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Port Adelaide and Sydney Swans will be up against each other in an exciting competition in Melbourne.

The game total is expected to be under 150, as both teams are very competitive and focus on scoring direct goals. Port Adelaide has on shot goal accuracy of 40%, which is quite remarkable. If Swans managed to win, they could see themselves in the top 5.

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They don’t care about the injuries, they’re just playing to win,” Healy said. The Swans fought back in the fourth quarter, with Isaac Heeney opening the first goal of a quarter before adding another — his fourth major for the day — to get his team back within 23 points with eight minutes on the clock. Charlie Dixon got Port off to the perfect start in the third term with a goal in the opening play, while Marshall followed it up with his fourth major after nailing a tight set shot from the boundary. In a blow for Port Zak Butters limped from the field in the hands of trainers early in the period with an apparent knee injury before being subbed out of the game for Xavier Duursma in a huge blow to the hosts. Isaac Heeney followed that up with the next major from a long-range set shot to keep momentum with the Swans, who won the inside 50 count 8-2 in the first 10 minutes of the game. The returning Buddy Franklin booted the first goal of the game to the get the visitors some early confidence.

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Port’s pressure was a feature throughout the game with a convincing win in the tackles 69-47, and they also won the disposals 370-302, marks 92-70, clearances 40-32, inside 50s 47-46 and scoring shots 22-19. It was an important win for the Power whose finals flame continues to flicker as they claw within a couple of games of the top eight with nine games to go. Incredibly, the result was sealed in the third quarter when they were down a rotation as they booted six goals in a row.

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Panic has set into the Port Adelaide backline early. The Swans lead the inside 50s 8-2 and Heeney already has five disposals. That was unnecessary from Clurey because Heeney was already underneath the flight of the ball and wasn’t going to mark it.

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The Swans have now kicked three behinds in a row to trail by five points, 5.4.34 to 6.3.39. Jonas saves a certain Sydney goal after Hayward takes the mark 10m out from goal, but incredibly decides to play on.

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PORT Adelaide has kept alive its flickering finals hopes after a six-goal third-quarter blitz led it to a 23-point victory over Sydney at the Adelaide Oval ...

The Swans ruckman may come under MRO scrutiny too, with the latter free kick coming after a gut punch to a grounded Wines following a tackle. Amid Port's early five-game losing run, Marshall was arguably the side's most maligned player, managing only six goals in those five games. Butters was hurt when Harry Cunningham landed awkwardly on his left knee in a tackle. Isaac Heeney was Sydney's best, finishing with four goals including two in the last, along with a game-high nine score involvements. Debutant ruckman Teakle hurt his left collarbone when he bumped Justin McInerney and was seen in a sling just before half-time. Port will be sweating on injuries to Butters and mid-season draftee Teakle, who both went down in the second quarter.

Sydney self-sabotaged via an inexplicable hail of brain explosions to gift-wrap a much-needed victory for undermanned Port Adelaide.

Back in the team after a demotion to the SANFL, Georgiades presented powerfully and athletically in attack after a quiet opening term, only to let himself down with a missed set shot on the half-time siren. He booted Port’s first goal after a clean groundball swoop before his ferocious tackle on Colin O’Riordan resulted in Connor Rozee’s snapped play-on six-pointer to give the Power the lead, which they would not relinquish. Mid-season draftee Teakle’s first day as an AFL player ended when he shirt-fronted Sam McInerney in the second quarter. “I thought their [Port’s] pressure was outstanding,” Longmire said. It was as un-Swans-like as any performance in recent memory. You hope it didn’t happen, [but] it happened, and hopefully, he learns from it.”

Pt.Adel 4.3, 6.6, 12.8 (80) Sydney 3.1, 5.8, 6.10 (46). GOALS Pt.Adel: Marshall 4, Dixon 2, Butters, Rozee, Houston, Powell-Pepper, Burton, Bonner

The Power’s injury woes worsen with debutant Teakle’s left arm in a sling, with what looks like an AC joint or collarbone injury. After looking so good early when they kicked the first three goals, the Swans have looked lethargic, slow and lacking poise. The ball hasn’t been in Sydney’s forward 50 yet this quarter. And all of a sudden, the Power lead by a commanding 36 points nearing the halfway mark of the third quarter, 11.8.74 to 5.8.38. We’re working to restore it. Another couple of goals in a row from the Power sees their lead blow out to a game-high 24-point lead. The hosts also have a handsome lead in disposals 274-231 and marks 75-57, and also have the edge in clearances 29-28. The Power lead 12.10.82 to 8.11.59. The Swans are not giving up and with 8:43 to go, the margin has been cut to 23 points after that man again Heeney snaps truly from the boundary for his fourth goal after marking strongly against Clurey. We’re sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. The Power lead 12.10.82 to 8.11.59. The Swans are not giving up and with 8:43 to go, the margin has been cut to 23 points after that man again Heeney snaps truly from the boundary for his fourth goal after marking strongly against Clurey.