AFL clubs North Melbourne and Western Bulldogs have taken contrasting approaches at the selection table ahead of their crunch Saturday night clash.The Kangars made one change for the Etihad Stadium showdown that will shape the top eight, recalling Majak Daw in place of injured forward Jarrad Waite.The Bulldogs opted for four changes to the team who were beaten in Geelong, promoting fit-again veterans Dale Morris and Matthew Boyd as well as Nathan Hrovat and Lukas Webb.Injured midfielders Tom Liberatore and Jack Macrae were both enforced omissions for the Bulldogs, while Jed Adcock and Koby Stevens were dumped.Hawthorns reigning Norm Smith medallist Cyril Rioli, Adelaide skipper Taylor Walker and Fremantle ruckman Aaron Sandilands headline some of the high-profile returns in round 20.The ladder-leading Hawks made one change for Saturdays MCG clash with Melbourne, recalling fit-again Rioli at the expense of Blake Hardwick.The Demons dropped Josh Wagner, Matt Jones and Chris Dawes, with debutant Sam Weideman, Clayton Oliver and Tomas Bugg earning call-ups.Walker, Reilly OBrien and Cam Ellis-Yolmen will return for Adelaide on Saturday night, when Sam Jacobs (ankle), Mitch McGovern and Scott Thompson (both managed) will miss the home clash with Brisbane.Sandilands will return from broken ribs against West Coast on Sunday, when Eagles counterpart Nic Naitanui will also make his comeback from an achilles tendon issue.Sandilands, Hayden Ballantyne, Michael Apeness and Ethan Hughes were included in an extended Fremantle squad, with suspended defender Zac Dawson the only confirmed omission.The Eagles swung the axe, adding Naitanui, Thomas Barrass, Elliot Yeo, Jack Redden, Xavier Ellis, Lewis Jetta and Jackson Nelson to a 25-man squad.Eric Mackenzie and Malcolm Karpany were dropped, while Sam Butler (groin) and Liam Duggan (calf) are sidelined with injuries.Meanwhile, Collingwd and Richmond both settled on two changes for their Friday night meeting.The Magpies called on Mason Cox and Jarryd Blair to replace Darcy Mre (hamstring) and Jordan De Goey (omitted), while the under-fire Tigers included Ben Griffiths and Andrew Mre in place of Reece Conca (hamstring) and Kane Lambert (omitted).Sydney named an unchanged side for Saturdays SCG match against Port Adelaide, who squeezed Jimmy Toumpas out of their team to accommodate Charlie Dixons return.Dylan Shiel (groin) and Adam Kennedy (omitted) will miss Greater Western Sydneys trip to the Gold Coast, with Nick Haynes and Lachie Whitfield to tackle the Suns in their absence.Veterans Dale Thomas and Sam Fisher are set to return for their respective sides on Sunday at the MCG, when Carlton face St Kilda in Andrew Walkers farewell game.Off-season recruit Scott Selwd is set to play his first game for Geelong on Sunday when they face Essendon at Etihad Stadium.The Cats also promoted Lachie Henderson, Josh Caddy, Shane Kersten and Darcy Lang in a 25-man squad. 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New South Wales 225 (Patterson 55, Tremain 4-22, Boland 3-51) and 1 for 39 need another 352 runs to beat Victoria 6 for 510 dec and 2 for 105 dec (Harris 62*)Scorecard Chris Tremain and Scott Boland led a strong Victorian bowling display on the third day at the SCG, which left New South Wales with an enormous final-day task to avoid defeat. Test aspirant Kurtis Patterson top scored in the first New South Wales innings with 55, but neither Nic Maddinson nor Peter Nevill made significant batting contributions, and by stumps David Warner had fallen cheaply for the second time in the match.Another concern for Australias selectors ahead of naming their Test squad on Sunday was the continued wicket drought of Nathan Lyon, who picked up 0 for 32 from seven overs in Victorias second innings and finished with match figures of 0 for 173. Having also gone wicketless in Australias past two Test innings, Lyon has now bowled 582 first-class deliveries since he last made a breakthrough.The Blues resumed on 2 for 95 in their first innings and quickly lost opener Daniel Hughes, who failed to add to his overnight score and was bowled by Jon HHolland for 42.dddddddddddd Patterson reached his half-century but fell sn afterwards, bowled by Holland for 55, and Tremain then caused middle-order problems by bowling Maddinson for 6 and trapping Moises Henriques lbw for 2.Nevill, under some pressure to hold his place in the Test side, batted 61 balls for his 26 before he was bowled by Daniel Christian. Tremain finished with the outstanding figures of 4 for 22 from 18 overs and Boland picked up 3 for 51 as New South Wales were bowled out for 225. Victorias captain Matthew Wade did not enforce the follow-on despite holding a 285-run first-innings advantage.The Victorians added a quick 105 for the loss of two wickets - Steve OKeefe claimed them both, and Marcus Harris finished on 62 not out - before Wade declared and set New South Wales 391 for victory. Tremain bowled David Warner late in the day for 20 and then struck Lyon, sent in as nightwatchman, on the arm in the final over. The Blues finished at 1 for 39, with Lyon on 2 and Hughes on 17. ' ' '