Gerard

I know it's round 11, but the sums are done at the end of the year.

This four points, it may very well determine who finishes where in terms of the Hawks and the Crows.

A lot of conversation around Hawthorne, who haven't won since Anzac Day, outside of the injuries and the absences that they have.

What would Sam Mitchell be most concerned about from the past three?

Crows, are we just seeing glimpses of the 2025 form that had them as minor premiers?

So each time that teams front up against Hawthorne, we talk about the speed of their ball movement, the outside run.

That's what the Hawks have.

Will that be a problem for the Crows?

The Hawks have won 11 in a row at Launceston.

It's been well recounted this week that their win rate is 75% through the quarter of a century that they've hosted games there.

So Adelaide's record is two and six in their eight visits there.

They won by three points in 2023 and they lost by three points.

Oh, that's right.

This is the sequence.

It's three, three, and three.

The past three games have all been three points.

They've lost two and won one.

Last year it was six goals to five.

I imagine in very similar conditions to what it will be tonight.

And John, you can kick the winner late.