The number of people allowed at Adelaide Oval for AFL games has been lifted to 25,000 ahead of finals and could rise more
The number of fans allowed inside Adelaide Oval for AFL games has increased, right on the eve of finals.
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Crowd numbers at Adelaide Oval have been increased for this weekend, and there’s a chance even more fans could be let in during the Power’s finals campaign.
For Adelaide’s last match of the season on Saturday against Richmond, 23,500 fans plus corporates will be allowed into the stadium.
This means up to 25,000 will be in attendance as Matthew Nicks’ side looks to go four wins straight after going its first 13 games of the season winless.
Port will then have two finals at Adelaide Oval as Ken Hinkley’s side seeks to make the Grand Final at the Gabba.
And when Port plays its finals there is a chance the number of fans allowed in could be higher.
Originally published as The number of people allowed at Adelaide Oval for AFL games has been lifted to 25,000 ahead of finals and could rise more