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“But we’ll see. It’ll be a good contest regardless, from an attacking perspective.”<\/p>\n
Queenscliff handed Ammos their only loss of the season, and Kershaw said his group was super keen to have another shot at the Coutas.<\/p>\n
“They’re still in good form. Obviously they had a little blip last week [against Drysdale], but we’re super excited to have a crack at them.”<\/p>\n
Ammos are coming off a 44-point win against Barwon Heads, in which they kicked six goals to two in the second term.<\/p>\n
Kershaw said Amateur focused on winning the contested ball, which helped with their outside running game.<\/p>\n
Ammos will be without Riley Ferguson and Tom Gorell, who are going on holidays to Europe.<\/p>\n
In other matches, Torquay host Anglesea in a grand final rematch, Ocean Grove have Modewarre, Portarlington welcome Barwon Heads and Newcomb battle Drysdale.<\/p>\n
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THE FIRST versus third blockbuster between Geelong Amateur and Queenscliff makes for an enticing match of the round in the BFL this weekend. It was a shootout last time in Round 6 with Queenscliff emerging 19.7 (121) to 17.13 (115) winners at the Couta Bowl. The Round 13 match-up will be on tomorrow (Saturday, July […]<\/p>\n