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Justin Chadwick

Top four on the line for Hawks, Eagles fight for pride

Jack Gunston (centre) will play his 300th AFL game when Hawthorn meet West Coast. (Scott Barbour/AAP PHOTOS)

West Coast coach Andrew McQualter insists his team will have plenty to play for when they take on Hawthorn in the final match of the home-and-away season on Sunday night.

Barring a monumentally huge win in the vicinity of 110 points, Hawthorn (60 points, 117.3 per cent) will be unable to leapfrog Brisbane (64 points, 121.7 per cent) into third spot on the ladder following the Lions' 63-point demolition of Collingwood on Friday night.

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