The two powerhouse sides of the past three home and away seasons are set to renew their rivalry when South Fremantle travel to Leederville to take on Subiaco.
With top spot still up for contention, a win in this match could be pivotal to the Lions retaining top spot and the Bulldogs making it one step closer to a minor premiership.
Friday Night Football returns to Leederville as the second Grand Final rematch of the season is set to take place, with Subiaco looking to maintain its unbeaten 2018 season run against Peel.
While Subiaco sit unbeaten at the top of the 2018 WAFL Ladder, Peel have battled to recapture the form of their past two premiership seasons, currently lagging outside the top five having won just five games.
The year long look back down Memory Lane continues this week with a look back at Round 14 in Subiaco history.
It has been a round of big victories with two memorable three figure victories including one over this weekend's opponents in Peel.
Maroon & Goaled features every goal of every game from Subiaco in the 2018 season.
After having five bags of five goals or more in the first seven rounds, it had been over six weeks since the last big bag from Subiaco’s forwards.
Leederville Oval will this Friday be the centre of WA football with an afternoon of Landmark Country Championship football to be followed by the opening game of NAIDOC Round, when Subiaco take on Peel in Friday night football.
The Subiaco Football Club is excited to host Division Two of the Landmark Country Championships with five of West Australia’s proudest country competitions set to contest for 2018 Country Week glory.
As Subiaco rolled on to their 11th consecutive victory, there were a host of numbers that mattered most behind the win.
There were career best days in front of the goals for the talls, the end of a seven year drought and the continuation of a fine season for a key recruit.
Subiaco Colts won their fourth straight game and eighth of the season to ensure for one night at least, that Subiaco would have the three top teams on the ladder, a feat not achieved this late in the season before by the Lions.
By the end of the weekend, the Colts had fallen to second while a poor second half was costly for the Reserves as they slipped to fourth in a jam packed top of the 2018 WAFL Reserves ladder.
Subiaco is the first team to officially qualify for the 2018 WAFL Finals, with a hard fought 33 point win over West Perth on Saturday ensuring that the Lions will play finals for the fifth straight season.
After being made to work for every possession and score in the first half, Subiaco broke the game open with a typically ruthless burst, kicking four goals in time on of the third quarter.
Subiaco is set to join in NAIDOC Week celebrations, when they host a Round 14 WAFL clash against Peel in what is the second Grand Final rematch of the season.
Subiaco will again wear their special NAIDOC jumper and a Welcome to Country ceremony will occur before the match.
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