Senior will once again be the focal point of the Roos attack when they face Wangaratta Rovers at John Foord Oval.

She only needs two more goals to reach 600 for the season, with her closest rival - Wangaratta's Georgia Clark - more than 100 goals adrift.

Ladder leaders Corowa-Rutherglen come into the game having suffered back-to-back defeats at the hands of two of their premiership rivals in recent weeks.

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Georgie Bruce's side went down 45-43 to Yarrawonga in a thriller two weeks ago, following a 53-44 home defeat at the hands of Lavington.

The Roos and Panthers are now level on 52 points at the top, with Yarrawonga just a game back in third.

On Saturday, Lavington faces an Albury side looking to cement its place in the top five, although North Albury, six points below them, can keep up the pressure with victory at home to Yarrawonga.

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