The Western Bulldogs will unveil their fourth debutant in Isabella Grant on Friday night against Geelong at GMHBA Stadium.

Grant is the sole change to the line-up for round three, replacing the injured Bailey Hunt, following the Bulldogs’ come-from-behind win over Carlton last week.

The 19-year-old will become the inaugural father-daughter selection to play for the Club, following in the footsteps of her father Chris, Bulldogs’ legend and current Head of Football.

Isabelle Pritchard and Hannah Scott have been named as emergencies.

The match will be broadcast live on Fox Footy from 7pm tomorrow night, with the first bounce at 7.10pm.

Score updates will also be available via @BulldogsW on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

All the information you need to know ahead of the game can be found in our round three match preview.

ROUND 3 TEAM
Geelong v Western Bulldogs
Friday 12 February, 7.10pm AEDT
GMHBA Stadium
B: Angelica Gogos, Ellyse Gamble
HB: Sarah Hartwig, Katie Lynch, Eleanor Brown
C: Kirsten McLeod, Ellie Blackburn, Ash Guest
HF: Jess Fitzgerald, Izzy Huntington, Brooke Lochland
F: Bonnie Toogood, Isabella Grant
Foll: Celine Moody, Gabby Newton, Kirsty Lamb
Int: Nell Morris-Dalton, Kim Rennie, Naomi Ferres, Deanna Berry, Liz Georgostathis
Emer: Isabelle Pritchard, Hannah Scott

Italicised players indicate inclusions.

CAPTAIN Ellie Blackburn proved the difference as her Western Bulldogs outlasted Geelong in an arm-wrestle at GMHBA Stadium on Friday night. 

With just one point separating the two sides early in the last term, the Dogs kicked the final two goals to run away 3.6 (24) to 1.3 (9) victors. 

In the only NAB AFLW match of round three in Victoria to be played in front of fans due to the state's latest lockdown, Blackburn collected 25 disposals and directly set-up the Dogs' first two goals. 

Dogs No.2 draft pick Jess Fitzgerald was then left to ice the match, fending off two Cats opponents before finishing off a brilliant solo running effort. 

It conspired Geelong to its third consecutive defeat of the season with the Cats goalless in nine of 12 quarters for the season. 

The Dogs, now placed at 2-1, should've been further in front at half-time through the dominance of Blackburn and Kirsty Lamb (20 disposals) around the contest. 

The Cats brought a stronger tackling edge after the main break and kicked their sole major through Phoebe McWilliams but were unable to make the most of territory dominance. 

Blackburn again got the ball rolling in the final term with the Dogs registering five scoring shots to one and claim back-to-back victories.  

GEELONG                                0.0       0.1       1.2       1.3 (9)
WESTERN BULLDOGS             1.1       1.3       1.3       3.6 (24)

GOALS
Geelong: McWilliams
Western Bulldogs: Huntington, McLeod, Fitzgerald

BEST 
Geelong: McWilliams, A.McDonald, Purcell, O'Connor, M.McDonald
Western Bulldogs: Blackburn, Lamb, Huntington, Lochland, Ferres, Georgostathis 

Reports: Nil 
Crowd: 1124 at GMHBA Stadium