The line-up

B: Haynes, Taylor, Tomlinson

HB: Reid, Davis, Shaw

C: Coniglio, Hopper, Williams

HF: Buntine, Himmelberg, Finlayson

F: Daniels, Cameron, Greene

FOLL: Simpson, De Boer, Taranto

I/C (from): Kennedy, Langdon, Cumming, Kelly, Flynn, Perryman, Keeffe, Lloyd

IN: Davis, Simpson, Langdon, Kelly, Flynn, Perryman, Keeffe

OUT: Corr (injured), Mumford (injured), Hately (omitted)

What to expect

GWS have emerged as a premiership contender with its strong start to the season.

The Giants have won four of their last five games, including victories over Geelong and Richmond.

The highest-scoring side in the competition, only Brisbane (five times) have reached the 100-point threshold more than the Giants (four).

With one of the most highly-skilled sides in the competition, the Giants rank second for uncontested marks with a desire to own the ball by foot.

But, while the Giants rate second for marks, they’ve only taken six more contested marks this season than North Melbourne, who rank 18^th in the statistic.

These numbers in isolation tell a lot about how Leon Cameron likes his side to move the ball.

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Player to watch

Jeremy Cameron is the most dangerous forward in the competition.

Cameron is in ridiculous form currently, averaging 4.3 goals per game as well as career-highs in disposals (16.7), contested marks (1.9) and marks inside 50 (4.1).

Leading the Coleman Medal tally by a stunning 13 goals, having already booted one bag of six and another of seven majors.