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Crows defender charged by Match Review Officer
The Match Review Officer handed down the findings on Sunday afternoon.
Adelaide defender Max Michalanney has been charged for striking by the Match Review Officer, following Showdown 60 on Saturday night.
Michalanney was cited for an incident mid-way through the second quarter involving Port Adelaide forward Mitch Georgiades.
The 22-year-old has been fined $1500 for the incident, which can be reduced to $1000 with an early guilty plea.
Michalanney will be free to play in the Crows’ Round 17 clash against West Coast at Optus Stadium on Friday night.
Randall played 80 games after making her debut in the Club’s historic first AFLW match in 2017.
MATCH REVIEW: Duo cited for Showdown scrap
The Match Review Officer's findings are in from Saturday's games in round 16
MITCH Georgiades and Max Michalanney have both been fined after an altercation in the Showdown on Saturday night.
The pair came together in the second quarter when Georgiades got stuck into Michalanney for a turnover in defensive 50, which led to a Power goal.
Georgiades has been fined $3125, which can be reduced to $1875 with an early plea, for instigating a melee while Michalanney has been fined $1500, which can be reduced to $1000 with an early guilty plea, for striking Georgiades in retaliation.
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