Harvey Bulls will host Carey Park to start round sixteen of the Dale Alcock Homes South West, South West Football League season, in a match where the Panthers must win to make a tilt at the finals.
The Bulls who are at the base of the ladder with two wins, took it right up to Bunbury last Sunday in the first half before the Bulldogs kicked away in the second half, while Carey Park have had two weeks off with the Association Bye and the Club Bye.
Carey Park will realise the importance of the match sitting sixth on the ladder, one game behind Donnybrook who are fifth. A Dons loss to Bunbury and a Panthers win, could see the Panthers move into the top five with four further games remaining.
The Bulls meanwhile have an opportunity to get off the bottom of the ladder, with two wins, the same as Eaton and Dunsborough, with those sides playing each other on Sunday. A Bulls win would see them move ahead of either side, and giving one of them the bottom place on the ladder.
Both sides should go into the match near full strength, and although ladder positions suggests Carey Park should win, the Bulls do play well at Harvey Oval, but the Panthers have won the last four encounters.
The League game commences at 3.00pm