Essendon v West Coast at Telstra Dome, 7.40pm

Western Bulldogs v Brisbane Lions at the MCG, 2.10pm

Fremantle v North Melbourne at Subiaco, 2.10pm; Curtain Raiser - Belt Up Cup Jakovich Grand Final, 12.10pm

Sydney v St Kilda at the SCG, 7.10pm; Curtain Raiser - Sydney Reserves v Ainslie, 1pm

Adelaide v Hawthorn at AAMI Stadium, 7.10pm; Curtain Raiser (Under 15s) - Central Districts v North Adelaide, 5.05pm

Geelong v Port Adelaide at Skilled Stadium, 1.10pm

Collingwood v Carlton at the MCG, 2.10pm

Richmond v Melbourne at Telstra Dome, 4.40pm

750 official games - Mick Malthouse. This week, Michael is due to participate in his 750th official match as a player and coach, comprising 53 games as a player for St Kilda, 121 games as a player for Richmond, 135 games as a coach for Footscray, 243 games as a coach for West Coast and 197 games as a coach for Collingwood. This makes him only the fourth person to reach this mark in the history of the game, behind only Kevin Sheedy, Jock McHale and Leigh Matthews. The leading five individuals in history are: Sheedy (886 games comprising 251 games as a player for Richmond and 635 premiership games as a coach for Essendon), McHale (878 games comprising 261 games for Collingwood as a player and player-coach and then a further 617 premiership games as a coach only), Matthews (782 games comprising 332 games as a player for Hawthorn, 224 games as a coach for Collingwood and 226 games as a coach for the Brisbane Lions), Malthouse and David Parkin (729 games comprising 211 games as a player for Hawthorn, 94 games as a coach for Hawthorn, 355 games as a coach for Carlton and 69 games as a coach for Fitzroy).

Most Games Father / Son Combination - The Fletchers. This week, Dustin Fletcher is due to play his 287th senior game, bringing the total games played by he and father Ken (264 games for Essendon) to 551 games, equalling the all-time record held by the Silvagni family. The five leading families are as follows: Silvagnis (551 games comprising 239 games for Serge and 312 games for Stephen); Fletchers (550 games comprising 264 games for Ken and 286 games for Dustin); Tucks (506 games comprising 426 games for Michael and 80 games for Shane); Whittens (465 games comprising 321 games for Ted snr and 144 games for Ted jnr) and Tucks again (431 games comprising 426 games for Michael and five games for Travis).

500 official games - Paul Roos. This week, Paul is due to participate in his 500th official match as a player and coach, comprising 269 games as a player for Fitzroy, 87 games as a player for Sydney and 143 games as a coach for Sydney. He becomes only the 15th person in the history of the game to reach this mark, joining Kevin Sheedy, Jock McHale, Leigh Matthews, Mick Malthouse and David Parkin (all outlined earlier in this release), along with Ron Barassi (719 games in total), Norm Smith (659 games), Allan Jeans (652 games), Robert Walls (606 games), Tom Hafey (589 games), John Kennedy (575 games), Percy Bentley (546 games), Dick Reynolds (517 games) and Phonse Kyne (511 games).

200 games - Nathan Brown, Richmond

150 games - Jonathan Brown, Brisbane Lions

150 games - Heath Scotland, Carlton

150 club games - Shane Wakelin, Collingwood

100 games - Amon Buchanan, Sydney

100 games - Brendon Goddard, St Kilda

100 games - Leigh Harding, North Melbourne

100 games - Max Rooke, Geelong

100 games - Brent Staker, West Coast

50 games - Nick Malceski, Sydney

50 games - Jason Laycock, Essendon

50 games - Damon White, Port Adelaide

The AFL's round 11 attendance figure of 308,527 represented the eighth separate round this year that AFL attendances have exceeded 300,000 people. This has now equalled the all-time record for total rounds of 300,000 or more people, established in the 2005 season. At this point of the 2008 Toyota Premiership Season, AFL attendances are 5.26 per cent ahead of last year's figures, with 3,391,470 this year, compared to 3,222,037 in 2007..

The AFL wishes to advise the following changes have been made to the long-term injury list over the past 14 days, as per the AFL Player Rules.

Essendon - Placed Andrew Lee on the long-term injury list, with no replacement named at this stage.

St Kilda - Placed Fraser Gehrig on the long-term injury list, with no replacement named at this stage.