The teams for Sunday's round six games have been announced, plus a couple of big late outs for Demons and Giants on SaturdayL-R: Jesse Hogan, Steven May, Lewis Melican. Pictures: AFL PhotosGREATER Western Sydney and Melbourne have been dealt major blows ahead of their matches on Saturday, while Sydney has opted to make three changes.Coleman Medal winner Jesse Hogan will miss the Giants' clash against Adelaide due to a calf injury.>> KEEP SCROLLING TO SEE THE FULL TEAMS OR CLICK HEREXavier O'Halloran has replaced the forward in the side and Max Gruzewski added to the emergency list.The winless Demons have taken a major hit for their meeting with Fremantle at the MCG.Learn More 27:57Important defender Steven May has been ruled out due to a minor groin strain, with Blake Howes coming into the Melbourne team."Steven had a niggle on Thursday at training, and scans have since revealed a minor groin strain," Melbourne general manager of AFL football performance Alan Richardson said."He unfortunately wasn't able to tick off all that he needed to during our final run today, so we've taken the cautious approach of ruling him out of this weekend's game."At this stage, we're hopeful Steven will just miss the one match. However, he will be assessed daily in the lead up to round seven."The Round Ahead Previous Next 03:30 The best half-backs in the game Lachie Ash has had a brilliant start to the season, but how does he rate against other half-backs in the game?02:26 The key areas letting the Demons down Chad Wingard picks apart the areas of the game Melbourne needs to focus on to get its season back on track02:40 How the Blues can overcome their forward issues Ahead of arguably the biggest Good Friday game ever, Chad Wingard takes a look at how the undermanned Blues can fire up forward02:58 Which set of brothers are the best in the AFL? Famous names collide in a Thursday night epic - but who would you choose?21:41 The Round Ahead: Father-sons face off, Danger signs for Hawks Chad Wingard, Nat Edwards & Josh Gabelich preview round six06:15 Cats v Hawks classics and the game's best veterans A look at the best veteran players in the game and memories of some epic Cats v Hawks battles02:07 The players who are ageing like a fine wine Take a closer look at the veterans who are taking the AFL by storm this season01:03 Celebrating The Bont on his return to the game Marcus Bontempelli will slide back into the Western Bulldogs midfield this week after a long absence01:48 Stopping the key mids for Swans and Power Isaac Heeney and Zak Butters will be key men on Sunday at the SCG - so how can they be stopped?Jed Adams has been added to the emergency list.Sydney has opted for three changes for its meeting with Port Adelaide.Justin McInerney is back from suspension and is joined by Lewis Melican and Aaron Francis, with Peter Ladhams and Angus Sheldrick dropped and Joel Amartey (hamstring) out hurt.Joel Amartey grabs at his hamstring during the R5 match between Sydney and Collingwood at Adelaide Oval on April 11, 2025. Picture: AFL PhotosThe Power regain Darcy Byrne-Jones from suspension as Joe Berry makes way.The Bulldogs have made just one change for Sunday night's clash against St Kilda with Marcus Bontempelli in for his first game of the season, replacing James Harmes (foot).The Saints have dropped Tobie Travaglia and Zak Jones, with Arie Schoenmaker and Liam Henry coming in.Teams for Easter Monday's clash between Geelong and Hawthorn will be released at 6.20pm on Sunday.SUNDAY, APRIL 20Sydney v Port Adelaide at the SCG, 3.20pm AESTSYDNEYIn: L.Melican, J.McInerney, A.FrancisOut: J.Amartey (hamstring), A.Sheldrick (omitted), P.Ladhams (omitted)R5 sub: Angus SheldrickPORT ADELAIDEIn: D.Byrne-JonesOut: J.Berry (omitted)R5 sub: Joe BerryWestern Bulldogs v St Kilda at Marvel Stadium, 7.20pm AESTWESTERN BULLDOGSIn: M.BontempelliOut: J.Harmes (foot)R5 sub: Josh DolanST KILDAIn: A.Schoenmaker, L.HenryOut: T.Travaglia (omitted), Z.Jones (omitted)R5 sub: Angus Hastie
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