Carlton v Richmond at the MCG, 6.10pm (please note the early start time for this game)

Port Adelaide v Geelong at AAMI Stadium, 8.45pm

Saturday March 22

Collingwood v Fremantle at the MCG, 2.10pm

St Kilda v Sydney at Telstra Dome, 7.10pm

West Coast v Brisbane Lions at Subiaco, 7.40pm

Sunday March 23

Western Bulldogs v Adelaide at Telstra Dome, 1.10pm

Hawthorn v Melbourne at the MCG, 4.40pm

Monday March 24

North Melbourne v Essendon at Telstra Dome, 2.10pm

IMPENDING MILESTONES

Automatic AFL Life Membership - Tyson Edwards, Adelaide. Tyson will qualify for automatic AFL life membership with his 300th official game in Round One. Since his debut in 1995, he has played 266 premiership matches, 30 pre-season matches, one state of origin match and two international rules matches.

Most Games -- Robert Harvey, St Kilda. Robert is due to play his 360th game, taking him into outright sixth position in the history of the game, behind only Michael Tuck (426 games), Kevin Bartlett (403 games), Simon Madden (378 games), Craig Bradley (375 games) and Bernie Quinlan (366 games).

300 games -- Brad Johnson, Western Bulldogs. Brad is set to become the 54th player in the history of the game to reach 300 games, and the sixth for the club to reach 300 games behind Chris Grant, Doug Hawkins, Ted Whitten, Scott West and Rohan Smith. A full list of 300-game players can be found on page 548 of AFL 2008. Brad will be the fourth quickest player in history to reach the 300-game milestone, with the round one match being 13 years and 243 days since his debut. The only quicker players to reach 300 games in history are Mark Ricciuto (13 years and 81 days), Craig Bradley (13 years, 94 days) and Scott West (13 years and 174 days).

Most consecutive games -- Adam Goodes, Sydney. In round one, Adam is due to play his 192 consecutive game, which will represent the fifth best streak in the history of the game, behind only Jim Stynes (244 games for Melbourne between 1987-98), Adem Yze (226 games for Melbourne between 1997-2007), Jack Titus (202 games for Richmond between 1933-43) and Jared Crouch (194 games for Sydney between 1998-2006).

100 consecutive games -- Ryan O'Keefe, Sydney

100 games -- Josh Hunt, Geelong

50 games -- Ricky Dyson, Essendon

50 games -- Nathan Foley, Richmond

50 games -- Andrew Lovett, Essendon

50 games -- Mark Nicoski, West Coast

50 games -- Jay Schulz, Richmond

50 games -- Damon White, Port Adelaide

TRIBUNAL MATCH REVIEW PROCESS

The expected process for the 2008 AFL Season under the AFL Match Review system is that the AFL will issue a media release late on the Monday afternoon after each round detailing the penalties to be offered to players for incidents from that round of matches, or the reasons why no further action was to be taken.

The clubs and players then have until 11am on the Tuesday morning to decide whether to accept the penalty on offer, or whether they wish to contest the charge at a Tribunal hearing, to usually be held on the Tuesday night. The AFL will formally detail all instances on the Tuesday of whether cases will proceed to the Tribunal or not.

Match Review Panel Chairman Andrew McKay will not be available to media queries, as he and his team assess all games and consider all incidents.

The following players were reported from the weekend's matches:

Marc Murphy, Carlton, reported by umpire Shane Stewart for making forceful contact from front-on against Mitch Hahn, Western Bulldogs, during the third quarter of the NAB Challenge match between Carlton and the Western Bulldogs, played at MC Labour Park on Friday March 7, 2008.

The AFL wishes to advise the Port Adelaide Football Club has been sanctioned $3000 for having 19 men on the field at the start of the third quarter of the NAB Challenge match against Collingwood, played at MC Labour Park on Saturday March 1.

The club acknowledged the breach when contacted by the AFL and it was also corrected quickly on the day, when it occurred.