The club your captain loves beating the most

Which AFL club do you love to beat the most?

SEN.com.au asked each of the 18 skippers on Captain’s Day which opponent they love knocking off.

See their answers below:

Jordan Dawson: “It’s hard to go past Port.

“It’s more the fans and the rest of Adelaide after that game, you want to have bragging rights.”

Harris Andrews: “It’s always nice beating Gold Coast, and Collingwood as well.

“Always good match-ups there.”

Patrick Cripps: “Any big rivals, so Collingwood, Richmond and Essendon - they’re the main three.”

Darcy Moore with zero hesitation: “Definitely Carlton.”

Andy McGrath with a nod of the head: “Collingwood.”

Alex Pearce: “West Coast, obviously.”

Patrick Dangerfield: “The Hawks on (Easter) Monday is pretty good.”

Noah Anderson succinctly: “Brisbane.”

Toby Greene with a wry smile: “Yeah, the Swans.”

Jai Newcombe with no hesitation: “The Essendon rivalry, I don't like it.”

Max Gawn: “I like winning at Adelaide Oval, so Port Adelaide.”

Nick Larkey: “We’ve been on the other end of them over the years.

“One club I’d love to beat is Essendon. We haven’t beaten them for a long time and I feel like we should be right there.

“This year will be a good chance to try and beat Essendon.”

Connor Rozee while smiling: “Probably the Crows.”

Toby Nankervis: “Any of them, but probably the big Melbourne clubs like Carlton, Collingwood, Melbourne, those sort of teams.”

Cal Wilkie: “Collingwood, it’s always nice to get them done in front of a big crowd.”

Callum Mills: “Giants, for sure.”

Reuben Ginbey: “Freo, definitely.

“I’ve only ever beaten them once but it was good fun.”

Marcus Bontempelli: “Always like beating the Giants.

“Through a long history even though it’s changed a bit with modern rivalries. They’ve got a few (rivalries) that are a bit bigger than us nowadays.

“It’s always nice beating Collingwood just because of their supporter base at a big club.”