Adelaide Footy League: Balfours Div 6 Round 11 preview

INGLE Farm has moved into second spot on the back of a 10-goal win over Braham Lodge but coach Paul Manuel won’t be getting ahead of himself despite the club’s return to form.

INGLE Farm has moved into second spot on the back of a 10-goal win over Braham Lodge. Coach Paul Manuel won’t be getting ahead of himself despite the club’s return to form.

In one of the more unusual ladders ever seen only percentage separates second and sixth spot.

The Dogs’ win came on the back of great games from Anthony Spence and Jake Finch.

This week they take the five-minute road trip to Mawson Lakes, which had its second win of the year over winless Houghton.

Christopher Haydon was adjudged best.

Ingle Farm simply can’t afford to drop this game and will win comfortably.

Elizabeth suffered its fourth loss on the trot at Trinity in heartbreaking fashion by just two points despite having a whopping eight more scoring shots.

Jhye Mcconnell nearly got the Eagles over the line but it was not to be.

The Eagles host Fitzroy, who got within 15 points of undefeated Pulteney.

Lukey Scicluna continued his breakout season and led the way.

I think the Lions can reverse the result from earlier this year and get the chocolates.

Darren Huitema is a star for Brahma Lodge but many of his team mates have had a big dip in form as they were spanked by Ingle Farm.

With the ladder so tight it faces Trinity also with a 6-4.

ratio.

The Lions found a way to win over the Eagles and this was largely due to Declan Stimson, who has featured in the best in both games that he has played.

The team that is switched on will walk away with the points in this must win clash.

West Croydon led all day on the back of another great game from Luke Woodcock before getting pipped at the post by Salisbury West.

This week the Hawks host Houghton, who are yet to win a game.

Pulteney won and Dalton Tucker and was best on ground just for a little change of pace.

The coaching staff will be happy that they received their toughest challenge of the year and will be switched when they face a Salisbury West team, which rose to the occasion in the last stanza in its win.

Alec Maidment was the star in the Tigers’ six-point win.

Pulteney will win this game comfortably.