Hawthorn v Sydney Swans
Will Langford
The inside midfielder played his best game ever in the 2014 Grand Final. He slotted three goals and laid six tackles.
Kieren Jack
Since 2010, the co-captain has performed better against only one other team than the Hawks.
Collingwood v Geelong
Brodie Grundy
The ruckman was best on ground versus the Cats in round 22 last year, finishing with 10 hit-outs to advantage, seven tackles and a goal.
Daniel Menzel
The creative forward booted four goals against the Pies when he returned to the AFL following four knee reconstructions.
Gold Coast v Adelaide Crows
Tom Lynch
The spearhead notched up four goals and two score assists in the Suns' most recent match against the Crows.
Richard Douglas
The 2010 best and fairest dominated the Suns last time, with 25 disposals, two goals and 566 metres gained.
Port Adelaide v West Coast
Robbie Gray
With three goals, 13 contested possessions and eight tackles, the Coaches Association player of the year in 2014 was unstoppable last time against the Eagles.
Luke Shuey
The line-breaker is No. 1 at West Coast when playing the Power. He collected 23 disposals, six tackles and two goals in his most previous outing versus Port.
North Melbourne v Fremantle
Lindsay Thomas
With 22 goals in five games, the Blues are the small forward's favourite opponent since 2010.
Marc Murphy
The skipper was excellent in round 18 last year, with 26 disposals and 13 contested possessions.
Fremantle v Richmond
Matthew Pavlich
Since 2010, the six-time All Australian's best footy has come against the Tigers. He kicked three goals last time.
Dustin Martin
The fend-off expert racked up 34 disposals and five inside-50s last time he went to Perth to play Fremantle.
Melbourne v Brisbane Lions
Jack Viney
The contested ball winner is in hot form, averaging 28 disposals and more than seven tackles a match this season.
Ryan Bastinac
The former Kangaroo's best-ever game was in round 18, 2013 against the Demons, when he had 20 disposals and four goals.
GWS Giants v Western Bulldogs
Steve Johnson
The three-time premiership player has a better record against the Dogs than any other Giant. In round 16, 2014, he picked up 25 disposals and 14 tackles.
Easton Wood
The reigning club champion took eight intercept marks and disposed of the ball with 100 per cent efficiency in round nine last season.
St Kilda v Essendon
Leigh Montagna
The hard-running half-back was prolific versus the Bombers last time, with 31 disposals and two goals.
Adam Cooney
The 2008 Brownlow medallist's record in his past four games against the Saints is strong. In late 2014, he racked up 25 disposals and booted three goals.
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