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There is no greater rivalry in the TRUenergy VFL than Port Melbourne and Williamstown, who meet for the 223rd time this weekend.
While the Borough holds a 121-96 advantage (there have been five draws), Williamstown will fancy its chances to draw closer to a century of wins against the old enemy.
Port Melbourne, coached by former Williamstown champion Saade Ghazi, would love nothing more than to upset its old adversary, especially as a stand-alone club.
The Borough broke through for a well-deserved win last week when it held off a persistent Geelong to register its first win for the season. This will give Port Melbourne renewed confidence to tackle a match that always provokes plenty of feeling.
The Seagulls are coming off a humbling loss to the Northern Bullants, who kept them to just three goals after quarter time. It was a big reality check for Williamstown, which had been most impressive in its previous two games.
However, back at Point Gellibrand, where the Seagulls are always hard to beat, Williamstown can get back on track and inflict a defeat on its arch enemy.
