After an incredible 19 weeks of action the contenders for the one-day final this Sunday and the top four teams to face off for the longer premiership are still to be decided.

While Hanwood have secured their third straight spot in the one-day final, their opponent for the big game won't be known until 6pm tomorrow when Exies or Coro have gotten over the line in their respective games.

Either way, Hanwood skipper Jason Bertacco said his side is armed with a game plan for both prospective opponents and said he did not mind which went through.

"We know it's either going to be Coro or Exies and we've played them many times over the last few years so it'll just depend on how we perform on the day," Bertacco said.

Bertacco has made some changes to the side for Sunday's final, saying several B grade players have been rewarded for their form, however, Brendan Hicken is under an injury cloud heading into the game.

Hicken, who has been in top form for Hanwood this season, tweaked a previously injured knee during the Twenty20 tournament last month and said he will still take to the field despite the niggling injury.

"It is (a little bit serious) but we're still very hopeful he'll play, it's a final so he doesn't want to miss it, we've given him the last couple of weeks off and he won't play Saturday either," Bertacco said.

"Graham Male came into the side just before Christmas and he's really got a good combination going with Brad (Hornery) at the top of the order and that's one of the key points to our game."

For Exies captain Brent Harrison a spot in the shorter final would be seen as a bonus, given he has set his side to claim another two-day crown.

"Our finals start this Saturday really, we played in the one-day final a couple of years ago where we lost to Hanwood, but we're just worrying about this Saturday first (against Leagues Club)," Harrison said.