his second season of AFL football, said the Suns would thrive on the challenge and look to capitalise on opportunit­ies they got to take control of a contest.

“Our group genuinely loves playing against the best teams,” Anderson said.

“From a midfield group perspectiv­e, we love the challenge, playing and working together against the best midfields.

“As a group, we’d like to have more wins and be capitalisi­ng on the way we’re playing because we feel it’s been pretty positive mostly.

“We’ve been in games every week, bar one against the Western Bulldogs, so we feel like we’re in a good spot. It’s just capitalisi­ng and getting wins on the board.”

 ??  ?? Noah Anderson says the Suns look forward to going up against leading teams Brisbane and Geelong. Picture: Chris Hyde/Getty Images
Noah Anderson says the Suns look forward to going up against leading teams Brisbane and Geelong. Picture: Chris Hyde/Getty Images

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