Four men reported over Adelaide Oval fight during Port Adelaide and Geelong AFL clash

FOUR men have been reported as police are still looking for another man allegedly involved in an off-field brawl at Adelaide Oval over the weekend.

FOUR men have been reported as police are still looking for another man allegedly involved in an off-field brawl at Adelaide Oval over the weekend.

The ugly melee, outside the Magarey Room, broke out in the dying minutes of the Power’s loss to the Cats and involved up to eight men.

Police reviewed security footage and have now reported a Parafield Gardens man, 34, and a Paralowie man, 36, for affray.

A Marleston man, 35, and a Coromandel Valley man, 32, have been reported for affray and aggravated assault.

Port Adelaide chairman David Koch condemned the “terrible” behaviour of those involved as video emerged of the men trading punches in front of shocked footy fans.

All four have been issued three month barring orders and will be summonsed to appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court at a later date.

An Adelaide Oval SMA spokeswoman said the management will determine the length of bans imposed to the alleged offenders after police investigation is completed.

“Our barring orders will be in conjunction with any action taken by SAPOL,” she said.

Port Adelaide spokesman said if any Port members were identified in the fight, the club “can take action”.

Police wants help to identify a man allegedly involved in a fight at Magarey Room, Adelaide Oval during Port-Geelong game. Pic: Supplied

Police are also asking for help from the public to identify a man allegedly involved in the wild fight.

Anyone who recognises him or has any information that may assist police with their investigation, is asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or online at www.crimestopperssa.com.au Investigations are continuing.