The three team race for the fourth finals sport in the Dewar Shield competition is heating up. With five rounds to play, just four points separate Moorabbin, Endeavour Hills and Power House. This weekend’s game between Endeavour Hills and Power House may go a long way in determining the front runner for the last finals spot. With just one team that sits ahead of them on the table left to play, a Power House victory this weekend could put them in the box seat and in control of their own destiny. Power House head coach Glen Fowels said both teams will be motivated and neither can afford to lose. “Absolutely we're motivated. Our finals season is probably on the line now. “They're in a position where they've got to do exactly the same as we do, so we're expecting a really tough game. They can't afford any more hiccups either.” Power House will need to continue their strategy of matching the physicality of their opponents in order to find success at the weekend, said Fowels.