Richmond vs St Kilda kicks off a huge Saturday of football, before the Q-Clash in Brisbane and tonight's Hawthorn–Collingwood blockbuster at the MCG.
There are five games on the schedule, beginning with the Tigers hosting the Saints at the MCG in a must-win game for Ross Lyon's men — without superstar Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera — if they are to keep their top-10 chances alive.
North Melbourne faces Geelong at Docklands, then the Suns try to spoil the Lions' top-four plans when they meet in the Q-Clash at the Gabba.
Tonight we're back at the MCG for a Saturday night blockbuster as Hawthorn takes on Collingwood, and Port Adelaide hosts Melbourne in Adelaide.
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Rowan Marshall gets the holding decision against Luke Trainer while on a lead and it's absolutely there.
The shot is about 40m and a slight angle, and it is poetry in motion. The big man has a lovely boot!
Not one to write home about and I'm furious Andrew's technical difficulties are forcing me to watch it.
Not really, watching footy is watching footy and it's a glorious day for it at the MCG.
Bradley Hill remains on his 15 touches after coming from the ground for an extended break, and amidst a heap of turnovers and sloppy footy, the clean hands and poetic kicking of Mitch Owens have been an oasis in a veritable desert of nice footy.
Dion Prestia and Taj Hotton (seven touches each) lead the way for Richmond, but they do look a little toothless up forward.
Another lovely clunk from Owens on the lead, but the big talking point is the fact Bradley Hill as 15 – YES FIFTEEN – first quarter touches.
It's lovely big bomb from Jack Ross to get the Tigers their first major of the day.
Just before that play though, Hugh Ralphsmith has nudged his Saints opponent into another Saint in a marking contest, and he may have some questions to ask about that one.
We've got technical difficulties with Andrew at the moment so I'll step in briefly to tell you what's happening … and I tell you what, it hasn't been much until right now.