Sunday arvo footy kicks off with the latest battle between Brad and Chris Scott, who'll both look to get the brotherly bragging rights when the Kangas host the Cats.
Then GWS will look to prove that they're a genuine premiership team, by recording a big win at a venue they've struggled at, when they take on the Hawks the MCG.
Finally, the Tigers and Dockers will do battle out west, as both teams play for their fifth win of the campaign.
The Scott twins meet in the latest chapter of their coaching rivalry, when the Roos host the Cats on Sunday afternoon.
These are two clubs in vastly different positions.
Geelong demolished the Dons last week to extend their lead at the top of the ladder.
North meanwhile have been very poor this campaign, although steadied the ship somewhat with a strong win over Carlton in Round 7.
Why Kangaroos can win
The Roos burst out of the blocks last week, booting 10 goals to 1 in the opening half against the Blues.
They've been known to stun teams like this in the past, and you'd have to think a similar first half blitz is the best hope they have of toppling Geelong.
Another positive from that game was Ben Brown's return to form.
The cult figure booted a bag of 4, to go alongside young gun Cameron Zurhaar's 5 majors.
If these two can replicate that form, then they'll keep this game competitive.
Why Cats can win
Geelong have been superb in 2019, surging into joint favouritism for the flag in the AFL odds market.
The form of Gary Ablett and Patrick Dangerfield have been a big part of this, regularly imposing their class and experience on the contest.
But in a big blow for Geelong, these two are both expected to miss.
Ablett is looking to have a one-match suspension overturned, while Dangerfield will likely miss a week or two with a sore knee.
But the Cats have so much depth, and even if these two miss, should scrape over the line.
Key AFL Stat
Geelong have won their previous 3 games against North Melbourne: Cats to win @ $1.35
AFL Betting Tip: Geelong to cover the -20.5 point line @ $1.90
Reasoning: With Mitch Duncan hitting form last week, and Tim Kelly performing his socks off, the Cats have plenty of midfield cover for Dangerfield and Ablett.
The Giants are really starting to hit their straps in their quest for a maiden premiership.
They face a team who's had no shortage of those on Sunday arvo, in what's set to be a belter at the MCG.
Hawthorn will be furious after letting the victory slip through their fingers against the Dees, and will be out with a vengeance.
GWS better be on their game.
Why Hawks can win
While Hawthorn are only one win outside of the eight, the log-jam above them means that if they don't start stringing a few wins together soon, they'll be missing out come September.
While getting the four points here is a tough assignment, it's certainly not beyond a side with plenty of premiership experience both on the field, and in the coaches box.
And besides the long-term injury to Tom Mitchell, the Hawks have close to a clean bill of health, with all of their stars fit for this clash.
Hawthorn need to up their contested possession numbers though.
Last week they lost this count by 31. A similar margin against GWS would result in a heavy defeat for the Hawks.
Why Giants can win
Considering that they were missing the quality of Josh Kelly, Lachie Whitfield and Phil Davis last week, what the Giants did was incredible.
They sped out to an early 40-point lead in the match, which they essentially maintained until the final siren.
With these three all set to return, there's only room for improvement for GWS.
And with the form Jeremy Cameron is in, there's no reason why the Giants can't go all the way.
He booted another 6 goals last week, to extend his winning margin in the race for the Coleman medal.
Key AFL Stat
GWS have lost their last 2 games at the MCG: Hawks to win @ $2.70
AFL Betting Tip: GWS to cover the -13.5 point line @ $1.90
Reasoning: You simply couldn't go against them based how well they played in Round 7 with three of their stars out.