The two sides are on 16 points on the ladder and a win in this game will move either side up the table with five teams on the same amount of points. 

The Kees sit in seventh while Laharum is in eighth place. 

Laharum coach Robbie Miller said his side was eager to run onto the oval after the break. 

“It’s going to be a fierce game – everyone will be ready,” he said. 

Miller said his side would need to play into space against some of the more experienced Kees players. 

“We have been working on our clean hands around the stoppages,” he said. 

Laharum’s young footballing brigade have been playing out of their skins this season and Miller said they would be key in the tie. 

“They have been playing a lot of football and it has been good for them,” he said. 

Riley Lenahan and Riley Cross might miss out on the fixture against Kalkee.