EURO-YROKE welcomes Walyalup to Marvel Stadium for their Saturday night clash.
The Saints' season is hanging by a thread at 3-6 after a run of four defeats in their past five matches, including a surprise loss to Hawthorn last week, with Euro-Yroke's only victory in that time coming against the winless Kangaroos.
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The 14th-placed Saints continue to struggle to find fluency in attack, with their victory over the Roos the only game this season where they have scored more than 80 points.
Walyalup (5-4) can be forgiven for being below its best following the passing of former Dockers forward Cam McCarthy last week, even while putting on a brave showing against Sydney.
The ninth-placed Dockers paid the price for wayward kicking in that game, finishing with 4.15, but will look to be more polished at a venue where they have four wins and a draw in eight matches since the start of 2022.
While the Dockers are unchanged, the Saints have made six changes, including bringing in Paddy Dow, Zak Jones and Mattaes Phillipou.
Euro-Yroke v Walyalup at Marvel Stadium, 7.30pm AEST
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SUBSTITUTES
Euro-Yroke: Zak Jones
Walyalup: Tom Emmett
In the other Saturday night match, Brisbane will look to get back on the winners' list when it welcomes an injury-ravaged Richmond to the Gabba.
The Lions (3-5-1) almost pulled off a rousing victory on the road but could only finish level with Kuwarna in a thrilling clash last week.
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The Lions also have a host of players out with injury and are still waiting for reinforcements to arrive, but in the meantime they will hope to brush aside the struggling one-win Tigers to ensure they stay in touch with the top eight.
Richmond (1-8) is firmly in the middle of an injury crisis which is making its results difficult to judge.
The Tigers have lost five on the trot after the unlikeliest of victories over ladder-leader Sydney in round three, with the margins increasing every week in that time.
But Richmond should have reason to hope for a better showing against the similarly undermanned Lions at the Gabba.
The Lions have made just one change, replacing Jaxon Prior with Noah Answerth, while the Tigers have been forced into four changes, with Steely Green to make his AFL debut.
Brisbane v Richmond at the Gabba, 7.30pm AEST
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Brisbane: Shadeau Brain
Richmond: Matthew Coulthard
Greater Western Sydney v Western Bulldogs at Engie Stadium, 4.35pm AEST
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Greater Western Sydney: Conor Stone
Western Bulldogs: Caleb Daniel
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Collingwood v Kuwarna at the MCG, 1.45pm AEST
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Collingwood: Harvey Harrison
Kuwarna: Ned McHenry
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