Lokan focused on Port flag, not ‘negative’ Showdown noise
Are we headed for the SANFL grand final Showdown? All Port Adelaide coach Matthew Lokan cares about is that Port will be there there and that the standard of footy remains high.
Are we headed for the SANFL grand final Showdown? All Port Adelaide coach Matthew Lokan cares about is that Port will be there there and that the standard of footy remains high.
An act of individual brilliance from AFL-listed forward Billy Frampton helped swing momentum in a gripping arm wrestle against Glenelg and put Port Adelaide within a game of a premiership and left the Tigers “shattered”.
Port Adelaide will get a chance to play off for its first premiership since 1999 after upsetting minor premier Glenelg in a second semi-final thriller at Adelaide Oval and extend the Tigers’ winless record in finals to 3997 days.
Dylan Stephens and Will Gould were on show in the main games but there were a number of other standout performances from South Australia’s AFL Draft prospects at all levels of the SANFL over the weekend. See our full wrap.
A STATUE of SA goal-kicking legend Ken Farmer will be unveiled at Adelaide Oval tonight just hours before the Crows/Swans AFL blockbuster.
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BRILLIANT midfielder Joel Cross was back to his best form to lead South Adelaide to victory over Woodville-West Torrens and stay alive in the race for the finals.
Norwood small forward Simon Phillips, sidelined after hurting his thigh in his comeback game, is battling to prove his fitness with the finals looming.
PORT Adelaide’s Nathan Krakouer could be a chance to play his first AFL game next week after starring in the Magpies’ 92-point win over West Adelaide.
STURT have done their chances of securing a top two spot no harm after a convincing 49-point win against Glenelg on Saturday at Peter Motley Oval.
South Adelaide produced an incredible performance to smash ladder-leader Woodville-West Torrens by 83 points and stay in the race for the SANFL finals.
CENTRAL District has kept its faint SANFL finals hopes alive with a resounding 76-point thrashing of high-flying Norwood at the Parade.
THE season’s end can’t come soon enough for North Adelaide, which now seems chained to the bottom of the SANFL table after another black spot cost them in an otherwise commendable effort against the Crows.
Hard-working Central District coach Roy Laird, a seven-times premiership coach, has agreed to remain at the helm for a 16th season next year and he is still driven by winning.
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