Live: Who will make the AA cut?

Likely ... Gary Ablett is looking to be back-to-back AA captain. Source: Adam Head / News Limited

THE four preliminary finalists delivered half of this year's 40-man All-Australian squad. But how many will make the final cut?

Hawthorn, Geelong, Fremantle and Sydney all boasted five nominees in the squad with the top four again set to dominate selection.

But could bottom-four outfit Western Bulldogs provide a pair of players? Will Minson and Ryan Griffen earned nominations and are tipped to feature.

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Another cellar-dweller, Gold Coast, could provide the team's skipper in Gary Ablett.

There won't be any Tigers, with Richmond surprisingly snubbed by selectors despite its 15-win season and finals berth, while Carlton and Brisbane Lions also failed to win a nomination.

GWS Giants didn't. The baby club's goalkicking machine Jeremy Cameron was named in the squad of 40 and could breakthrough into the side in just his second season.

Port Adelaide sensation Chad Wingard could do likewise, while North Melbourne has five players in contention.

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ADELAIDE: Patrick Dangerfield, Richard Douglas.

BRISBANE LIONS: Nil.

CARLTON: Nil.

COLLINGWOOD: Travis Cloke, Scott Pendlebury, Dane Swan.

ESSENDON: Jobe Watson.

FREMANTLE: Nathan Fyfe, Michael Johnson, Chris Mayne, David Mundy, Michael Walters.

GEELONG: Corey Enright, Andrew Mackie, Steven Motlop, Joel Selwood, Harry Taylor.

GOLD COAST: Gary Ablett.

GWS: Jeremy Cameron.

HAWTHORN: Lance Franklin, Josh Gibson, Luke Hodge, Sam Mitchell, Jarryd Roughead.

MELBOURNE: Nil.

NORTH MELBOURNE: Todd Goldstein, Lindsay Thomas, Scott Thompson, Daniel Wells.

PORT ADELAIDE: Travis Boak, Chad Wingard

RICHMOND: Nil.

ST KILDA: Nick Riewoldt, Jack Steven.

SYDNEY: Dan Hannebery, Kieren Jack, Josh Kennedy, Jarrad McVeigh, Nick Malceski.