REPLAY: Bloods despair as Crows continue losing pain
West Adelaide remain winless and anchored to the bottom of the SANFL ladder after a heavy defeat to Adelaide, despite leading at halftime. RELIVE all the action from our LIVE STREAM.
West Adelaide remain winless and anchored to the bottom of the SANFL ladder after a heavy defeat to Adelaide, despite leading at halftime. RELIVE all the action from our LIVE STREAM.
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The SANFL state side has overcome a slow start and nervous final quarter to snap a two-game losing streak against WA and score its first win in Perth since 2003 to reclaim the title of premier state league.
The relevance of battles between the SANFL and WAFL has been discussed on the eve of the Perth game, but the two leagues are strong in their opinion that players still value its importance.
West Adelaide midfielder Will Snelling is thriving on the ball for the Bloods and has not given up hope of another opportunity in the AFL.
Norwood midfielder Matthew Panos is out of the state game, beers for South Adelaide, keeping up with Chayce Jones and the Tigers still on the prowl. It was another big weekend of SANFL action.
Crows star Ebony Marinoff helped Glenelg beat Woodville-West Torrens to steal a finals spot from West Adelaide, which lost to South Adelaide, while North Adelaide thumped Sturt. Here is Messenger Community News’ wrap of the final minor round.
The AFL mid-season draft is set to have a significant impact on the SANFL, with South Adelaide in danger of losing a third ruckman in six months. See the full list of 40 SA nominees.
South Adelaide again failed to produce a four-quarter effort, but their impressive final-term effort secured them victory over West Adelaide.
Norwood duo Dylan Stephens and Cameron Taheny are a chance to play league football together in the clash against in-from Adelaide. See all the Round 6 teams here.
Adelaide coach Heath Younie has his state league side firing, Glenelg keeps lifting expectations and North Adelaide faces huge challenge after another big weekend of SANFL action.
South Australian selectors have named a 30-man squad as they prepare to take on the WAFL in a state contest in Perth in May.
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