The team at Zero Hanger have put together their mid-season All-Australian team for the players most deserving to be there at the moment in 2021.

Check out below to see who's made the best side for 2021 so far.

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1. Defenders

Christian Salem

The rebounding defender not only provides run for the ladder-topping Demons, but also holds a current 25.4 disposals per game this season.

Extremely influential off the half-back line giving crucial territory. Deserving of his spot.

Steven May

A pillar in the Demon's defense this season, averaging 18.5 disposals per game and doesn't allow big bags to be kicked on him.

A big reason why the Demons have the best defense in the league at the moment.

Tom Stewart 

Consistent performer in the backline for the Cats, it is exceedingly rare for Stewart to have have a poor game.

The two-time All Australian is currently averaging 24.6 disposals and is yet to have dropped below 20 disposals all season. A third All-Australian beckons for Stewart if he continues this run of form.

Daniel Rich

One of the best kicks in the game, the Western Australian is currently enjoying a great season and is averaging a career-high 26.3 disposals – 22 of which are kicks – per game.

A first All-Australian could be on the cards for the veteran half-back flanker.

Jake Lever

The best intercept defender in the game - leads the league for intercept marks with 49 for the Demons, and averages 11.1 intercept possessions, on track for the most in history.

A must-have in the All-Australian side.

Bailey Dale

A move down back has proved to be a master stroke from Luke Beveridge in unlocking this kid's potential.

The 24-year-old is averaging a career-high 24.1 disposals per game and can still move forward to kick a goal here and there for the Bulldogs.

Very deserving of a first All-Australian given his elite ball movement and use of the footy.

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