The former Brisbane Lion's presence will lift the side and perhaps break a two-game losing streak.

The Tigers find themselves in third position after a final quarter fade out last week at Mt Pleasant and coach Josh Kelly will be keen to rebound with a genuine star of the game under his helm.

Bothwell back from the bye, is also looking for a win to remain in touch with the top four with Scott Bone returning to add depth to the side.

Triabunna will be looking for another big scalp when it takes on Campania at Triabunna.

The Roos were unlucky to not come away with the points the last time these two sides met and this is shaping as another close contest between two sides playing an exciting brand of football.

Triabunna's Dylan Russell has kicked 14 goals in two weeks and he will continue to improve after returning from injury while Austin Spencer in defence has improved as a result of the side's recent purple patch.

This shapes as a danger game for the Wallabies and coach Nathan Senior will look for his side to hit the ground running and to apply scoreboard pressure early, with Clinton Curtain, Aaron Fitzpatrick and Jesse Steele all set to return.

Mt Pleasant makes their only trip to Swansea for the year in the final game.

The second-placed Mounties were able to put the foot down late in the game last week to overcome Oatlands and will start warm favourites on Saturday.

Nathan Rollins and Max Lodge have been key influencers in recent games while Wade Booth continues to have an outstanding season.

Swansea will look to be competitive and on their home ground will hope to put up a good performance with Andrew Press and Matthew Dyer eyeing off an edge over their opponents.

Youngster Jakob Tate played his first game last week and has proven he has what it takes to be a standout at the club.

Campbell Town has the bye. All games start at 1.30pm.