Brisbane's Charlie Cameron in action against Richmond in the 2019 qualifying final. Picture: AFL Photos

AFTER a season like no other, we're set for a finals series like none before. 

And fittingly, the make-up of the 2020 Toyota AFL Finals Series was left in the balance until the last quarter of the last game, when Port Adelaide prevailed against Collingwood to claim its fourth AFL minor premiership. 

FINALS FIXTURE POLICY How the venues for the finals will be decided

The Power's win shaped every game in the first week of the finals. 

Port Adelaide's Charlie Dixon celebrates a goal against Collingwood. Picture: Getty Images/AFL Photos

Port will host Geelong at Adelaide Oval in a qualifying final, while Brisbane hopes to reverse the result of its 2019 qualifying final against Richmond when those two teams meet at the Gabba again. 

Meanwhile, Collingwood's loss means the Magpies will travel west to take on West Coast in an elimination final in Perth, while St Kilda and the Western Bulldogs will face off in a do-or-die final at a venue yet to be determined. 

The eight finalists will take a well-earned break during the pre-finals bye weekend before the race for the flag begins on Thursday, October 1. 

2020 Toyota AFL Finals Series week one match-ups

Qualifying Final One
Port Adelaide v Geelong

Qualifying Final Two
Brisbane v Richmond

Elimination Final One
West Coast v Collingwood

Elimination Final Two
St Kilda v Western Bulldogs

* The full week one fixture including dates, times and venues will be released later in the week