Brisbane and the Western Bulldogs have been hit by fresh injury concerns after their pre-season hitout last night, with just 11 days to go until the season gets underway.

The Lions were hit the hardest, with Keidean Coleman and Deven Robertson both leaving the ground with hamstring injuries, while James Madden's night ended in the third term after suffering a lower leg injury. Key defender Darcy Gardiner didn't take the field, withdrawn pre-match due to a tight quad.

Lions coach Chris Fagan addressed media post game to give an update on his growing injury list.

"Itโ€™s a little bit early to assess, but they looked quite sore,โ€ Fagan said.

โ€œColeman and Robertson have hamstrings and Madden โ€“ Iโ€™m not quite sure.

โ€œWe may [miss Coleman], but we have got other players who can fill in for him and have done the role in the past. Noah Answerth was on the wing tonight, but he has got the capacity to go to half-back, which he did. We had a pretty young backline in the end, which was good.โ€
BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 26: Coach Chris Fagan of the Lions at the 3rd quarter time break during the round 23 AFL match between the Brisbane Lions and the West Coast Eagles at The Gabba on August 26, 2018 in Brisbane, Australia. (Photo by Bradley Kanaris/Getty Images)

Meanwhile, the Bulldogs lost valuable defender Alex Keath midway through the game after a knee knock. The 30-year-old didn't return after half time and was seen with strapping on his lower leg.

Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge remained optimistic post game that Keath would be available for Round 1 selection.

โ€œKeathy had a significant kick to the shin and wasnโ€™t moving too well, so we took a conservative approach with that and had to take him off,โ€ Beveridge said.

โ€œWe think he will be OK. You know what it is like when you hit your shin on the end of the edge of the bed, itโ€™s hard to shake it off.

โ€œHe couldnโ€™t shake it off, so we thought it was best that he left the game.โ€

Brisbane won by six points in the competitive pre-season match, with Lachie Neale and Jack Macrae among the best on field.

The Bulldogs will get their season underway against Melbourne in a highly anticipated grand final rematch, while Brisbane will take on Port Adelaide at the Gabba.