The sixth-placed Lions and seventh-placed Bulldogs both have injury concerns but are coming off strong wins against Russells Creek and Dennington.

Separated by percentage alone, the winner will lay claim to a one-game buffer and edge one step closer to knocking Allansford, set to play Kolora-Noorat, out of the WDFNL's top five.

In the netball, Dennington has the chance to jump into the top two it hosts an in-form Old Collegians.

The game pits the league's two highest scoring sides against each other in what promises to be an enthralling shootout.

But another key fixture is fifth-placed South Rovers' game against seventh-placed Panmure, which could see the Bulldogs press their final credentials in the event of an upset win.

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