TRENT Dennis-Lane and Lewis Jetta haven’t had many opportunities to play together for Sydney this year, but the pair showed on Saturday against Fremantle that they could both provide serious headaches for opposition defences in the 2010 AFL finals.

Both young forwards received nominations for round 20 in the Panasonic Goal of the Year competition for goals against Freo, Dennis-Lane snapping a bouncing checkside goal while surrounded by defenders while Jetta went a long way to icing the game for his team, leaving young Fremantle defender Dylan Roberton in his wake as he sped inside 50 deep into the final term before snapping truly to give the Swans a 10-point lead.

The third nomination for round 20 went to Melbourne’s Liam Jurrah, who showed great skill to kick the ball off the ground from a tight angle for a classy goal against Hawthorn.

Perennial high flyer Nick Riewoldt was back in hunt for the Hungry Jack’s Mark of the Year in round 20, the Saints captain nominated for a fine mark under pressure in the second quarter of the game against North Melbourne, one of 10 grabs he took for the match.

Also nominated were Melbourne’s promising forward Lynden Dunn for a pack mark against the Hawks and Fremantle’s Matthew De Boer for a diving grab on the wing, the young midfielder launching himself a full stretch across the Subiaco turf for a mark that was uncontested but still extremely brave.

Fans can view and vote for their favourite mark of the round at www.afl.com.au/mark and their favourite goal of the round at www.afl.com.au/goal

Each week, the best three marks and goals from the previous round as selected by Robert Walls, Luke Darcy and the Nomination Panel are posted at www.afl.com.au. Fans are able to view the nominations and vote on the weekly winners.

Voting opens for the previous round's nominations every Tuesday at 12pm and closes the following Monday at 12pm (exact days may change depending on fixture).

At the conclusion of the home and away season, the All-Australian Selection Committee will select the three best goals and marks from the 22 weekly selections from Robert Walls and Luke Darcy, along with any public selections that differ from Walls and Darcy.

The top three selections for the Panasonic AFL Goal of the Year and Hungry Jack’s AFL Mark of the Year will be announced on September 6 2010 during Monday night on ‘One Week at a Time’ - 9:30pm on Network Ten’s One HD channel.

All three nominations will then be shown on the AFL website where viewers will be able to vote for their nomination for their Panasonic AFL Goal of the Year and Hungry Jack’s Mark of the Year. Voting will close at 12pm on Monday, September 13.

The voters who have selected the same Hungry Jack’s AFL Mark of the Year as the All-Australian Committee and entered their details will go into the major prize draw to win a year’s supply of Caltex fuel valued at $2,500, courtesy of Hungry Jack’s.

All votes entered into Panasonic AFL Goal of the Year the will go into the draw to win the ultimate Panasonic Prize Pack valued at $9000.