AFL Pre-Game - Episode Guide

The reigning premiers have battled injury and illness in 2016 and won't want take the embattled Bombers lightly who have surprised some teams this year.

The Cats and Kangaroos are right in the mix for the 2016 flag, making this a fierce finals-like contest. Brian Taylor leads the call.

The Tigers have won the only other meeting against the Suns at the MCG and will need to do it again to keep their faint finals hopes alive.

It's the biggest Queen's Birthday Monday clash in over 10 years with both teams knocking on the door of the eight.

Two of the 2016 flag contenders face off at Etihad Stadium with the Bulldogs aiming to topple the Cats for the first time in seven years. Brian Taylor leads the call.

The resurgent Magpies host the embattled Dockers at the MCG as Collingwood clings to their 2016 finals hopes. Bruce McAvaney and Dennis Cometti lead the call.

With the Power still in the hunt for finals, and the Tigers needing to win just about every game from here to stay in contention, it's a high stakes battle on Friday Night Football.

The Dockers have found form in recent times after a horror start to the year and are more than capable of upsetting Geelong's lofty 2016 ambitions tonight.

After a sluggish start to 2017, Collingwood will be looking to repeat their impressive win against Geelong in Round 9 last year, while the Cats will want to capitalise on their good start to the year.

St Kilda and GWS are two young, quick and skilled teams who promise to deliver an electrifying contest on Friday Night Football. Bruce McAvaney and Brian Taylor lead the call.

Sunday Soapbox with Leigh Matthews examines the weekend's AFL action so far and looks ahead to today's Demons-Roos clash.

Cameron Ling, Wayne Carey and Hamish McLachlan have some fun in the lead-up to the Swans-Hawks clash.

Geelong host their third consecutive match at Simonds Stadium in their clash against the Crows. The game promises to be a thriller after Geelong broke the Crows' run of eight wins last yea

Tonight the Crows are celebrating 20 years since their 1997 premiership win against St Kilda. The resurgent Saints will be hoping to spoil the party and break their run of six losses to the Crows.

Thursday Night Football heads west to the Eagles' home ground as both teams aim to start cementing their top eight positions.

St Kilda has not had much luck against North Melbourne recently, but the Saints will be hoping their solid start to the season can help them break their six-match losing streak to the Kangaroos.

A look ahead at today's game between Collingwood and Richmond.