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Collingwood recalls Davey for GWS clash as AFLW round 7 teams named

Collingwood has recalled midfielder Bri Davey after overcoming illness to face Greater Western Sydney, while Brisbane name Charlie Mullins fit for a must-win game against Sydney.

AFLW round 7 team selections have been confirmed across four matches this weekend. Collingwood's Davey return is a major boost ahead of their game against the Giants.

Brisbane have cleared Charlie Mullins from concussion protocols in time for their crucial clash with Sydney. Sydney's Amelia Martin will make her first appearance of the season after recovering from a quad injury, displacing veteran Jas Grierson.

St Kilda have named Zoe Barbakos as their top-up player alongside debutant Chelsea Sutton for their Gold Coast matchup. Gold Coast will blood debutant Rhianna Ingram, completing the 2025 Telstra AFLW draft cohort's entry to senior level.

Why it mattersKey player returns and debuts shape the competitive landscape heading into the final stages of the AFLW season.

AustraliaMultiple AFLW teams will field strong lineups or debut prospects as the season reaches its business end in Australia.

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