Live stream: SANFL under-16 Torrens University Cup round four clash between South Adelaide and Glenelg

Our new era of local footy coverage is here. Relive all the action from our inaugural SANFL live stream in the full match replay of the under-16 clash between South Adelaide and Glenelg.

The stage is set for an epic battle when third-placed South Adelaide hosts fourth-ranked Glenelg in the race to the SANFL under-16 Torrens University Cup finals.

And you can watch all the drama unfold, as the history-making clash kicks off The Advertiser and The Messenger’s season-long live streaming of weekly state league football.

In a SANFL first, the Panthers v Tigers contest will be broadcast live on advertiser.com.au this Saturday from 12.15pm.

Men’s league live streams will follow, starting with the blockbuster season-opener between arch rivals Norwood and Port Adelaide on Thursday, April 1, at 7.40pm.

Digital subscribers can enjoy weekly live streams throughout the campaign (rounds 1-4 schedule below), along with broadcasts of selected games from other SANFL competitions.

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Four rounds remain in the under-16 regular season.

South’s Tom Schirmer said the live coverage of his side’s Noarlunga meeting with Glenelg would give its finals hopes a boost.

The ruck/forward said his teammates were eager to bounce back to form after a loss to West Adelaide last week.

“I feel like the boys knowing it’s going to be live streamed and having a wider audience, they’ll perform a bit better,” Schirmer, 15, said.

“It’s pretty important for us to win.

“We are coming off a loss and we didn’t start too well last week, so hopefully we can get the win.”

Ben Ridgway, of Glenelg, and Tom Schirmer, of South Adelaide, at Noarlunga Oval. Picture: Morgan Sette

Glenelg captain Ben Ridgway was similarly keen to be part of the first live streamed game on advertiser.com.au.

“It makes me excited,” Ridgway, 16, said.

“I believe we are a really good team and when we get things rolling, we can really work together well and play some good footy.

“If we play our brand of footy and get our structures right we will come out with a good result.

“Winning would mean we could get a bit of a break from the others.

“If we win this, we will go a game ahead of South and, depending on some other results, a game ahead of some other teams.”

SANFL MEN’S LEAGUE – LIVE STREAMING SCHEDULE

■ Round One — Norwood v Port, Thursday, April 1 at 7:40pm

■ Round Two — Glenelg v Eagles, Saturday, April 10 at 4:10pm

■ Round Three — Sturt v West Adelaide, Saturday April 17 at 2:10pm

■ Round Four — Eagles v North Adelaide, Sunday April 25 at 2:10pm

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