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AFL 2024: Recap all the SuperCoach news and scores fro Port Adelaide vs Carlton

For three quarters the Blues and Power could not be separated, before Carlton put on a clinic. Recap the game as it happened and all the key SuperCoach takeaways.

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Carlton kick their way into the top four after a dominant last quarter kicking eight of the last 11 goals against Port Adelaide .

It was a rollercoast for SuperCoaches, here are three big takeaways from Thursday night.

TDK GETS BETTER

Coaches would have been stoked with Tom De Koning last weekend with his season high 131 points for Carlton but he went better on Thursday night against Port Adelaide. TDK was the third highest scorer at quarter-time, the only break he wasn’t sitting on top as he piled on the hitouts finishing with 28, 12 kicks, six handballs and six tackles. He finished 57 points higher than his breakeven which will have coaches licking their lips as they head into the bye.

SKIPPER STANDS UP

When the game was in the balance at three-quarter time, someone needed to stand up from either side, insert Carlton’s skipper Patrick Cripps. Cripps kicked the opening two goals in the fourth quarter, but to go with that he scored a massive 51 points for SuperCoaches to finish on 103 points.. He might not have been in the top five possession getters on the ground but finished with 22 disposals, 11 kicks and 11 handballs with six tackles. He fell just 12 points shy of his breakeven score of 115

PORT NEED GEORGIADES

Port Adelaide’s two power forward Charlie Dixon and Todd Marshall were nowhere to be seen in at least the first three-quarters. Dixon was subbed out midway through the third quarter after just one possession (a handball) and 10 SuperCoach points while Marshall finished with six disposals and a goal and 27 SuperCoach points but for 1.1 per cent of SuperCoaches, they will be sitting back cheering after Mitch Georgiades four goal game kicked him to 101 SuperCoach points and the leading goal kicker on Thursday night, keeping the Power in the game for the first three quarters.

Recap all major talking points below.

Players and fans will see a new stricter interpretation of holding the ball in action for the first time on Thursday night.

The AFL told clubs that umpires have been instructed to reduce the amount of “reasonable time” players have to dispose of the ball when tackled.

That is set to result in a hotter whistle and more holding the ball free kicks, starting tonight.

It could be a welcome move for Power midfielder Willem Drew, who is in the top 10 for tackles in the AFL with 69 for the season. Patrick Cripps leads Carlton in that stat with 60 tackles for the season.

Follow live updates and SuperCoach analysis all night below.

10:10PM: FULL TIME SUPERCOACH LEADERS

Tom De Koning finished with a game high 141 SuperCoach points and hands coaches his best return this season.

AFL Full time SuperCoach leaders
AFL Full time SuperCoach leaders

10:07PM: MCKAY ICES THE CAKE

Carlton kicked eight of the 11 goals in the last quarter as we hit the final two minute mark to extend their lead to 36 points.

09:50PM: SUPERSUB GOAL OF THE YEAR NOMINATION

Port Adelaide supersub Jeremy Finlayson pulls off an incredible finish from the pocket to bring the Power back to 19 points.

9:45PM: FANTASIA SUBBED OUT

Carlton small forward Orazio Fantasia has been subbed out early in the fourth quarter with a SuperCoach score of 52, but the 1.5 per cent of coaches will be happy has he surpassed his breakeven score of 21.

9:37PM: CRIPPS STANDS UP EARLY IN FOURTH

Blues Skipper goes ‘bang, bang’ to start the fourth quarter with two quick goals inside the first two minutes to go from 55-points at three-quarter time to 84.

9:29PM: THREE-QUARTER TIME SUPERCOACH LEADERS

Carlton’s ruck-forward Tom De Koning leads all comers on the ground with 101 points as he sits at three-quarter time 17 points ahead of his breakeven.

For the 0.3 per cent of coaches who have Charlie Dixon will be wondering why they didn’t make a trade this week as the forward was subbed out with just 10 points to his name.

Three quarter time supercoach leaders
Three quarter time supercoach leaders

9:21PM: ‘GONE COLD’ BIG CHARLIE SUBBED OUT

Port Adelaide have made their sub late in the third term with Charlie Dixon subbed out after registering just 10 SuperCoach points with one handball to his name.

9:06PM: GEORGIADES GETS A HATTRICK

Port Adelaide forward Mitch Georgiades kicks the opening goal of the third quarter and his third as the Power take back the lead.

Georgiades gets a hattrick and into the top five SuperCoach scores
Georgiades gets a hattrick and into the top five SuperCoach scores

8:41PM: HALF-TIME SUPERCOACH LEADERS

Port Adelaide ruckman Ivan Soldo might be having a nervous wait but it isn’t slowing him down in the first half as he leads all players across the ground.

Carlton defender Brodie Kemp added to his first quarter score which included the first goal of the second quarter for the Blues as they hold a three-point lead at half time.

ROUND 12 HALF-TIME SUPERCOACH LEADERS
ROUND 12 HALF-TIME SUPERCOACH LEADERS

8:33PM: WALSH NOWHERE DESPITE LEADING POSITION’S

Sam Walsh might be leading the SuperCoach points in the first half but is no where to be seen even in Carlton’s top 10 as he sits at 47 per cent disposal efficiency.

Sam Walsh nowhere to be seen
Sam Walsh nowhere to be seen

8:15PM: NERVOUS WAIT FOR IVAN SOLDO COACHES

A head high bump on Carlton’s Mitch McGovern will have Ivan Soldo coaches wondering whether or not they will be needing to make a trade next week.

Could the return of SuperCoach favourite Jordan Sweet be sooner than expected.

8:04PM: QUARTER-TIME SUPERCOACH LEADERS

Surprising youngest Jase Burgoyne sits atop the list of SuperCoach points at quarter time, sitting just shy of half way of his 108 points from the round 11 win over North Melbourne.

While Carlton defender Brodie Kemp leads the way for the Blues with 40 points while you won’t see Port’s power forwards on the list (Charlie Dixon and Todd Marshall) who have both had one possession each.

Port Adelaide v Carlton Round 12 SuperCoach points
Port Adelaide v Carlton Round 12 SuperCoach points

7:50PM: UMPIRE QUICK ON NEW ‘HOLDING THE BALL’ RULE.

A week is a long time in footy as Charlie Curnow was pinged for holding the ball, a week after it was called ‘play on’.

7:34PM: BURGOYNE BREAKS HIS HOODOO

Young Power wingman Jase Burgoyne kicks his first goal of the season, ending his 0.4 streak to start the season and opening the scoring on Thursday night.

6:55PM: VOSS LOOKS AT THE POSITIVES OF NEW ‘HOLDING THE BALL’ RULE

Carlton coach Michael Voss has taken an alternative approach to the new ‘holding the ball’ rule that has plagued the AFL over the past few weeks.

“We want to be able to apply pressure on the opposition and if that means we get a few opportunities to be able to get some free kicks, we will get after it pretty hard.” Voss said.

6:40PM: TEAMS FOR POWER V BLUES

There are no late changes for the blockbuster clash between Port Adelaide and Carlton at Adelaide Oval.

Power midfielder Connor Rozee was confirmed to miss this weekend with an ankle injury and will now be on a 17 day break until he next takes the field in the round 14 clash against GWS at ENGIE Stadium.

Jeremy Finlayson is the sub for the Power and Jack Carroll for the Blues.

Stay with us for all the action plus SuperCoach scores and analysis.

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