Geelong has made one change to its team that will play Adelaide at Adelaide Oval on Friday night.
Oisin Mullin comes in for his first game of the 2024 AFL season in place of Tanner Bruhn.
Bruhn is recovering from a low-level generalised mid-foot sprain sustained against St Kilda in Round 1.
Friday night will be a special occasion for vice captain Tom Stewart who will line up for his 150th AFL game.
Geelong is coming off a thrilling eight point win over St.Kilda at GMHBA Stadium last Saturday night as the club unveiled the Joel Selwood Stand for the first time, while the Crows will be looking to bounce back after a close loss to the Suns on the Gold Coast.
The last time the two sides met was in Round 8, 2023, where the Cats emerged victors by 26 points.
First bounce will be at 7.40pm AEDT and will be broadcast on Channel 7, Kayo and on K rock Football.
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Round 2
Geelong v Adelaide
7.40pm AEDT, March, 22, 2024
In: Oisin Mullin
Out: Tanner Bruhn (injured)
Milestone: Tom Stewart (150 games)
| Backs | Tom Stewart | Sam De Koning | Jake Kolodjashnij |
| Half Backs | Zach Tuohy | Jack Henry | Mitch Duncan |
| Centreline | Mark Blicavs | Patrick Dangerfield | Max Holmes |
| Half Forwards | Brad Close | Tyson Stengle | Tom Hawkins |
| Forwards | Jeremy Cameron | Gryan Miers | Oliver Henry |
| Followers | Rhys Stanley | Jhye Clark | Tom Atkins |
| Interchange | Zach Guthrie | Oisin Mullin | Mark O'Connor |
| Oliver Dempsey | Shaun Mannagh | ||
| Emergencies | Mitch Knevitt | Shannon Neale | Brandon Parfitt |