Sydney Swans midfielder Sofia Hurley headlines three changes for Sydney's home Elimination Final against the Western Bulldogs.
Hurley will make her return from injury after she has been sidelined since breaking her ankle in Round 5 in the Sydney Derby.
Speaking to Sydney Swans Media, senior coach Colin O'Riordan confirmed Hurley's return.
"Sof has been the ultimate professional, ever since she got injured in a pretty horror incident on Henson Park in Round Five, she's done everything we've asked of her in her rehab," O'Riordan said.
"The way she's rocked up, her intensity around her rehab, her diligence to making sure she's ticked all the boxes has been fantastic, so, really nice inclusion and she's the ultimate professional in every way."
Defender Jas Grierson and forward Paris McCarthy have also been recalled, while Molly Thomas, Emma Juneja (omitted) and Caitlin Reid (injured) come out of the side.
O'Riordan said a four quarter performance would be key to getting the win over the Bulldogs.
"Forward to centre, they're a really good pressure team, I think they're second for forward 50 pressure in the competition," he said.
"So, we're well aware we have to match their pressure around the footy. They're pretty good in the scramble and they get their layers really good in the scramble as well. So, we're aware of that, we've got to get it right.Â
"I think finals demand that level of contest and pressure that we know we can bring and we just have to make sure we can do it in the first quarter, but also bring it for four quarters."
The sixth placed Swans host seventh placed Bulldogs at Henson Park on Sunday at 1.05pm.
