Three Hawthorn players to have scans after bruising win over Brisbane in Launceston Josh Gibson is likely to have scans on Monday. HAWTHORN'S record-equalling win over Brisbane has taken a heavy toll ahead of its showdown with Geelong on Saturday night. At least three Hawks will have scans on injuries today after a bruising clash in slippery and windy conditions in Launceston yesterday. Josh Gibson (neck), Xavier Ellis (calf), Liam Shiels (ankle) and Jarryd Roughead (hip) were hurt in yesterday's 58-point win over Brisbane, which created Hawthorn's longest winning streak - 12 games - since the club won its maiden premiership in 1961. Match report: Hawks feast on Lions Ellis was subbed out of the game and is most in danger of missing against the only side to have beaten the Hawks this year. Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson says he is very pleased with his side's performance 'in difficult conditions'. Hawthorn expects forward Cyril Rioli and Paul Puopolo back for the Cats. "They're always crackers of games against Geelong," Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson said. We've got a nice healthy rivalry there, and rivalries are all built around finals and grand finals, and we've produced some really good contests. We're about due to win one, I reckon, because they've knocked us a fair bit over the past little while, so it would be nice to get one this time. Gibson's injury was the most spectacular, cartwheeling in a marking contest and landing on his head.