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Port Adelaide vs Richmond: AFL live scores

6th May, 2012
Teams

Port Adelaide


B: Jackson Trengove, Alipate Carlile, Jacob Surjan
HB: Hamish Hartlett, Troy Chaplin, Ben Jacobs
C: Paul Stewart, Domenic Cassisi, Kane Cornes
HF: Travis Boak, Justin Westhoff, Matthew Broadbent
F: Daniel Stewart, John Butcher, John McCarthy
Foll: Brent Renouf, Bradley Ebert, David Rodan
I/C: Brett Ebert, Danyle Pearce, Tom Logan, Cameron Hitchcock, Simon Phillips, Aaron Young, Darren Pfeiffer

In: Brett Ebert, Daniel Stewart, Tom Logan, Cameron Hitchcock, Simon Phillips
Out: Jay Schulz (Eye), Chad Wingard (Shoulder)

Milestones: Paul Stewart – 50 games

Richmond

B: Steven Morris, Alex Rance, Chris Newman
HB: Bachar Houli, Dylan Grimes, Jake Batchelor
C: Shaun Grigg, Dustin Martin, Brandon Ellis
HF: Brett Deledio, Brad Miller, Nathan Foley
F: Reece Conca, Jack Riewoldt, Tyrone Vickery
Foll: Ivan Maric, Trent Cotchin, Shane Tuck
I/C: Luke McGuane, Matthew White, Shane Edwards, Jake King, Robin Nahas, Matt Dea, Matthew Arnot

In: Luke McGuane, Shane Edwards, Jake King, Matthew Arnot
Out: Daniel Jackson (Suspension)

New: Matthew Arnot (Oakleigh Chargers)

Milestones: Alex Rance – 50 games

First Bounce: 3.15pm AEST
Venue: AAMI Stadium
Last time: Richmond 10.14 (74) def by Port Adelaide 13.11 (89)
Betting: $2.15 Port Adelaide, $1.70 Richmond
TV: 7 (Live), Fox Sports 1 (Live)
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Two clubs that are arguable unlucky to sit on just one win meet as Port Adelaide host Richmond at AAMI Stadium. We’ll have live scores from 3.15pm AEST.

These two sides have both been more competitive than previous seasons in 2012, but it’s yet to really translate over to the win column.

The Tigers, particularly, have had a horror draw to start the season, meeting Carlton, Collingwood, Geelong and West Coast within the first five rounds.

In the past two weeks they have excruciatingly fallen short by 10 points to both the Cats and Eagles.

The Power, too, have met tough opposition, including Essendon, Sydney and Collingwood. Despite this, their biggest losing margin for the year is only 25 points.

No side has blown them away in 2012, a stark contrast to some of their results in 2011.

It sets up what should be a highly entertaining match-up.

Port last week went down to crosstown rivals Adelaide in the Showdown by 19 points. Tall forwards Justin Westhoff and John Butcher both kicked four goals, but it wasn’t enough.

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They have lost Jay Schultz and Chad Wingard for this week’s encounter.

Richmond were incredibly impressive against West Coast but couldn’t quite finish them off. Trent Cotchin and Dustin Martin led the way, racking up plenty of disposals.

Daniel Jackson leaves the side due to suspension.

A tipper’s nightmare, this one. Two sides “due for a win” going head to head.

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