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The Preliminary Final teams are in, for the second straight season Taylor Adams has been the unlucky player to have to make way in the final 22. This time at Sydney with Robbie Fox earning a recall to replace injured skipper Callum Mills.

Chris Fagan is backing in Cam Rayner to respond, while over at the Cattery, veteran Zach Tuohy has been left out for Tom Stewart's return.

Christian Petracca will miss the Melbourne best and fairest, heading to a training camp in Arizona in a bid to be right for Round 1 of 2025. And Nat is part of a very special and important cause at RSEA Park on Saturday.

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Brisbane's second-stringers were the ones who drove the Lions back into the contest in the semi-final against the Giants, and are in the box seat to nullify the influence of the powerful Cats on Saturday at the MCG.

Schmooky pulls apart both Preliminary Finals with the KPI's that the 4 clubs are keen to hit if they want to advance to the Grand Final.

Jack Darling is heading to Arden St on a multi-year deal while the Eagles are flying over their senior coaching options with the aim of moving the process along in its final stages.

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Geelong play a high-risk high-reward game with the competition, and have done so every year since 2011 under Chris Scott. They are chips-in but also balanced in their view to have an eye of the future.

GWS will be active in the trade period with Isaac Cumming requesting a trade as well as Harry Perryman and Nick Haynes being on the outer. Can they recover from their disastrous finals exit?

The AFL have fined Ken Hinkley $20,000 - But that means they can't use Port Adelaide v Hawthorn in 2025 in a marquee match slot to promote the rivalry between the two.

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