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ST KILDA and Sydney open a huge Saturday of action, while Carlton and Brisbane close the night in a massive match for finals implications.

St Kilda continued to show it is a class above the sides in the bottom half of the ladder as it overcame a North Melbourne challenge then pulled away late to hang on to 10th place.

The Saints are well-placed to claim a wildcard spot with games to come against the Blues, Tigers and Suns but need to make the most of their last chance to take a big scalp this year before any finals campaign.

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We’ve seen two superb coast-to-coast goals today, and we’ve only just hit 2pm. Watch the clips below.

The first came from Sydney and took just 16 seconds by the time Nick Blakey brought the ball in from full-back at Marvel Stadium and Charlie Curnow poked it through the big sticks at the other end. Opponents St Kilda just watched in awe.

The second unfolded in Launceston and took just 18 seconds. Hawthorn’s Blake Hardwick unleashed a barrel from full-back and his teammates were able rush the ball forward before Will Day scored the goal. Not something that Roos coach Alastair Clarkson would have enjoyed watching.

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TEAM: Unchanged lineup to face the Saints

Sydney will be hoping to make it back to back wins as they look to secure the all-important top two spot with just four fixtures remaining in the home and away season.

Sydney Swans Coach Dean Cox will take an unchanged lineup to Marvel Stadium to play St Kilda on Saturday afternoon. The Swans have the luxury of using the same 23 players who defeated the Giants by 51-points in the Sydney Derby last weekend. Sydney will be hoping to make it two wins in a row as they look to secure the all-important top two spot, just a month out from finals.

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