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AFL Port Adelaide Power vs Hawthorn Hawks Live Streaming Free 2017 Thursday 01 June

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AFL Live Port Adelaide Power vs Hawthorn Hawks Stream AFL 2017 Regular Seasons Round 11 match will be kick off at Adelaide Oval Stadium, North Adelaide, South Australia, Australia, Thursday 01 June 2017 online, 19:50 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Round 11 of the AFL home and away season gets underway on Thursday night, June 1, when Port Adelaide take on the Hawthorn Hawks at the Adelaide Oval.

The 8th placed Power head in as solid favourites for the clash, which commences at 7.50PM AEST or 7.20PM local time.

All the action can be seen on Channel 7 and Fox Footy, while AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

Port Adelaide have won five from nine this season and come off a narrow loss to Geelong at Simonds Stadium in Round 10. The Power led the Cats deep in the game until a costly brainfade by Charlie Dixon led to a goal to the Cats’ Patrick Dangerfield with a minute to go, handing the Power a two point defeat.

A night later, Hawthorn also managed to feature in a cliffhanger but the ending was a happy one for the Hawks, who snatched a six point win over the Sydney Swans at the SCG courtesy of a couple of clutch goals from Shaun Burgoyne and Jarryd Roughead late in the game.

The Hawks, at 4-6, have the inferior win-loss record compared to Port but have managed to win three of their past four and should not be discounted. They lined up at similar odds against the Swans last weekend before their coach Alistair Clarkson managed to pull a bit of a rabbit out of the hat.

Clarkson will look for his troops to control the ball with uncontested possession and if they can get off to a fast start like they did against the Swans last weekend they are well and truly in the hunt.

However, they will have to contend with a Power side that are in excellent form and should really be higher than their ranking suggests. They are averaging 30 more points per game than the Hawks and are better at winning the clearances and contested possession.

Ken Hinkley’s side are 3rd in the competition for average contested possessions, while the Hawks are 17th. The Power also lead the 18 teams for inside 50s, while Robbie Gray and Dixon have worked well in tandem up forward this year. That duo should give the home side the edge.

Key players for the Hawks include Tom Mitchell, who leads the competition for disposals, while up and coming defender, Ryan Burton, will provide plenty of drive across halfback. Jarryd Roughead and Luke Breust will need to convert up forward to give their side a chance.

Hawthorn generally play well interstate and can take some hope out of the fact that Port Adelaide lost to the West Coast Eagle the last time they played at Adelaide Oval.

However, the Power were wasteful that night and landed five more scoring shots. Their other two games against interstate opposition this year have resulted in an 89-point win over Fremantle and a 90 point win over Carlton.

Players List:
Port Adelaide Power:
B: D.Byrne-Jones, T.Clurey, J.Hombsch
HB: M.Broadbent, T.Jonas, H.Hartlett
C: B.Ebert, O.Wines, J.Polec
HF: J.Impey, J.Westhoff, S.Powell-Pepper
F: S.Gray, C.Dixon, J.Trengove
FOL: P.Ryder, R.Gray, T.Boak
I/C: A.Young, K.Amon, J.Pittard, B.Ah Chee
EMG: A.Monfries, J.Toumpas, J.Palmer

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Hawthorn Hawks:
B: T.Duryea, J.Gibson, K.Brand
HB: R.Burton, L.Hodge, S.Burgoyne
C: D.Willsmore, D.Howe, R.Henderson
HF: T.Mitchell, J.Gunston, I.Smith
F: P.Puopolo, J.Roughead, T.Vickery
FOL: B.McEvoy, L.Shiels, L.Breust
I/C: B.Hardwick, J.Sicily, J.Cousins, B.Whitecross
EMG: B.Hartung, R.Schoenmakers, K.Stewart

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Free Port Adelaide Power vs West Coast Eagles Live Stream AFL 06 May Saturday 2017

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AFL Live Port Adelaide Power vs West Coast Eagles Stream AFL 2017 Regular Seasons Round 07 match will be kick off at Adelaide Oval Stadium, North Adelaide, South Australia, Australia, Saturday 06 May 2017 online, 16:35 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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One of the key match ups of AFL Round 7 will be when Port Adelaide square off against the West Coast Eagles at the Adelaide Oval on Saturday May 6 at 4.35PM.

The two sides are similarly poised after the first six weeks of the season and the four points on offer will count for plenty later on in the season, as both jostle for a potential finals spot.

Fox Footy will broadcast the game, while AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

Both sides sit with a win-loss record of 4-2 and come off commanding victories in Round 6.

Port Adelaide ventured up to Brisbane and knocked over the Lions by 83 points, while West Coast were too good for their local rivals, Fremantle, accounting for the Dockers by 41 points.

Port head in as favourite’s for this on the back of the home ground advantage and have been impressive at the Adelaide Oval this season, enjoying huge wins over Carlton and Fremantle, while missing out in a tight one to the competition’s pacesetters, Adelaide, back in Round 3.

Three of West Coast’s wins have been at Domain Stadium, while they have won just one of three on the road this year, however, they have played well at the Adelaide Oval in the past and were big winners over the Crows in Round 23 at the venue last year.

They will need to come out of the blocks early, much like they did against Freo last week, in order to silence the home crowd and get some ascendancy in the game.

Key battles will occur in the middle of the ground and Port Adelaide will have to get on top in this area, given the Eagles efficiency once they head inside 50.

If the Eagles get their hands on the ball, their forward line will prove to be dangerous. Josh Kennedy booted six goals last weekend, advancing to 22 for the year, while Mark LeCras and Jack Darling have also been amongst the goals.

However, a big question mark as always with the Eagles will be whether or not the they can take their form on the road.

Look for the Power to take the game on and use their run and carry, which has been evident this year. Key players in the middle include Chad Wingard, Brad Ebert and the youngster, Sam Powell-Pepper. If this trio can get their hands on the football enough, the likes of Robbie Gray and Charlie Dixon can inflict plenty of damage on the scoreboard.

An added dimension to this game is the Eagles woes in the ruck. With Nic Naitanui on the sidelines, the situation has been further compounded by injuries to their back-ups in Jonathan Giles and Nathan Vardy. Port has Paddy Ryder and Jackson Trengrove in solid form and should give their side first use.

Players List:
Port Adelaide Power:
B: D.Byrne-Jones, T.Clurey, J.Hombsch
HB: M.Broadbent, T.Jonas, J.Pittard
C: B.Ebert, O.Wines, J.Polec
HF: T.Boak, A.Young, C.Wingard
F: S.Gray, C.Dixon, J.Trengove
FOL: P.Ryder, R.Gray, S.Powell-Pepper
I/C: H.Hartlett, J.Impey, J.Westhoff, D.Houston
EMG: K.Amon, L.Austin, A.Johnson

IN: T.Boak
OUT: K.Amon

West Coast Eagles:
B: S.Hurn, T.Barrass, B.Sheppard
HB: E.Yeo, J.McGovern, S.Butler
C: A.Gaff, S.Mitchell, C.Masten
HF: J.Redden, J.Darling, L.Duggan
F: N.Vardy, J.Kennedy, M.LeCras
FOL: J.Giles, M.Priddis, L.Shuey
I/C: D.Sheed, S.Wellingham, J.Hill, K.Mutimer
EMG: M.Hutchings, F.McInnes, M.Karpany

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Australian Football Brisbane Lions vs Port Adelaide Power Live Streaming Saturday 29 April 2017

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Australian Football League Live Brisbane Lions vs Port Adelaide Power Stream Free, AFL 2017 Seasons Week 06. Brisbane Lions vs Port Adelaide Power match will be kickoff at The Gabba Stadium, Woolloongabba, Queensland, Australia, Saturday 29 April 2017 online, 16:35 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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After pushing the premiers to the brink last weekend, the Brisbane Lions will be out to register their second win of the season when they take on Port Adelaide at the GABBA on Saturday at 4.35pm.

Port head in as favourites for the Round 6 clash and the game will be screened on Fox Footy. AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

Port Adelaide have had the superior season so far and sit with a win-loss record of 3-2. The two losses have come against the leading premiership fancies, the Adelaide Crows and GWS.

Brisbane are 1-4. They won a thriller against the Suns in Round 1 but have since lost their past four. Chris Fagan’s side played some exciting football last weekend and at one stage led the Bulldogs by 38 points. But they were blown away late in the game and eventually went down by 32.

If they bring their A-game they can push the Power but inconsistency has been an issue and they have struggled to string together four quarters in any of their games this season.

Tom Rockliff, Dayne Beams and Dayne Zorko loom as key players for the Lions and that trio will find plenty of the ball for the home side, but issues are evident at either end of the ground, particularly in the back half.

Despite a focus from Fagan to tighten up defensively, the Lions are still conceding well in excess of 100 points per game. Port have shown plenty of attacking prowess this season and can expose them in this area.

Look for Charlie Dixon to provide a focal point, while the classy Robbie Gray and Chad Wingard will be dangerous. Gray has been on fire so far this year, booting 14 goals as a crumbing forward and sits in seventh position on the league goal-kicking table.

A Port win will see them advance to a 4-2 win-loss record, further enhancing their aspirations of playing finals for the first time since 2014.

The road trip shouldn’t hold too many concerns for Port fans as the Lions have been well beaten at the venue by Essendon and Richmond in their two appearances at the GABBA to date in 2017.

Players List:
Brisbane Lions:
B: D.Gardiner, H.Andrews, D.Rich
HB: S.Mayes, D.McStay, T.Cutler
C: J.Berry, D.Zorko, R.Lester
HF: L.Taylor, E.Hipwood, H.McCluggage
F: M.Robinson, J.Schache, B.Keays
FOL: S.Martin, D.Beams, T.Rockliff
I/C: R.Harwood, C.Beams, N.Robertson, M.Close
EMG: J.Walker, J.Clayton, J.Barrett

IN: M.Close, D.Gardiner, T.Cutler
OUT: R.Bastinac, L.Dawson, C.Cox

Port Adelaide Power:
B: D.Byrne-Jones, T.Clurey, J.Hombsch
HB: M.Broadbent, T.Jonas, J.Pittard
C: B.Ebert, O.Wines, J.Polec
HF: A.Young, J.Westhoff, C.Wingard
F: S.Gray, C.Dixon, J.Trengove
FOL: P.Ryder, R.Gray, S.Powell-Pepper
I/C: H.Hartlett, K.Amon, J.Impey, D.Houston
EMG: A.Johnson, J.Palmer, B.Ah Chee

IN: H.Hartlett, J.Hombsch
OUT: T.Boak, A.Johnson

AFL Football Port Adelaide Power vs Carlton Blues Live Streaming Free 2017 Friday 21 April

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Australian Football League Live Port Adelaide Power vs Carlton Blues Stream AFL 2017 Seasons Week 05 match will be kickoff at Adelaide Oval Stadium, North Adelaide, South Australia, Australia, Friday 21 April 2017 online, 19:50 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Port Adelaide and Carlton feature in the first match of AFL Round 5 when they square off at the Adelaide Oval on Friday night, April 21.

After some promising early season form it is the Power that head in as strong favourites, but it won’t be easy against the Blues, who can surprise on their day.

First bounce is at 7.50PM AEST or 7.20PM ACST and the action will be broadcast on Channel 7 and Fox Footy. AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

Port Adelaide won their first two games of the season before running into a rampant Adelaide outfit in Round 3 and GWS in Round 4. They stuck with the Giants for three quarters before eventually being rolled by 31 points.

Carlton sit with a win-loss record of 1-3. Their victory came against Essendon in wet conditions at the MCG in Round 3, while last weekend they were knocked over by Gold Coast to the tune of 26 points at Etihad Stadium.

Were it not for a poor third term, the Blues may have finished a lot closer last weekend. Their coach, Brendan Bolton, will be urging his troops not to keep the foot on the pedal on Friday, while he will also need his side to capitalise on their opportunities, something they didn’t do against the Suns.

However, the task at hand may be hard for Bolton and his players, given the form that the Power is in. Port have been close in their last two hitouts against the top two premiership fancies and at their last encounter at the Adelaide Oval against an interstate side, they destroyed Fremantle by 89 points.

Look for the likes of Ollie Wines, Travis Boak and Robbie Gray to have big games. That trio were relatively quiet against the Giants, particularly late in the game and should appreciate lining up against a Carlton outfit that doesn’t quite bat as deep as the Giants midfield group.

Key players for the Blues include Marc Murphy, Patrick Cripps and Bryce Gibbs, who should at least break even in the middle. The visitors will also apply a solid defensive press but concerns continue up forward, where they have averaged just 73 points per game this year.

Players List:
Port Adelaide Power:
B: D.Byrne-Jones, T.Clurey, D.Houston
HB: M.Broadbent, T.Jonas, H.Hartlett
C: B.Ebert, O.Wines, J.Polec
HF: R.Gray, J.Westhoff, C.Wingard
F: S.Gray, C.Dixon, J.Trengove
FOL: P.Ryder, T.Boak, S.Powell-Pepper
I/C: A.Young, K.Amon, J.Impey, J.Pittard
EMG: B.Eddy, A.Johnson, B.Ah Chee

IN: P.Ryder
OUT: M.White

Carlton Blues:
B: T.Williamson, C.Marchbank, L.Plowman
HB: S.Docherty, S.Rowe, K.Simpson
C: E.Curnow, P.Cripps, C.Polson
HF: J.Pickett, L.Casboult, C.Curnow
F: J.Silvagni, J.Weitering, M.Wright
FOL: A.Phillips, B.Gibbs, M.Murphy
I/C: Z.Fisher, S.Petrevski-Seton, H.Macreadie, S.White
EMG: D.Armfield, S.Kerridge, D.Cuningham

IN: A.Phillips, C.Polson
OUT: D.Thomas, M.Kreuzer

Australian Football GWS Giants vs Port Adelaide Power Live Stream Free Online Saturday 15 April 2017

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Australian Football League Live GWS Giants vs Port Adelaide Power Stream AFL 2017 Seasons Week 04 match will be kickoff at Manuka Oval Stadium, Griffith, Australia, Saturday 15 April 2017 online, 16.35 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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One of the key games of AFL Round 4 will be when the GWS Giants play host to Port Adelaide at UNSW Oval in Canberra on Saturday April 15 at 4.35PM.

The two sides head into this having won two of their three games this season but it is the Giants that head in as strong favourite’s for the encounter.

Fox Footy will broadcast the game, while AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

GWS were slow to get off the mark in season 2017, going down to Adelaide in Round 1, but they have responded in style by comfortably winning their last two matches.

They accounted for North Melbourne to the tune of 42 points in Round 3 and enjoyed big games from Josh Kelly, Callan Ward, Toby Greene and Jeremy Cameron.

Port Adelaide surprised many with their opening two weeks of football, registering impressive wins before being outclassed by local rival, Adelaide, in the Showdown last weekend by 17 points.

They are currently ahead of GWS on the ladder by percentage and little separates the two in a number of key statistical measures, including clearances and inside 50’s with both sides leading the way in these measures so far in 2017.

The difference may come down to the depth that the Giants enjoy at the moment. They have a stack of options up forward, while their midfield bats very deep.

While Port Adelaide have been excellent in these areas so far this year, they may just be a fraction reliant on Robbie Gray and Chad Wingard. Both were relatively quiet in the loss to the Crows.

The Power will also be without a couple of key players in Jack Hombsh and Patrick Ryder. The latter was suspended after a bit of a brainfade last weekend and the visitors will have to front up without their key big man against a Giants outfit with Shane Mumford feeding it to their host of onballers.

Players List:
GWS Giants:
B: Adam Kennedy, Aidan Corr, Phil Davis
HB: Heath Shaw, Adam Tomlinson, Zac Williams
C: Nick Haynes, Josh Kelly, Tom Scully
HF: Jacob Hopper, Jeremy Cameron, Jon Patton
F: Devon Smith, Rory Lobb, Toby Greene
FOL: Shane Mumford, Dylan Shiel, Callan Ward
I/C: Sam Reid, Tim Taranto, Matt Kennedy, Nathan Wilson
EMG: Harrison Himmelberg, Harry Perryman, Daniel Lloyd

IN: Matthew Kennedy, Jon Patton
OUT: Steve Johnson, Ryan Griffen

Port Adelaide Power:
B: Darcy Byrne-Jones, Tom Clurey, Dan Houston
HB: Matthew Broadbent, Tom Jonas, Hamish Hartlett
C: Brad Ebert, Ollie Wines, Jared Polec
HF: Sam Powell-Pepper, Justin Westhoff, Chad Wingard
F: Sam Gray, Charlie Dixon, Aaron Young
FOL: Jackson Trengove, Travis Boak, Robbie Gray
I/C: Karl Amon, Jarman Impey, Matt White, Jasper Pittard
EMG: Luke Austin, Aidyn Johnson, Brendan Ah Chee

IN: Matthew White, Jasper Pittard
OUT: Paddy Ryder, Brett Eddy

AFL Port Adelaide Power vs Adelaide Crows Live Streaming 08 April 2017 Saturday

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AFL Live Port Adelaide Power vs Adelaide Crows Stream AFL 2017 Seasons Round 03 match will be kick off at Adelaide Oval Stadium, North Adelaide, South Australia, Australia, Saturday 08 April 2017 online, 19:40 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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The competition’s two Adelaide based sides, Port Adelaide and the Adelaide Crows, take on one another this weekend in what is dubbed as Showdown 42.

The two sides sit atop the AFL ladder and the 1 vs 2 clash is vital as they attempt to gain a jump on their rivals in the rest of the competition.

The Crows head in as favourites for the big game that gets underway at 7.40PM. All the action can be seen on Fox Footy, while AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

Port Adelaide have surprised many with their early season form and their improvement seems to have stemmed from a reinvigorated midfield lineup.

Ollie Wines and Travis Boak already look a lot sharper than last year, while one youngster that has everyone talking is Sam Powell- Pepper, who at this stage looks the pick of the current crop of draftees.

The form of this trio has loosened the chain somewhat for Robbie Gray and Chad Wingard. Both are spending a lot more time in the forward line. Gray booted six goals in the 89-point win over Freo last week. Throw Paddy Ryder into the mix as ruckman and the Power are somewhere near their 2014 form.

However, it is only early days and Ken Hinkley’s side will need to be every bit as good as they were three years ago to match Adelaide. The Crows have been rampant thus far, demolishing the flag favourites, GWS, at this venue in Round 1 by 56 points, before accounting for Hawthorn by 24 last weekend.

As was the case in 2016, the Crows top the competition for points scored and their dangerous forward line including Eddie Betts, Josh Jenkins, Taylor Walker and Mitch McGovern will need to be contained by the Power.

On face value, the Crows also seem to have the depth around the ground. Charlie Cameron and Curtly Hampton contributed well in the come from behind win over Hawthorn, while Sam Jacobs comes off a best on ground performance.

However, the resurgent Power have finally struck some form and they are a dangerous proposition when they are up and about. This will be a tight one.

Players List:
Port Adelaide Power:
B: D.Byrne-Jones, T.Clurey, D.Houston
HB: M.Broadbent, T.Jonas, H.Hartlett
C: B.Ebert, O.Wines, J.Polec
HF: S.Powell-Pepper, J.Westhoff, C.Wingard
F: J.Trengove, C.Dixon, A.Young
FOL: P.Ryder, T.Boak, R.Gray
I/C: K.Amon, J.Impey, B.Edddy, S.Gray
EMG: M.White, J.Atley, N.Krakouer

IN: H.Hartlett
OUT: J.Hombsch

Adelaide Crows:
B: A.Otten, K.Hartigan, R.Laird
HB: B.Smith, D.Talia, L.Brown
C: R.Douglas, R.Atkins, R.Sloane
HF: T.Lynch, M.McGovern, R.Knight
F: C.Cameron, T.Walker, E.Betts
FOL: S.Jacobs, C.Hampton, M.Crouch
I/C: J.Lever, J.Kelly, D.Mackay, W.Milera
EMG: M.Poholke, T.Menzel, R.O’Brien

IN: J.Lever
OUT: J.Jenkins

AFL Football Port Adelaide Power vs Fremantle Dockers Live Streaming 02 April 2017 Online Sunday

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Australian Football League Live Port Adelaide Power vs Fremantle Dockers Stream AFL 2017 Seasons Week 02 match will be kickoff at Adelaide Oval Stadium, North Adelaide, South Australia, Australia, Sunday 02 April 2017 online, 16.40 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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The Power were the surprise packets of the opening round of the competition with a superb victory over Sydney at the SCG. They hunted in packs and beat the Swans at their own game with a tough and tenacious brand of football. Senior players Travis Boak, Ollie Wines and Brad Ebert were outstanding, while Sam Powell-Pepper is the early favourite for the NAB AFL Rising Star. The key now for Ken Hinkley’s men is to back up that performance in front of their supporters in a game they will be expected to win. The Dockers were pretty ordinary against Geelong and will need to improve significantly if they are going to be any chance. Nat Fyfe will be better for the run after his long lay-off, while Stephen Hill, Shane Kersten and Cam McCarthy are still getting used to their new surroundings. It’s a huge challenge for the Dockers if they’re going to get their first win of the season.

1. Former Dockers midfielder Michael Barlow, now at Gold Coast, was best on ground when these two sides met last year. Barlow had 43 possessions, two goals, eight tackles and nine clearances in the 17-point victory. Retired champion Matthew Pavlich booted four goals.

2. Winning the clearances was the key for the Power in their round one upset of Sydney. The Power had 49 clearances, more than any other team last weekend. They pulled off the victory despite having fewer disposals, marks, tackles, hit-outs and Inside 50s than the Swans.

3. This will be the 33rd match between the Power and the Dockers. The Power holds a narrow advantage, winning 17 games to 15. However, the Dockers have the upper hand recently, having won eight of the past 11 games between the two sides.

4. The Dockers have lost 19 of their past 23 games and nine of their past 10. They have struggled to hit the scoreboard, averaging just 71 points per game since the start of 2016. During that time, they have scored 100 points or more in only four games.

5. Adelaide Oval wasn’t a happy hunting ground for the Power last year, winning just four of their 12 games at the venue. The Dockers will be searching for their second win at the ground in their fifth attempt.

6. Power forward Aaron Young is climbing rapidly up the Schick AFL Player Ratings. Young is inside the top 200 for the first time in his career having kicked three goals and had 17 possessions against Sydney last week. Young started the 2016 season ranked 417th overall.

Players List:
Port Adelaide Power:
B: Darcy Byrne-Jones, Tom Clurey, Jack Hombsch
HB: Matthew Broadbent, Tom Jonas, Hamish Hartlett
C: Brad Ebert, Ollie Wines, Jared Polec
HF: Sam Powell-Pepper, Justin Westhoff, Chad Wingard
F: Jack Trengove, Charlie Dixon, Aaron Young
FOLL: Paddy Ryder, Travis Boak, Robbie Gray
I/C: Karl Amon, Jarman Impey, Dan Houston, Sam Gray
EMG: Brett Eddy, Willem Drew, Joe Atley

IN: Jarman Impey
OUT: Brett Eddy

Fremantle Dockers:
B: Cameron Sutcliffe, Joel Hamling, Lee Spurr
HB: Garrick Ibbotson, Michael Johnson, Danyle Pearce
C: Stephen Hill, Lachie Neale, Bradley Hill
HF: Shane Kersten, Cam McCarthy, Ed Langdon
F: Michael Walters, Jonathon Griffin, Lachie Weller
FOLL: Aaron Sandilands, Nat Fyfe, David Mundy
I/C: Zac Dawson, Connor Blakely, Darcy Tucker, Nick Suban
EMG: Matt Taberner, Tommy Sheridan, Ethan Hughes

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AFL Footy Sydney Swans vs Port Adelaide Power Live Streaming Free 25 March 2017 Saturday

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Australian Football League Live Sydney Swans vs Port Adelaide Power Stream AFL 2017 Seasons Week 01 match will be kickoff at Sydney Cricket Ground Stadium, Sydney, NSW, Australia, Saturday 25 March 2017 online, 16.35 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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The 4.35PM clash will be held at the SCG and the home side head in as strong favourites over the Power, who have a lot to prove in season 2017.

The Round 1 clash can be seen live on Fox Sports 3, while AFL Live Vision is also available to ALL CrownBet members. Every Match, wherever you are.

Sydney are one of the main fancies for the 2017 AFL Premiership and are expected to get their season off to a flyer when they host the Power.

The Swans won two of their three JLT Community Series games, losing a tight one early on to North Melbourne before defeating cross-town rivals, GWS, and St Kilda in their most recent hitouts.

Their opponents, Port, missed out by a point to St Kilda and then went down to Richmond, but rebounded in the last week with an encouraging win over Hawthorn.

In what is a make or break year for coach Ken Hinkley, the Power will need to be at their best to trouble the Swans. Travis Boak, Robbie Gray and Ollie Wines take on the Swans star-studded midfield that boasts last year’s Brownlow runner-up, Luke Parker, as well as Josh Kennedy and Daniel Hannebery.

Around the ground, Sydney look to be very strong. Heath Grundy and Allir Allir will make life difficult for Port’s taller forwards in Charlie Dixon and Justin Westhoff. Chad Wingard, who is tipped to spend the majority of the time in the forward line for the visitors, will need to have a blinder.

At the other end of the ground, Lance Franklin looms large for the Swans and the match winning forward has been in ominous form so far this year.

Port Adelaide will be out to improve on their kicking efficiency this year, They were one of the worst in the comp in 2016 at turning over the footy and any mistakes on the small playing surface of the SCG will be punished.

Look for Sydney to dominate the contested footy. They were the best in this measure in 2016 and with their stellar list remaining largely intact, this should be a feautre of their play once again this season.

Players List:
Sydney Swans:
B: D.Rampe, H.Grundy, N.Smith
HB: C.Mills, J.Laidler, H.Marsh
C: Z.Jones, D.Hannebery, J.Lloyd
HF: K.Jack, L.Franklin, D.Towers
F: S.Reid, K.Tippett, D.Robinson
Foll: S.Naismith, J.Kennedy, L.Parker

Inter: H.Cunningham, G.Hewett, J.Foote, O.Florent
Emg: S.Edwards, C.Sinclair, W.Hayward

Port Adelaide Power :
B: D.Byrne-Jones, T.Clurey, J.Hombsch
HB: M.Broadbent, T.Jonas, D.Houston
C: B.Ebert, O.Wines, J.Polec
HF: S.Gray, J.Westhoff, C.Wingard
F: J.Trengove, C.Dixon, A.Young
Foll: P.Ryder, T.Boak, R.Gray

Inter: B.Eddy, H.Hartlett, K.Amon, S.Powell-Pepper
Emg: M.White, J.Neade, J.Atley

AFL Port Adelaide Power vs Hawthorn Hawks Live Streaming Free JLT Series 12th Marh 2017

March 11, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

AFL Live Port Adelaide Power vs Hawthorn Hawks Stream AFL JLT Series 2017 Pre Seasons Week 04 match will be kick off at Hickinbotham Oval Stadium, South Adelaide, Australia, Sunday 12 March 2017 online, 12.40 (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

Port Adelaide Power will on Sunday get its first look at flag contender Hawthorn’s next generation as it is out with the old in the JLT Community Series match at Noarlunga.

For the first time in more than a decade the Hawks will be without champions Sam Mitchell (now at West Coast), Jordan Lewis (Melbourne) and Luke Hodge (played with Box Hill).

But it will reel out the two recruits who can replace the aforementioned at the top of the club’s best and fairest count in former Swan Tom Mitchell and former Sun Jaeger O’Meara.

They will also face former Tiger Ty Vickery in the ruck and Hawthorn forward line while Jarryd Roughead returns after spending last season on the sidelines fighting melanoma.

The club paid a high price for Mitchell and O’Meara and assistant coach Brett Ratten said the club was confident they will be central figures in the its next era.

“They’re going to have an influence on this footy club for the next eight to 10 years,” Ratten said. “They’re very good players, very professional.

“They’ve played extremely well when they’ve come into the team. ‘Jaego’ had a run-with in the second half against North Melbourne — they sat on him for a while — and Tommy had 26 possessions from a bit of limited game time.

“They know how to find the footy and they’re quality players.

“It is a changing of the guard a little bit in that regard.

“You want things to go forever but they can’t and you need to change and adapt very quickly to the next season.

“But to have Jaego and Tommy come in and some of the development of our other players as well has been enormous.”

Players List:
Port Adelaide Power: 1. Travis Boak, 2. Sam Powell-Pepper, 3. Jake Neade, 4. Patrick Ryder, 5. Brad Ebert, 8. Hamish Hartlett, 9. Robbie Gray, 11. Aaron Young, 12. Jackson Trengove, 15. Karl Amon, 16. Oliver Wines, 17. Tom Clurey, 19. Matthew White, 21. Jared Polec, 22. Charlie Dixon, 23. Matthew Lobbe, 24. Jarman Impey, 26. Riley Bonner, 27. Brett Eddy, 28. Willem Drew, 30. Joe Atley, 33. Darcy Byrne-Jones, 36. Jack Hombsch, 39. Justin Westhoff, 42. Tom Jonas, 43. Dan Houston, 46. Sam Gray

Hawthorn Hawks: 2. Jarryd Roughead, 3. Tom Mitchell, 4. Billy Hartung, 5. Ryan Burton, 7. Ben McEvoy, 8. Taylor Duryea, 9. Shaun Burgoyne, 10. Jaeger O’Meara, 11. Brendan Whitecross, 12. James Frawley, 14. Grant Birchall, 16. Isaac Smith, 19. Jack Gunston, 21. James Sicily, 22. Luke Breust, 24. Ben Stratton, 25. Ryan Schoenmakers, 26. Liam Shiels, 27. Tyrone Vickery, 28. Paul Puopolo, 29. Will Langford, 31. Ricky Henderson, 33. Cyril Rioli, 35. Harry Morrison, 40. Kade Stewart, 42. Teia Miles, 45. Connor Nash

AFL Football Port Adelaide Power vs Richmond Tigers Live JLT Series Streaming 05 March 2017

March 4, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

Australian Football Live Port Adelaide Power vs Richmond Tigers JLT Series Stream AFL 2017 Pre Seasons Week 03 match will be kick off at Malseed Park, Mount Gambier, SA, Australia, Sunday 05 March 2017 online, 16.10 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

Port Adelaide Power coach Ken Hinkley’s noted eagerness to “play the kids” — and believe in the part they can play in the Power’s AFL campaign this year — will put recent draftee Willem Drew in the frame for selection on Thursday.

Drew, the No.33 pick in last year’s national draft, made a timely impression in the SANFL Magpies trial at the weekend — just as Hinkley prepares for another shuffle of his midfield rotations in Sunday’s JLT Community Series clash with Richmond at Mount Gambier on Sunday.

The Power will not name experienced midfielder Brad Ebert, who will rest this weekend to attend a wedding. This long-arranged leave pass for Ebert opens the debate at match committee on Thursday to tap Drew for the 29-man squad.

Drew, a 188cm midfielder from the North Ballarat under-age program, was the Power’s fourth recruit in last year’s national draft where Port Adelaide used three consecutive picks to restock its midfield with the much-noted Sam Powell-Pepper from East Perth at 18, Joe Atley from the Bendigo Pioneers at 32 and Drew.

Port Adelaide on Thursday will not consider Ebert and defender Matthew Broadbent; test specialist forward Aaron Young (ribs) who was battered before halftime in last Thursday’s one-point loss to St Kilda at Etihad Stadium and get a better read at training for the readiness to add gun midfielder Robbie Gray and young defender Darcy Byrne-Jones to the pre-season campaign.

Players List:
Port Adelaide Power: 1. Travis Boak, 2. Sam Powell-Pepper, 3. Jake Neade, 4. Patrick Ryder, 8. Hamish Hartlett, 9. Robbie Gray, 12. Jackson Trengove, 15. Karl Amon, 16. Oliver Wines, 17. Tom Clurey, 20. Chad Wingard, 21. Jared Polec, 22. Charlie Dixon, 23. Matthew Lobbe, 24. Jarman Impey, 26. Riley Bonner, 27. Brett Eddy, 28. Willem Drew, 29. Jasper Pittard, 30. Joe Atley, 31. Aidyn Johnson, 33. Darcy Byrne-Jones, 34. Will Snelling, 36. Jack Hombsch, 39. Justin Westhoff, 42. Tom Jonas, 43. Dan Houston, 46. Sam Gray, 48. Nathan Krakouer

Richmond Tigers: 1 Nick Vlastuin, 2 Dylan Grimes, 4 Dustin Martin, 5 Brandon Ellis, 6 Shaun Grigg, 7 Ben Lennon, 8 Jack Riewoldt, 9 Trent Cotchin, 10 Shane Edwards, 11 Jake Batchelor, 12 David Astbury, 17 Daniel Rioli, 18 Alex Rance, 20 Ivan Maric, 21 Jacob Townsend, 22 Josh Caddy, 24 Ben Griffiths, 25 Toby Nankervis, 26 Anthony Miles, 27 Sam Lloyd, 28 Taylor Hunt, 30 Reece Conca, 31 Oleg Markov, 32 Corey Ellis, 33 Kamdyn McIntosh, 35 Nathan Broad, 40 Daniel Butler, 41 Mabior Chol, 46 Jason Castagna

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