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Hawthorn will meet Mitch Lewis for the first time in 378 days, but Cam will respond to the loss of Last Rough to Fremantle by dropping Cam Mackenzie and Changkuoth Jiath.

26 -year -old Lewis’s return from ACL injury is a great support for Hawks, who maintained the hope of pushing for a first fourth end, but must first defeat Port Adelaide in Launceston on Saturday. Lewis’s return against power was partly balanced by the loss of Mabior Chol’s groin injury.

There is another familiar face that returned to Afl scene this weekend by choosing Senior Liam Jones for Western Bulldogs’s Friday night on Friday night for Brisbane Lions in Gabba.

34 -year -old Jones is in the fifth match of the season. Buldoglar also turned to Luke Cleary and Lachie Mcneil, Nick Coffield and Cooper Hynes fell. The dogs said Josh Dolan was managed as one of the three changes.

The lions were close to full power, but were replaced by Zac Bailey (Suspension) and Noah Replicth (Achilles) Bruce Reville and Sam Marshall.

When Bulldog Ed Richards fought him two weeks ago, the weapon midfielder was injured, and after Luke Davies-Uniacke (Sterem Protocols) was immediately remembered for North Melbourne. Kangaruular traveled to Sydney to get the surviving swans in SCG on Saturday and returned to Callum Coleman-Jones to help reduce the suspension of Ruckman Tristan Xerri.

For Brynn Teakle and Debutant Zac Banch Da Roos, who gathered in the mid -season draft, Finnbar Maley, Bailey Scott and Robert Hansen Jnr fell. Sydney was strengthened by the inclusion of Dane Rampe. Swans Ruckman Peter Ladhams were also elected, while Aaron Francis (Iseled) and Tom McCartin (wounded) exit.

Carlton was under forced three changes for dead rubber tasks against Melbourne in McG, and Adam Saad, Francis Evans and Will White for Mitch McGovern (Hamstring), Orazio Fantasia (Hamstring) and Alex Cincotta (injured).

Melbourne defender Steven can return after winning the disease against the North Melbourne last Sunday, but the rear line partner Jake Lever will miss a complaint of an ankle. Harry Sharp comes to the demons, taking the place of Tom Sparrow in the shake protocols after being injured in the incident that caused Xerri’s suspension.

Hawk Lewis has been playing the second AFL match since Monday last year since Monday, and since he wounded his knee against Geelong last July, he had a comprehensive rehabilitation. He played three games for Box Hill at VFL and scored an average of 3.3 goals per game.

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