NOT THIS time, Pies.

Hawthorn's finals hopes are still flickering – but Collingwood's are in tatters – at the end of a seesawing MCG clash that ended 18.10 (118) to 14.10 (94) in the Hawks' favour on Sunday.

The result will undoubtedly renew discussion about Magpies coach Nathan Buckley's future.

Both sides still had lucid memories of Collingwood chasing down Hawthorn's 43-point, second-quarter advantage last month, and there were similarities in the return bout.

The Hawks conceded the opening two goals, but kicked seven of the next eight – racking up uncontested marks across the ground as they love to do – to bound away by 24 points early in the second term. 

Collingwood erased that lead by midway through the third quarter and went to the last break with a two-point edge, when Hawthorn captain Jarryd Roughead missed a straight-forward shot after the siren.

But Roughead redeemed himself and sealed the win with a high snap as time ticked past 26 minutes as the Hawks scored their sixth victory of the season.

The Pies were two players down for most of the last quarter, with Tyson Goldsack (suspected broken nose) and Darcy Moore (hamstring) ruled out.

HAWTHORN        6.2   9.3    12.6   18.10 (118)                  
COLLINGWOOD  3.2   8.3    12.8   14.10 (94)          

GOALS
Hawthorn: Schoenmakers 2, Roughead 2, Breust 2, Duryea 2, O'Brien 2, Mitchell 2, Gunston, McEvoy, Shiels, Sicily, Henderson, Burgoyne
Collingwood: Cox 3, Fasolo 3, Elliott, Moore, Greenwood, Thomas, Sidebottom, Phillips, Broomhead, Treloar

BEST 
Hawthorn: Burton, Mitchell, Howe, Siciliy, Hodge, Burgoyne, Hartung
Collingwood: De Goey, Treloar, Phillips, Grundy, Sidebottom, Cox

INJURIES 
Hawthorn: Burton (TBC)
Collingwood: Moore (hamstring), Goldsack (nose)

Reports: Nil

Umpires: O'Gorman, Nicholls, Findlay 

Official crowd: 56,593 at the MCG