\n2. Devils will persevere with youth.
\nIs five too many? Not yet, as long as they keep performing.
\n3. Darley have more versatility than last year.
\nGood early signs, players adapting to multiple roles
\n4. Nick Graham’s influence will build from week to week.
\nThere is no ceiling on the damage the ex-Blue will do when he has a day out.
\n5. Darley Park home advantage is significant.
\nThe Devils have won their last nine at home and 16\/19 under Scotland.
\n6. The Cobras will have made seven changes from their last meeting with Darley – 2018 Elimination Final.
\n7. Cobras recruit Jake DeWinter will spend more time in the midfield. The dangerous forward looks set for minutes in the middle. The X-factor.
\n8. The Cobras have found a beauty in Tom Brownbridge across half back. By all reports reads the play well and is the organiser down back.
\n9. Ruckman Daniel Burton is the key for Cobras. The reigning Henderson medallist dominated the Devils last year despite the Cobras losing all three meetings.
\n10. Cobras new game plan is a work in progress. Expect Bacchus Marsh to be a better side in the second half of the season as they make the adjustment.
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