FANTASY Footy fans have one last chance to win big in Saturday’s Grand Final between Hawthorn and Fremantle. 

Dream Team fans will have the chance to win $3000 by participating in AFL Fantasy Match Day. 

With everything on the line, fantasy players should consider including some dashing defenders when selecting their side. 

Hawthorn's Shaun Burgoyne (DEF/MID) led the way for the Hawks last weekend with 129 points while Paul Duffield (DEF) top scored for the Dockers with 118. 

Sam Mitchell (MID) was the top ranked Hawk midfielder on 119, with Docker counterpart Michael Barlow (MID) not far behind with 111. 

However, the in-form players vary when looking at the last time the teams met back in round four. 

Hawthorn, playing in its second consecutive Grand Final, will be hoping for a similar performance from Grant Birchall who was outstanding with 151 points earlier in the year. Isaac Smith (114), Burgoyne (113), Jarryd Roughead (112), Lance Franklin (102) and Luke Bruest (100) were among the Hawks to get into triple figures. 

Fremantle, which lost that game by 42 points, was well served by David Mundy (103 points), Nat Fyfe (100) and Michael Walters (89). 

So, if your Dream Team or AFL Fantasy Elite squad failed to fire or fell just short when it really mattered, here is your shot at redemption.

AFL Fantasy Match Day is a quick and easy game played over a single match.

Coaches go head-to-head with their rival in a one-game contest, with each coach selecting eight players – two defenders, three midfielders, one ruckman and two forwards – from the two competing teams.

The coach whose eight players score the most combined points wins.

Challenge a mate or colleague to an AFL Fantasy Match Day battle during one or both of the following clashes:

Hawthorn v Fremantle, Saturday 2.30pm AEST

• Shaun Burgoyne (DEF/MID) – 129 points against Geelong in the preliminary final

• Sam Mitchell (MID) – 119 points against Geelong in the preliminary final

• Brent Guerra (DEF) – 113 points against Geelong in the preliminary final

• David Hale (RUC/FWD) – 105 points against Geelong in the preliminary final

• Jack Gunston (FWD) – 101 points against Geelong in the preliminary final

• Grant Birchall (DEF) – 91 points against Geelong in the preliminary final

• Paul Duffield (DEF) – 118 points against Sydney Swans in the preliminary final

• Michael Barlow (MID) – 111 points against Sydney Swans in the preliminary final

• Chris Mayne (FWD) – 109 points against Sydney Swans in the preliminary final

• Nathan Fyfe (MID) – 103 points against Sydney Swans in the preliminary final

• Ryan Crowley (MID) – 89 points against Sydney Swans in the preliminary final

• David Mundy (MID) – 88 points against Sydney Swans in the preliminary final

Last time they met: Round four, 2013: Hawthorn 18.10.118 def. Fremantle 11.10.76

1. Grant Birchall (DEF) – 151 points

2. Isaac Smith (MID) – 114 points

3. Shaun Burgoyne (DEF/MID) – 113 points

4. Jarryd Roughead (RUC/FWD) – 112 points

5. David Mundy (MID) – 103 points

6. Lance Franklin (FWD) – 102 points

7. Luke Bruest (FWD) – 100 points

8. Nathan Fyfe (MID) – 100 points

TOTAL SCORE: 895 points