Where every player from the 2014 Vic Metro v Vic Country game is now

A decade ago, the best local footy players in Victoria went head-to-head in just the second game of its kind. But how many who took to the field are still playing? See where they are now.

Vic Metro celebrate their win.

The best local footy players metro Melbourne and country Victoria had to offer faced off in 2014.

Selectors assembled two sides with Vic Metro recording a 18.17 (125) to 13.9 (87) win over their country counterparts.

It was just the second match of its kind with the first match played in 1986.

At Werribee’s Chirnside Park, now known as Avalon Airport Oval, the Metro side coached by Brian Royal turned it on after quarter-time, almost doing as they pleased at times.

Montmorency skipper Ryan Jackson and Old Melbournians’ Thomas Paule took home the medals as Vic Metro’s best

Deer Park star Kwame McHarg was the pick of the forwards with four goals.

Then Northern Saints star and Vic Metro captain Natale Caruso said he supported the concept.

“It was great just to be a part of it but to captain the winning side was even better,” he said.

“For me personally I love interleague and to represent your state in a Metro side is great. I reckon a lot of boys should get on-board.”

A decade on from the special moment, we’ve taken a look at where every player who took to the field is now.

Check out each player in our interactive below.