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RUCKMEN, resurgences and the continuation of three unbeaten runs were the talking points from the Anzac weekend, and are reflected in the round five Team of the Week, brought to you by Accor Hotels.<\/p>\n

Three ruckmen made claim to spots in this week’s team, with the standout Greater Western Sydney’s Shane Mumford <\/strong>for his demolition job against Sydney.<\/p>\n

Closely in contention were Richmond’s Toby Nankervis <\/strong>and Hawthorn’s Ben McEvoy. <\/strong>The big Tiger took out the fans’ vote to claim the last spot on the bench.<\/p>\n

As far as resurgences go, Fremantle backman Michael Johnson <\/strong>silenced the critics with a general-like performance in the Dockers’ thriller over North Melbourne.<\/p>\n

As always, midfield depth across the competition made selection tough with Nat Fyfe<\/strong>, Ollie Wines<\/strong>, Rory Atkins<\/strong>, Callan Ward<\/strong>, Dayne Zorko <\/strong>and Jack Steven <\/strong>unlucky to miss out. <\/p>\n

It was also tough for forwards, with Orazio Fantasia<\/strong> and Lewis Taylor <\/strong>squeezed out and Jeremy Cameron <\/strong>pushed onto the bench by Joe Daniher <\/strong>and Jack Riewoldt<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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MICHAEL JOHNSON (Fremantle) \u2013 <\/strong>A few weeks after his immediate future in the team was questioned, the 32-year-old returned to form and was a general in defence with 26 disposals, 12 contested possessions and seven marks, plus an important late goal.<\/p>\n

PHIL DAVIS (Greater Western Sydney) \u2013 <\/strong>Played on Lance Franklin and did an excellent job, especially in one-on-one situations. Only had 10 disposals but moved the ball with 80 per cent efficiency, and took five marks.<\/p>\n

ZACH TUOHY (Geelong) \u2013 <\/strong>Cleanly moved the ball from the Cats’ backline with 32 disposals against the Saints, which came with an impressive efficiency rate of over 81 per cent. Also took nine marks and laid five tackles in an important double act with Andrew Mackie.<\/p>\n

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JASON JOHANNISEN (Western Bulldogs) \u2013 <\/strong>The Dogs needed a spark in the second half and got it via the speedy half-back, who ended with 28 disposals and 471m gained; the most of any of his teammates.<\/p>\n

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