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Fort chases rare premiership feat in 83rd game for Lions

Brisbane's Darcy Fort will play in just his 83rd game Saturday seeking a third premiership.

Darcy Fort, 33, has staged one of the AFL's most remarkable late-career revivals. Two years ago he was filling in for injured ruckman Oscar McInerney.

Now he will line up in Saturday's Grand Final seeking his third premiership in just 83 games. Only four players in AFL history have won three flags in fewer matches: Nathan Broad (70), Brad Hill (75), Jonathan Brown (76) and Toby Nankervis (82).

Fort has played 46 of the last 53 games and won flags in both years. Against Fremantle's All-Australian, Luke Jackson, he will need to stay switched on every bounce.

83 total
Fort's career games
46 of 53
Games played in past two years
two, seeking third
Premierships won

Why it mattersA premiership win would cement Fort among the fastest triple premiership winners in the game's history, a rare and lasting honour.

AustraliaBrisbane Lions supporters could celebrate both a premiership and one of the most improbable championship records in AFL.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 10 h ago

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