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Round 9

Saturday May 19

@ City Mazda Stadium

Reserves - 11:25am

League - 2:10pm

U18's - 5:00pm

Game broadcast on:

5RPH 1197

Training Schedule

Monday – SAFC – 6pm

Wednesday – SAFC - 6pm

Friday - SAFC - 6pm

Media Release

Justin Bollenhagen has advised the South Adelaide Football Club that he will be immediately pursuing an employment opportunity in South Eastern Victoria.

He played six League games this season since returning from two years at the Fremantle Dockers.

Team Selections

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League & Reserves teams

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U18 team

SANFL Live Scores

SANFL Ladder

		P	W	L	D	PTS
1	Norwood	6	6	0	0	12
2	Central	6	4	2	0	8
3	West	7	4	3	0	8
4	Glenelg	7	4	3	0	8
5	North	7	3	4	0	6
6	Panthers	7	3	4	0	6
7	Port	7	2	5	0	4
8	Sturt	6	2	4	0	4
9	Eagles	7	2	5	0	4

Injuries

As of Monday May 14th

Emmanuel Irra – quad – test

Toby Stribling – ankle – test

Michael Wundke – corked thigh – test

Andrew Ainger – ankle – test

Tarak Redigolo – calf - test

Josh Thewlis – hand - test

Mitch Bosley – thumb - test

Lachlan Carey – hamstring – test

Peter Rolfe – hip – test

Daniel Scott-Collings – hip – test

Tyson Brown – knee – test

Xavier Watson – foot - 2 weeks

Tom McNamara – knee – 6 weeks

Todd McKay – knee – 6-8 weeks

Todd Pfeiffer – back - indefinite

Jacob Crate – hamstring - indefinite

Sam Richman – knee - season

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Photo of the week

South Adelaide Football Club

Panthers knock out champs at the "G"

By Ben Guthrie
AFL.COM.AU

DEFENDING Foxtel Cup champions Williamstown have been bundled out of the competition, with South Adelaide progressing to the second round after a five-point win at the MCG on Saturday.

The game had all the hallmarks of an arm-wrestle in the first half, but the Panthers raised their work rate to open up a marginal buffer in the third quarter.

The Panthers had a couple of opportunities to close out the game early in the fourth quarter, but they gave the Seagulls a reprieve with a pair of costly misses.

The Seagulls narrowed the margin to a single kick in the dying stages of the game, but the Panthers held firm to win 6.12 (48) to 6.7 (43).

Both teams were dogged by inaccuracy in front of goal, but the Panthers’ forward entries (37-30) yielded them the winning score.

South Adelaide’s Andrew Ainger’s height caused big problems for the Seagulls, and his two goals and general presence (five marks) in the forward line proved decisive.

Panthers midfielder Nicholas Liddle racked up 26 touches, while Adelaide-listed Andy Otten was damaging off half-back with 17 disposals.

After a somewhat dour opening, the Panthers seized the moment and stepped up their intensity in the third quarter.

They held a 15-point margin at three-quarter-time before the Seagulls roared back in to the contest on the back of a fantastic length of the ground goal from Dale Hoghton.

The Seagulls’ were aided by the performances of Ed Carr (22 touches) and Western Bulldogs players Clay Smith (18) and Lin Jong (17).

The ruck position was dominated by the Panthers (43-12) with Crows-listed big man Ben Dowdell and Keegan Brooksby giving their on-ballers first use.

Despite their dominance, the Seagulls hung around and the equation of seven points in three minutes looked like a definite possibility.

The Seagulls actually had their chances to clinch a win in the tense final stages, but their two shots sailed wide of the mark.

South	0 - 3	3 - 5	5 - 11	6 - 12	48
Williamstown	1 - 2	3 - 2	4 - 2	6 - 7	43

Goal Kickers: Ainger 2, Casley, Miller, Redden, Veide

Best Players: Liddle, Otten, Ainger, Miller, Cross, Murphy, Dowdell

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