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Giants star Tom Scully gets a kick away under pressure from Demon Luke Tapscott. Picture: Getty Source: Getty Images

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Aaron Davey (Melbourne), Anthony Miles (GWS)

Jason Porplyzia (Adelaide), Jake Stringer (Bulldogs)

Liam Anthony (Kangaroos), Marco Paparone (Lions)

Three quarter-time: Demons 70  trail Giants 89

Uh oh.

The Giants produced a strong quarter to lead the Demons by 19 at the final change.

Can the Demons hit back and steal this?

Half-time: Demons 49 trail Giants 56

A DETERMINED Giants outfit has arrested the lead from Melbourne in front of a small crowd at the MCG.

The Giants rallied in the term term turning the tables on the struggling Demons to lead by seven points at the main change.

Dylan Shiel was one of the big movers in the term taking his possession count to 18 while Tom Scully continues to dominate around the stoppages.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 21: Colin Sylvia of the Demons celebrates kicking a goal during the round four AFL match between the Melbourne Demons and the Greater Western Sydney Giants at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on April 21, 2013 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Quinn Rooney/Getty Images) Source: Getty Images

Live HQ: SuperCoach scores, stats Melbourne recruit Shannon Byrnes was one of the few shining lights kicking all three of the Demons goals to keep his side within striking distance.

Demons hardnut Nathan Jones looked to injure his shoulder in a tackle midway through the term but played on.

Quarter-time: Demons 29 lead Giants 21

THE Giants started the better with Setanta O'hAilpin kicking the opening goal within a minute of play.

But it was Melbourne who responded dominating play out of the centre with the likes of Cameron Pedersen (two goals), Jeremy Howe (one goal) and Colin Sylvia (one goal) lining up to punish the Giants.

Nathan Jones is locked with Giants young gun Stephen Coniglio on 10 disposals.

O'hAilpin lifted late in the term taking two strong contested marks to take his tally to three goals at the first change.

Pre-game

A CLUB on its knees on and off the field Melbourne will be looking to go some of the way to erasing memories of a torrid week with a win over Greater Western Sydney.

But victory is far from assured for Mark Neeld's battered Demons after three rounds of pain.

Port Adelaide belted the Demons, while Essendon schooled them in a four-quarter demolition.

Jack Watts returns after a week on the outer, Mitch Clark should be nearing the top of his game while Jacks Grimes and Trengove have a point to prove.

Live HQ: SuperCoach scores, stats

Meanwhile, GWS coach Kevin Sheedy can sniff a third victory in Giants strips.

Jon Patton going down last week was a huge blow for the fledgling club, now looking at Jeremy Cameron to shoulder the bulk of the load inside the arc.

Callan Ward has been solid form while Tom Scully shows plenty of upside.

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