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SANFL Round 22
Adelaide Oval
- Crowd 5371
Sturt 0.3 5.4 7.5 13.7 85
Eagles 3.1 6.3 9.3 13.5 83
Alberton Oval - Crowd 7358
Port 5.4 8.8 12.10 15.13 103
Norwood 0.2 4.2 6.5 6.7 43
Elizabeth Oval - Crowd 3958
West 7.4 10.4 15.10 19.14 128
Centrals 1.4 6.7 6.12 10.14 74
Glenelg Oval - Crowd 2145
Glenelg 4.1 10.3 16.5 22.11 143
South 5.2 9.3 11.6 13.8 86
North bye
TEAM W L D For Ag Pct
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Sturt 15 4 0 1664 1323 55.71
West 12 7 0 1619 1486 52.14
Norwood 12 7 0 1382 1331 50.94
Port 11 8 0 1533 1365 52.90
Centrals 9 10 0 1557 1427 52.18
Eagles 9 10 0 1530 1461 51.15
South 9 11 0 1525 1619 48.51
North 5 14 0 1331 1729 43.50
Glenelg 4 15 0 1269 1669 43.19
Comments
The Eagles led for most of the
day before late goals to the Double Blues saw Sturt scrape home
by 2 points. Ten minutes into the final quarter saw the
Eagles leading by 23 points before Sturt kicked 5 of the last
6 goals to see them take the lead and the match. The Eagles
must now beat Norwood at the Parade next week to have any chance
of making the finals.
At Alberton Oval it was Port
who showed they still are premiership contenders with a convincing
demolition of Norwood by 60 points. At the 6 minute mark of the
2nd term Port were out to a massive 50 point lead before Norwood
regrouped and kicked the last 4 goals of the quarter. After
the main break Port came out and kicked the next 4 goals to stop
any chance of a Norwood comeback.
Led by full forward Adam Richardson,
who kicked 8.5 goals, the Bloods had an easy victory over Centrals
at Elizabeth Oval. After the match a pleased Micael Taylor (Wests
coach) stated "This was the best footy we've played all
year". The win by West now puts them into 2nd place
while Centrals are hanging onto 5th spot by percentage.
At Glenelg Oval it was South
playing for a spot in the finals who kicked the first four goals
of the game. Glenelg though wouldn't let up and by half
time were in front by 6 points. The second half was all
Glenelg as they kicked away from South to score an impressive
57 point win. South are now out of the run for the finals.
Next Week - ROUND 23
SATURDAY, Sept 5
Norwood v Eagles, Norwood
North v Port, Prospect
Glenelg v West, Glenelg
Sturt v Central, Adelaide
South, Bye |
