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A disheartened Melbourne team, hit by injury (they lost 4 key players to injury during the previous week and Tom McDonald early in the game) was monstered by a confident Brisbane Lions.

BRISBANE LIONS

Backs Josh Drummond Joel Patfull Ryan Harwood

Half backs Mitch Golby Niall McKeever Jed Adcock

Centreline Ryan Lester Daniel Rich Pearce Hanley

Half forwards Simon Black Jonathan Brown Dayne Zorko

Forwards James Polkinghorne Daniel Merrett Ashley McGrath

Followers Ben Hudson Tom Rockliff Andrew Raines

Interchange Rohan Bewick Josh Green Jared Polec Jack Redden

Emergencies Jack Crisp Patrick Karnezis Elliot Yeo

In Jared Polec

Out Matt Maguire (elbow)

MELBOURNE

Backs Tom McDonald James Frawley Jared Rivers

Half backs Daniel Nicholson Jack Watts Jack Grimes

Centreline James Magner Jordie McKenzie Joel Macdonald

Half forwards Jack Trengove James Sellar Rohan Bail

Forwards Jeremy Howe Colin Garland Luke Tapscott

Followers Jake Spencer Brent Moloney Colin Sylvia

Interchange Matthew Bate Sam Blease Lynden Dunn Stef Martin

Emergencies Jamie Bennell (Mark Jamar & Nathan Jones replaced)

In Rohan Bail Jamie Stef Martin Luke Tapscott

Out Mitch Clark (foot) Aaron Davey (hamstring) Mark Jamar (calf) Nathan Jones (calf)

 

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