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WRFL grand final division 1: Deer Park v Spotswood

13/09/2013

By EBONY BOWDEN

Deer Park plays Spotswood in the Western Region Football League grand final at Chirnside Park from 2.15pm on Saturday.

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The two sides met in grand finals in back-to-back seasons in the mid-1990s, with the Lions ruling in 1994 but the Woodsmen gaining revenge in 1995.

But the Woodsmen hold a 3-1 all-time advantage, having beaten the Lions in 1990 and 1938, when Deer Park operated as ICI.

This is the match-up that best represents the 2013 season – the top-ranked Lions against the in-form Spotswood.

WRFL GRAND FINALS

Chirnside Park, Watton Street, Werribee.

Seniors: Deer Park v Spotswood, 2.15pm.

Reserves: Altona v Sunshine, from 11.50am.

Under-18s: Hoppers Crossing v St Albans, from 9.30pm.

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