Watch the replay: SANFL – Eagles v Redlegs
Reigning premier Woodville-West Torrens and flag contender Norwood have faced off in a mouth-watering SANFL clash. Relive all the drama now in our match replay video.
Reigning premier Woodville-West Torrens and flag contender Norwood have faced off in a mouth-watering SANFL clash. Relive all the drama now in our match replay video.
State pride was on the line as the SANFL’s best players clashed with WA at Adelaide Oval. Relive all the action now in our full match replay video.
South Australia has named a star-studded team for its interstate clash with Western Australia, which will be live streamed here on Saturday. See the players to watch.
A trio of Glenelg sharpshooters will lead the SA forward line in Saturday’s clash with WA. The only place to watch the action live is right here on advertiser.com.au.
FORMER West Adelaide captain Bob Loveday – who has lived with the painful memories of being the last SANFL skipper to call for a 19th man count in a league game – is endorsing North Adelaide’s presence in Sunday’s grand final at Adelaide Oval.
WOODVILLE-West Torrens has lodged paperwork with the SANFL demanding “significant” compensation for being denied a spot in this weekend’s grand final.
A DISASTER. A shambles. An embarrassment. This may be the worst 48 hours in the 142-year history of the SANFL and has left the game is in disarray, writes Chris McDermott.
THE Eagles would be lining up in Sunday’s SANFL grand final at Adelaide Oval if the “19th-man” match was played under AFL rules.
A “TOTALLY gutted” long-time Eagles fan and volunteer says replaying Sunday’s controversial preliminary final would have been the only fair result and that this weekend’s grand final between North Adelaide and Norwood is tarnished.
THERE are no winners out of the SANFL’s ‘19th man’ saga — certainly not Woodville-West Torrens, nor the league and not even North Adelaide or Norwood, Messenger sports editor and SANFL reporter Matt Turner writes.
AUSTRALIAN football Hall of Famer Mark Ricciuto says the SANFL has failed to make the tough but correct decision to stop North Adelaide from playing in this weekend’s grand final as the decision is met with a chorus of discontent.
NEW rules can be written to deal with the lessons from the SANFL’s 19th man fiasco, but the key point remains how the rules are used by match officials – and the “independent” SA Football Commission
SANFL chief executive Jake Parkinson has endorsed the independent tribunal’s decision to allow North Adelaide to contest Sunday’s grand final despite the 19th man controversy. Plus, see Chris McDermott’s Facebook chat here.
NORTH Adelaide coach Josh Carr says his side’s grand final berth has not been tarnished by the debate which has raged over the club fielding a 19th man in its preliminary final triumph.
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