Watch the Broadcast Match of the Week!

The 2011 C2 Preliminary Final between Canning Vic Park South Perth and Coolbinia West Perth is now available to watch in full at video.waafl.com.au

The match pitted fifth placed Coolbinia West Perth against second placed Canning Vic Park South Perth, though Coolbinia went into the game with a full head of steam after winning two cut throat finals against Bassendean and Quinns in the lead up to the Preliminary.

Awaiting the winner of the match is a spot in the 2011 C2 Grand Final against Ocean Ridge, as well as promotion to the C1 grade in 2012.

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