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MELBOURNE

Backs James Sellar James Frawley Jared Rivers

Half backs Daniel Nicholson Tom McDonald Jack Watts

Centreline Rohan Bail Jack Trengove Jack Grimes

Half forwards Jeremy Howe Lynden Dunn Nathan Jones

Forwards Mitch Clark Colin Garland Colin Sylvia

Followers Mark Jamar Brent Moloney Jordie McKenzie

Interchange Matthew Bate Aaron Davey Joel Macdonald James Magner

Emergencies Sam Blease Troy Davis Cale Morton  

In Rohan Bail Matthew Bate Aaron Davey Joel Macdonald

Out Sam Blease Brad Green (hip) Cale Morton Luke Tapscott (suspension)

GWS GIANTS

Backs Jack Hombsch Tim Mohr Sam Darley                            

Half backs Shaun Edwards Phil Davis Toby Greene                          

Centreline Tom Scully Callan Ward Adam Treloar                            

Half forwards Taylor Adams Jeremy Cameron Rhys Palmer

Forwards Nathan Wilson Jonathan Patton Mark Whiley

Followers Dean Brogan James McDonald Dylan Shiel

Interchange Tomas Bugg Jonathan Giles Devon Smith Luke Power

Emergencies  Chad Cornes WIlliam Hoskin-Elliot Andrew Phillips

In Jonathan Giles Jack Hombsch Nathan Wilson

Out Chad Cornes (rested) Andrew Phillips Sam Schulz (calf)

 

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