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Port Adelaide Power vs Adelaide Crows: JLT Community Series AFL live scores, blog

10th March, 2018
Venue: Alberton Oval
TV: Fox Footy
Time: 4:35pm AEDT

Port Adelaide Power
B: R.Bonner 26, T.Jonas 42, D.Houston 43
HB: D.Byrne-Jones 33, T.Clurey 17, H.Hartlett 8
C: D.Barry 41, O.Wines 16, J.Polec 21
HF: T.Boak 1, J.Watts 23, C.Wingard 20
F: J.Westhoff 39, C.Dixon 22, S.Motlop 6
Foll: P.Ryder 4,  B.Ebert 7, R.Gray 9
I/C: K.Amon 15, T.McKenzie 12, D.Howard 32, J.Atley 30, T.Marshall 13, J.Pittard 29, S.Gray 46, A.Johnson 31

Adelaide Crows
B: T.Doedee 39, D.Talia 12, R.Laird 29
HB: L.Brown 16, A.Keath 42, B.Gibbs 6
C: D.Mackay 14, M.Crouch 5, R.Atkins 21
HF: R.Douglas 26, M.McGovern 41, H.Greenwood 1
F: E.Betts 18, J.Jenkins 4, D.Fogarty 32
Foll: S.Jacobs 24, R.Sloane 9, C.Hampton 17
I/C: J.Kelly 8, P.Seedsman 11, K.Hartigan 15, S.Gibson 20, T.Lynch 27, C.Ellis-Yolmen 28, H.Dear 38, L.Murphy 44, A.Otten 22, K.Cheney 25, M.Signorello 35, P.Hunter 37
(Photo by Daniel Kalisz/Getty Images)
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Match result:

Port Adelaide recruit Jack Watts has kicked six goals in a 26-point win against Adelaide in their AFL practice derby.

» Click here to read the full match report

Final score
Port Adelaide Power: 16.2 (98)
Adelaide Crows: 11.6 (72)

Match preview:

The Port Adelaide Power and the Adelaide Crows head to Alberton Oval on Saturday to play in their final JLT Community Series match. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog from 4:35pm AEDT.

It may not be a competitive match, but you always want to get one over your rivals at any stage. It could be the game that really gives you the confidence going into the home and away season, so expect to see a good contest.

One does get the feeling there is a little bit more riding on this game for the Power after a poor display against the West Coast Eagles in its first JLT Community Series match.

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Big things are expected from Port Adelaide this year after they recruited aggressively in the off-season.

No one can blame them for feeling they are close as they just finished outside the top four last season, but these recruits need to show early that they are what will take the Power forward, otherwise the critics will be out in full force very early in the season.

We will get another look Saturday if the recruits can build on what is a solid base the Power already possess.

As for the Crows, they played alright in the first JLT Community Series game they participated in beating the Fremantle Dockers.

New recruit, Bryce Gibbs, was heavily influential on the day and gave the Crows faithful a glimpse of what is to come.

They’ll be looking to continue to find their absolute best in this fixture so they have the momentum going into the season opener.

They’ll be certainly challenging again, and one does get the feeling that there will be a sense of disappointment after missing out on winning a flag last season which will motivate them right throughout this season.

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Prediction
Adelaide will win this as they are just the better side. There’s no shame in it as they are better than most teams in the competition.

Adelaide by 25.

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