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Injury-Hit Collingwood Faces Uphill Battle Against Bulldogs in Crucial Showdown

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Injury-hit Collingwood faces a challenging battle ahead as they prepare to clash with the Western Bulldogs in a high-stakes match. The Magpies, currently on an unbeaten streak, have been plagued by a series of injuries, affecting their lineup and performance. Despite their resilience in staying within the top eight, Collingwood’s forward line has been struggling due to the increasing number of players sidelined.

The Western Bulldogs, who are also coping with key player absences, put up a strong fight against the ladder-leader Sydney in their recent match. With no room for excuses, the Bulldogs are gearing up to take on the Magpies, who have an extensive injury list. The upcoming games against Brisbane and Fremantle will further test the Bulldogs’ resolve.

Collingwood will face the Western Bulldogs at Marvel Stadium in what promises to be a riveting showdown. With no late changes to the lineup, each team is ready to give their all on the field. Collingwood has had to make five changes, bringing in players like Jeremy Howe, Ash Johnson, Jack Bytel, Fin Macrae, and Oleg Markov due to several injuries within the team.

On the other side, the Bulldogs have listed Rory Lobb among the three changes, with James O’Donnell and Lachie McNeil also joining the squad. Notably, Aaron Naughton, Ed Richards, and Anthony Scott will be absent from the game due to injuries. As the stage is set for this critical match, both teams are poised for a fierce battle at Marvel Stadium.

Rachel Adams

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