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Murray Wenzel

No demons as Lions eye bounce-back win over Cats

The Brisbane Lions will be aiming to rebound from their Demons defeat against premiers Geelong. (Morgan Hancock/AAP PHOTOS) (AAP)

Chris Fagan has taken some responsibility for the Brisbane Lions' costly fade-out against Melbourne but insists there will be long-term benefits from the loss as they prepare for a high-stakes visit from Geelong.

The Lions conceded four goals in the final seven minutes to lose by one point at the MCG last Friday, the result leaving them two wins behind second-placed Port Adelaide with six rounds remaining before finals.

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