North Melbourne v Richmond
Brent Harvey
'Boomer' was best on ground in the elimination final between these sides last year. He racked up 31 disposals and two goals in his third highest-rated game since 2010.
Jack Riewoldt
The spearhead was the Tigers' best in last year's final, with four goals and a score assist.Hawthorn v Melbourne
Shaun Burgoyne
The Demons are the classy midfielder's favourite opponent. Last year in round seven, he polled two Brownlow votes .
Max Gawn
The bearded big man is ranked third among ruckmen and was the No. 1 player in the competition last week.Carlton v Brisbane Lions
Patrick Cripps
The inside midfielder had a brilliant game against the Lions in round six last year, with 13 contested possessions, six clearances and a goal.
Dayne Zorko
The zippy forward was best on ground last time these teams met, kicking two goals and gaining 481 metres with the ball.Geelong v Greater Western Sydney
Tom Hawkins
After 10 marks and three goals earlier this year against the Giants, the dominant forward could again get on top of the GWS defence.
Dylan Shiel
The star has a better record against the Cats than any other Giant. In round two this season, he collected 27 disposals and a goal.Gold Coast v Sydney Swans
Gary Ablett
The champion has been sublime against the Swans in the past – in round 12, 2014, he notched 37 disposals, nine tackles and four score assists.
Dane Rampe
The left-footer's favourite team to play is the Suns. In round 10 last year, Rampe racked up 32 disposals and 12 marks.Fremantle v Essendon
Matthew Pavlich
The Dockers champion booted four goals against Bombers in round six last season, in his second-best game of 2015.
Brendon Goddard
The skipper's 35-disposal effort against the Dockers last season was the best by any Bomber against Fremantle for four years.Collingwood v Port Adelaide
Jarryd Blair
The small forward's career-best game came in 2011 against the Power, when he won 17 contested possessions and bagged four goals.
Robbie Gray
With 23 disposals and two goals against the Pies in round 15 last year, the 2014 Coaches' Association player of the year was hard to stop.Western Bulldogs v West Coast
Jake Stringer
In round 21 last season, the bullocking forward booted five goals straight.
Jeremy McGovern
The intercepting defender was in fine form against the Bulldogs in round one last year, taking five contested marks.Adelaide v St Kilda
Eddie Betts
In round seven last year, the All Australian finished with six goals.
Leigh Montagna
The speedy half-back consistently performs better against the Crows than his teammates.
