With the battle for third spot coming down to percentage, Brisbane Lions will have to put their foot down against Collingwood to get a big break over rivals Hawthorn.
The Lions go into the final round with a 2.2 per cent advantage over the Hawks.
However Hawthorn has the advantage of playing West Coast in Perth on Sunday, needing a winning margin at least seven goals more than Brisbane — if the Lions win — to take third spot.
With the prize of a first final against a depleted Sydney Swans at stake, the Lions will be looking for a big win at the MCG, while Collingwood is preparing for the wildcard round next week.
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The visitors benefited from a free kick in the middle where Will Ashcroft spilled the ball but then was bending (ducking?) as Ed Allan clipped him high.
The Lions took advantage, and the ball went into the right forward pocket where Morris marked.
He nailed the nick from a nasty angle, and the Lions are clear!
Morris has three in a handful of minutes and four for the game already! Alarm bells are ringing HARD in the Pies coaching box.
The Lions are in again, they go in from the opposite side of 50, but the effect is the same.
Logan Morris takes another mark, and he drills the kick.
That's two in a minute or just over, and the lead is out to 18 points.
Brisbane took that goal personally, and the visitors answer quick smart.
They loft it high from Darcy Fort to a contest – Logan Morris looks like he's gone too early, but he half-hovers in the air and takes the grab.
The umpire looks straight up as if he's rolling his eyes at a funny quip – he doesn't have to move!
