Port Adelaide will takes six extra players into its semi-final clash against Geelong Port Adelaide midfielder Hamish Hartlett Paul Stewart, left, is off to Melbourne as an extra for Port Adelaide Friday night. PORT Adelaide is travelling to the MCG this afternoon with a battalion of reserves for its semi-final clash against Geelong on Friday night. But despite loading the Power flight to Melbourne this morning with six extra players, coach Ken Hinkley says he will field an unchanged 22 for the cut-throat game against the Cats. Swingman Paul Stewart and Hawthorn premiership ruckman Brent Renouf were the notable extras in Port's travel party this morning. But Geelong scouts are primed for Hinkley to recall first-year small forward Jake Neade to torment the Cats defence which has been troubled by small goalsneaks. Gerard Healy LIVE chat at 12.30pm Concerns for the fitness of first-year midfielder-defender Sam Colquhoun continue as he has been subbed out of the Power's past two games and has quickly iced his upper right leg. But the Power insist the teenager is fit to play. Hinkley says he is more likely to consider a late change if wet weather rolls over the MCG on Friday night. "We will be going in unchanged," said Hinkley in confirming he would keep the 22 who upset Collingwood on the MCG on Saturday night. And we will be looking forward to the opportunity to give those boys their chance to play again. Mackie text help secure Hinkley The weather forecast is predicting quite a bit of rain so whether that comes .... I don't think anything will change our minds (on keeping the 22 who beat the Magpies). Port will train at the MCG this afternoon. The final will be the first Power-Cats game at the MCG since the 2007 grand final which has marked the start of a nine-game winning streak for Geelong against Port.