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Hawthorn will

be out to make amends for last week’s disastrous fourth-quarter fade-out when

it takes on North Melbourne on Sunday.

After leading

by five goals at three-quarter time, the Hawks were overrun by a fierce

Bulldogs outfit and lost two of their best players (Liam Shiels and Shaun

Burgoyne) to injury.

The

Kangaroos, though, have been a big disappointment across the first fortnight,

losing both of their games to Fremantle and North Melbourne and conceding more

inside 50s than any other team in the competition.

After two

rounds, both Hawthorn and North Melbourne are still striving to find a

consistent vein of strong form, having experienced both good and bad patches in

the opening fortnight.

The Hawks

caused an upset win over Adelaide in Round 1, then led the Western Bulldogs by

five goals in the final quarter, before being overrun.

The Roos on the other hand, looked poised to claim their first victory of the season in Round 2 against Brisbane, but like the Hawks, a late flurry of unanswered goals from their opponents saw them come up short.