Where and when: Adelaide Oval, Sunday, July 14, 4.10pm ACST

What it means for Brisbane: The Lions can consolidate a spot in the top four by winning back-to-back matches on the road after last weekend's impressive victory against Greater Western Sydney.

What it means for Port Adelaide: This is a chance for the Power (seventh, 8-7) to show their Showdown smashing of Adelaide wasn't a fluke and prove they can be a serious premiership threat.

The stat: Lions midfielder Lachie Neale has found plenty of the ball against the Power. Neale averages 37.2 disposals per game in his past five matches stretching back to 2016.  He had 43 touches and eight clearances in their 17-point win in round three.

The match-up: Charlie Dixon v Harris Andrews

Andrews is now the No.1 key defender in the competition having overtaken West Coast's Jeremy McGovern, and is 27th overall in the Official AFL Player Ratings. The Lions fullback will give Dixon – the second-ranked key forward at the Power and 219th overall – everything he can handle.