Match Previews | Just five rounds remain in the SS&A OMFNL with the minor premiership, the top three and the top five still up for grabs as a thrilling finish looms to see who plays finals.
It would be hard to argue against round 14 being the most evenly matched round of the season with all four games and all eight teams not assured of four valuable points.
The match of the round will see second-placed Albury travel to Norm Minns Oval to take on last year’s grand final winner Wangaratta who trail the Tigers by one game.
The Tigers have named one of its strongest sides for the year with ex-AFL star George Horlin-Smith back from an overseas trip. Wangaratta has lost Jackson Clarke for another week but will again have its star-studded forward line of Michael Newton, Ben Reid and Cal Moore to call on.
Yarrawonga has named former Carlton star Michael Gibbons for his first game since Albury five weeks ago. Gibbons missed due to suspension and hamstring strain. Harry Wheeler misses again for the Pigeons who have named an extended interchange bench with several players under a fitness cloud.