Dayne Zorko says Brisbane Lions must embrace challenge of playing at MCG against Richmond Brisbane Lions forward Dayne Zorko in full flight. Picture: Jono Searle. BRISBANE forward Dayne Zorko says the Lions must embrace the rare opportunity to play at the MCG to have any hope of beating finals-bound Richmond tomorrow. The Lions will make their only trip to the home of football this year to face the in-form Tigers, who have excelled on the hallowed turf in 2013. Richmond has won seven of its 10 MCG matches this season, including its past five at the venue which include victories against Hawthorn, Fremantle and Adelaide. Zorko kicked three goals in his MCG debut in Round 12 last year against Hawthorn. Brisbane have lost eight of their past 10 outings at the ground, but Zorko said the venue should hold no fears for any ambitious footballer. "It can be potentially daunting but the MCG is the greatest place to play I reckon, and it is a great opportunity for all of us," Zorko said. Kids to replace Jonathan Brown Replacing injured co-captain Jonathan Brown is another challenge for Brisbane tomorrow, but Zorko said it would have to be a team effort. "Yes it is a tough one but big Stef Martin is back and we have plenty of guys who are up to filling the void that Johnny has left," Zorko said. The Lions must contain Richmond's powerhouse midfield of Trent Cotchin, Brett Deledio, Nathan Foley and Dustin Martin if they are to have any chance claiming their first win against the Tigers since 2009. Even though Brisbane is out of the finals race, Zorko said the Lions had plenty to play for. "We don't treat every game like a final, but the boys realise the importance of the games from here on in,"" he said. We just take it one week at a time, and this week Richmond will be a massive task so we just need to focus on that.