The match
Will it be the beautiful dozen for the Saints or can the Blues be the team to stop their unbeaten run that now stands at 11.

Tonight at Docklands these top-four sides clash in a Friday night feature event. And we'll be all over it here at afl.com.au with gameday live providing all the stats as they happen. There's even a neat graphical display of how each goal is kicked. It's a bit like pong. Check it out.

Final teams
With two games on Sunday we'll be first with the final teams late in the afternoon. Will the Crows name Matthew ... er, we mean Chris Knights, to play? And will the Roos stick with some the young guns they have on their extended bench? Find out first here at the one and only place of AFL authority on the web.

Dr Dream
He's beaten his latest malpractice suit and has got home from a celebratory night on the Dom to provide the sort of advice only a doctor can. Dr Dream is back with the anti-viral medicine for your ailing Toyota AFL Dream Team. And when the doctor is in the house, you'd better listen, because he doesn't come cheap.

Archer takes aim
When Glenn Archer previews tonight's clash and the other weekend games, his aim is true. Archer sets his bow, pulls back hard and delivers a high-velocity arrow at those who deserve it. Don't miss Archer's column today, exclusive to afl.com.au.

Jade's bounty
According to the Wiki, the word jade is derived from the Spanish term piedra de ijada (first recorded in 1565) or loin stone, from its reputed efficacy in curing ailments of the loins and kidneys. So interim Richmond coach Jade Rawlings has that going for him. Any internal problems at Tigerland and he'll be right on to it. Jade will address this and other aspects of the precious stone at today's press conference at Punt Road. Mighty Mic Cullen will be there to translate for the non-geologists.

24 Hours
For those who like to boogie into the wee hours of Saturday morning, log on at crack of dawn on Saturday when Marc Murphy's best 22 is revealed. And we can promise some surprises. Also on Saturday night will be two big games from the top and bottom of the country; Port and the Dogs at the top end and Richmond and West Coast down in freezing Melbourne town.

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