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REVEALED: Crows elimination final date and time confirmed | Wildcard woes: Why the Crows are walk…

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REVEALED: Crows elimination final date and time confirmed

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Adelaide will play its elimination final at Adelaide Oval on Saturday, September 5, at 7.05pm.

The AFL revealed the day and time of all finals fixtures on Monday, but the Crows’ opponent is yet to be confirmed, with two wildcard games still to be played this weekend.

Adelaide’s opponent will be the highest ranked team of the wildcard finals.

That could be either Melbourne, if the Demons defeat Carlton, or the winner of the Western Bulldogs v Collingwood wildcard clash, if the Blues come out on top.

Wildcard woes: Why the Crows are walking a tightrope

Will Crows make it through the wildcard round? (AAP: Matt Turner)

For a success starved fanbase it can fuel volatility and in a two-team town it's a pressure cooker.

On the eve of finals, the Adelaide Crows find themselves walking a wildcard tightrope.

If the Lions, Hawks, Demons or Cats fail to lose their final round match-ups, which they are heavily favoured to win, the Crows would have to face Carlton or the Western Bulldogs in a sudden death showdown that 12 months ago didn't even exist.

Since the AFL expanded to 18 sides, a 15-win season guaranteed you a Top 6 finish in 11 of the 13 full length seasons and only twice locked in an away elimination final.

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August 24, 2026
Key Crows set to return, Nicks says ‘ugly’ win ‘a good sign’ | Coach’s stark admission after na…

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Key Crows set to return, Nicks says 'ugly' win 'a good sign'

Adelaide had some nervous moments in its narrow win over Richmond

AFTER the ugliest of wins, Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks and his players had a collective wry grin.

"There were some smiles at the end, when you actually realise you get four points for that performance," he said.

Nicks acknowledged Adelaide's slogging nine-point victory over cellar dwellers Richmond – 9.9 (63) to 7.12 (54) – was ugly.

"If you play that way and win, maybe it's a good sign," he said after the rain-marred Adelaide Oval fixture.

"That even when we're nowhere near our best – and that was ugly tonight, unfortunately – and yet we still got the job done.

Coach’s stark admission after narrowly avoiding horror loss

Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks says he will “challenge” key players after club narrowly avoided a horror loss at home to Richmond on Saturday night.

Playing in wet and windy conditions, the Crows kicked two goals to one in the final term to come from behind and pinch four crucial points in the 63-54 win.

Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks speaks after the win over Richmond. Fox Footy

The Tigers sit 17th on the ladder and were given no hope of winning at the Adelaide Oval, but led for much of the third quarter and may have been in a stronger position if not for inaccurate goal kicking.

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By the numbers: Tiger defenders stand tall in Adelaide

Richmond suffered a narrow nine-point loss to the Adelaide Crows on Saturday night.

Here are some key statistical figures from the Round 22 Adelaide Oval clash.

13, 19, 442…intercepts, disposals and metres gained from Nick Vlastuin, who led the way in a gritty defensive effort.

12, 11, 8, 7…Kye Annand's one-percenters, spoils, marks and intercepts, as the mid-season draftee grew immensely in his battle with Taylor Walker.

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20, 8, 8, 7…disposals, intercepts, spoils and marks from Ben Miller, who was another tick for the Tigers' backline.

Seth Campbell curls an impressive finish before booting his third major moments later as Richmond gains the momentum.

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August 9, 2026
Swans host Crows in Friday night blockbuster. LIVE from 7.40pm AEST | AFL Team Selection: Round 1…

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SYDNEY hosts Adelaide on Friday night in what looms as the match of the round.

Sydney was unable to withstand a second-half surge from Fremantle in a defeat that sends alarm bells ringing when combined with earlier losses to Hawthorn, Geelong and Brisbane.

The Swans still have one hand on a top-two finish and a pair of home finals but need to lay down a marker with a win over another premiership contender in the Crows before a more favourable run home.

Adelaide put breathing space between itself and the other teams eyeing a top-six finish as it thumped Gold Coast in a percentage-boosting victory.

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Adelaide has made two changes for its blockbuster clash against Sydney at the SCG on Friday night.

As the Club confirmed earlier in the week, defender Hugo Hall-Kahan will feature against the Swans and has been recalled after being managed for last weekend’s game.

Utility Isaac Cumming has also been named in the team after featuring with the Crows’ SANFL side the past two matches as he made his way back from a hamstring injury.

“Isaac brings great energy, leadership, and versatility to the team,” Executive General Manager Football Adam Kelly said.

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Live: Crows get the jump over Swans at the SCG

The Swans take on the Crows in a Friday night blockbuster at the SCG in what could be a preview of this year's qualifying final.

Second-placed Sydney lost to Fremantle last week, but Dean Cox's men are still in prime position to host a qualifying final.

The Crows have won four of their last five to roar into top-four contention, and a win tonight could boost their campaign for the double chance in September.

They just turned things around in the middle, with Nick Blakey getting the ball and handballing free to Callum Mills, who hit up Charlie Curnow inside 50.

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July 17, 2026
Crows defender charged by Match Review Officer | MATCH REVIEW: Duo cited for Showdown scrap | Geo…

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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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June 29, 2026
LISTEN: Inspirational Crows skipper rockets into ‘all-time great’ territory | Coaches’ votes Ro…

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LISTEN: Inspirational Crows skipper rockets into 'all-time great' territory

IN TODAY'S AFL Daily, Damian Barrett and Joel Peterson join all the dots on football's big issues.

– Jordan Dawson is 'becoming an all-time great' at Adelaide- The Dogs are a long way off the AFL's best after that showing- Why Tigers skipper Toby Nankervis' hamstring injury is an eyebrow-raiser- Two games with massive stakes in round 14 – North v West Coast and St Kilda v GWS- The season's forgotten man, Jesse Hogan, makes his return

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Coaches’ votes Round 13: Dawson’s big-game impact recognised after Cats thriller

Crows Captain Jordan Dawson’s inspirational performance in Adelaide’s one-point win against Geelong on Thursday night has earned him a perfect 10 in the AFLCA Coaches’ votes.

The 29-year-old was brilliant in the middle, and damaging in attack, finishing the match with 22 disposals, nine tackles, seven clearances, seven marks, three goals and 486 metres gained.

Young gun Dan Curtin was also prolific, and received eight votes following his team-high 26 disposals, five clearances, five marks, one goal and 527 metres gained.

Forward and Vice Captain Alex Neal-Bullen rounded out the vote-getters for Adelaide with one, after amassing 15 disposals, five tackles, three clearances and kicking a goal.

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Jordan Dawson shares heartache behind post-game emotion against Geelong: ‘Just wanted Jaryd there’

Adelaide Crows captain Jordan Dawson has opened up on his outpouring of emotions after last week’s win over Geelong, revealing he ‘just wanted Jaryd there’ to celebrate with him.

The star midfielder has been playing through grief following his brother’s death earlier this year.

Watch the video above: Jordan Dawson shares heartache behind post-game emotion

Support has come from far and wide since and football — matchday in particular — has given him the time and space not to forget but to put his mind to something.

And when the siren sounded as the Crows held on for a one-point win over the Cats last week it was Jaryd who first entered his mind.

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June 12, 2026
Crows apologise after Josh Rachele’s expletive football message on footy | Adelaide Crows apolo…

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'Disappointing and regrettable': Crows remorseful as Sherrin with swear words kicked to young fan in crowd

Josh Rachele and the Adelaide Crows have found themselves in hot water after a ball kicked into the crowd by the AFL star was discovered to have an expletive written across it.

The Sherrin was claimed by a nine-year-old fan during the round eight Showdown against Port Adelaide. However, the child's grandfather was forced to quickly cover up the ball after noticing the phrase "f— the Power" was scrawled clearly on the leather.

That night, the Crows bested their local rivals in a tense Showdown game by a single point, 11.10 (76) to 11.9 (75).

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May 21, 2026
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ST KILDA gets a chance for a much-needed win when it welcomes West Coast to Marvel Stadium on Sunday.

The Saints (2-4) are perhaps the hardest side in the competition to nail down as a pair of spirited defeats to Brisbane and most recently Adelaide sit alongside less than convincing victories over Greater Western Sydney and Port Adelaide in the past month.

Signs of improvement are shining through, but the Saints need to make hay while facing the Eagles, Blues and Tigers over the next four weeks.

Veteran defender Dougal Howard has been recalled for his second senior match this year, with the versatile Anthony Caminiti joining him, the pair replacing Hugh Boxshall (omitted) and Liam Stocker (injured).

AFL Team Selection: Round Seven v Brisbane

Adelaide has made two changes for its ANZAC Appeal Round match against Brisbane at the Gabba on Sunday afternoon.

Captain Jordan Dawson will return to the team, while ruck/forward Toby Murray has also been named.

“It is great to have Jordan back, he is such an inspiration to us all, on and off the field," Executive General Manager Football Adam Kelly said.

“What he and his family are enduring is so tragic, and we hope that being around his mates out on the field provides some respite.

“He gives so much of himself to the team and the Club, and now is a time that we give back to him and his family by way of love and support."

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In the gun: Can explosive Lion have 'the game'?

David King has put one of the reigning premiers’ star players in the gun ahead of the Lions’ clash with Adelaide.

A huge game between two finals contenders, both sides have faced stuttered starts to the AFL season, winning just three of their first six games to sit on the outer of the 10.

Brisbane – entering off the back of a surprising two-point loss to Melbourne – play hosts in a hugely important game, and King has his sights set on the club’s barometer.

“It hurts me to put one of our own in the gun,” King told SEN Fireball.

“I think Cam Rayner needs a game. I think Cam needs a game.

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April 26, 2026
Crows make a statement after Dawson family tragedy | Jaryd Dawson, brother of Adelaide captain Jo…

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Crows make a statement after Dawson family tragedy

ADELAIDE has called for privacy for skipper Jordan Dawson and his family following the tragic passing of his brother, Jaryd.

Dawson missed training on Wednesday for what the club said was personal reasons before it emerged his brother had been missing since Tuesday afternoon.

Jaryd was later found deceased in Robe in South Australia's south-east.

SA Police said there were no suspicious circumstances regarding the "sudden death" of the 35-year-old.

"The Adelaide Football Club is deeply saddened by the passing of Jaryd Dawson, the brother of Crows captain Jordan Dawson," the club said in a statement on Thursday.

"On behalf of the board, executive, staff, coaches and players, we extend our heartfelt condolences to the entire Dawson family.

Jaryd Dawson, brother of Adelaide captain Jordan, found dead after frantic search

Jaryd Dawson, the brother of Adelaide captain Jordan, has been found dead.

A report is being prepared for the coroner, South Australia Police confirmed in a statement, after the “sudden death of a man in the state’s south east”.

“There are no suspicious circumstances. We ask that you respect the family’s privacy at this time,” the statement said.

There were serious fears for the 35-year-old after he went missing on Tuesday afternoon.

Police confirmed on Wednesday afternoon they found a body after spending the day searching scrub near a lookout in Robe where the new father’s car had been discovered.

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April 17, 2026
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GETTABLE: Crows' big play for another Lion, 10-year offers for superstar, Hawks in hunt for Sun

Cal Twomey and Riley Beveridge discuss the 2026 big stories and offer big predictions on Gettable

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Trade talk: Adelaide tables mega deal for free agent Lion

The Adelaide Crows have launched a mega deal at Brisbane Lions star Zac Bailey ahead of a major free agency decision at the end of 2026.

The two-time Premiership player and All-Australian 26-year-old hits restricted free agency at the conclusion of this season, with reports suggesting that numerous clubs across the competition are prepared to table an offer for Bailey's services.

And according to AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey, the Crows are the first to officially put a deal in front of Bailey, with a reported seven-year proposal valued at over $10 million offered to the star mid/forward.

“Adelaide has a long-term, lucrative offer in front of Zac Bailey," Twomey said on AFL.com.au's Gettable.

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Blow for Brisbane Lions as new club makes staggering $10 million offer to premiership star

The Brisbane Lions could find it increasingly hard to retain superstar Zac Bailey after reports emerged the Adelaide Crows have offered the star a $10 million contract to lure him away from the premiership winners. Bailey's future has been a major talking point in the AFL with the star's contract coming to an end after the current season.

Lions fans will be keen to see the all-Australian remain in Brisbane having helped deliver two premierships to the club. Brisbane have reportedly offered $6-$6.5 million per season to Bailey for six years to keep rival teams at bay.

But Adelaide have reportedly now entered the conversation with reporter Callum Twomey revealing the club have tabled a seven-year deal, worth $10 million for the half-forward. Speaking on AFL.com.au podcast 'Gettable', Twomey admitted it was a huge deal that would most certainly tempt the 26-year-old star.

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March 11, 2026