Fremantle have confirmed the Club’s final team of 23 to take on Adelaide in tomorrow night’s Len Hall Tribute Game, with Quinton Narkle set to make his Club debut.

Narkle joins defenders Heath Chapman and Corey Wagner as inclusions for Round 7, while James Aish (omitted), Bailey Banfield (omitted) and Jaeger O’Meara (foot/hamstring) make way.

Narkle, who is named on the bench alongside Chapman, Isaiah Dudley, Murphy Reid and Karl Worner, will play his first game for Fremantle after signing with the Club during the Supplemental Selection Period in November last year.

Previously, Narkle played 57 AFL games across eight seasons with Geelong and Port Adelaide, kicking 26 goals as a midfielder and forward.

Since joining Fremantle, the 27-year-old has impressed for Peel Thunder, averaging 30 disposals, 5.3 marks and two tackles in three WAFL games.

Chapman, who was a late out in Round 6 due to illness, has been cleared to play and recalled to the team.

Wagner will play his fourth AFL game of the season, after overcoming a calf complaint sustained during the Round 3 RAC Derby win over the Eagles.

The dashing defender is named at half-back alongside Joshua Draper and Jordan Clark.

Wagner featured for Peel Thunder at the weekend and was named among the best on ground after gathering 28 disposals and five tackles.

Aish, Banfield and Liam Reidy have been named as emergencies.

The tactical substitute will be announced one hour before the game on Friday.

The player deemed best afield will receive the newly unveiled Arthur Leggett Medal.

Friday’s Len Hall Tribute Game will mark the first time Fremantle have played on ANZAC Day since 2015 and the first time the special occasion will feature a Freo clash with the Crows.

Bounce down in the Len Hall Tribute Game is at 6.10pm WST, with the on-ground tribute and ceremony commencing at 5.30pm.

The game will be broadcast live on 7mate from 5.30pm WST and on Fox Footy and Binge from 6.00pm WST.

It will also stream live on 7plus from 5.30pm and on Kayo from 6.00pm.