Round 18 - Sunday Crunch Time - Full Show (12.07.26)
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What happened in yesterday's key AFL matches and injury updates (St Kilda, Port Adelaide, Jeremy Cameron)?
Back to Higgins by hand. Kicks to the goal square. Well worked. Sharman unattended and waltzes into the goal square and bangs home the Saints third. He's got two. St Kilda still have it anyway. Burns inside 50 onto the chest. Guess what? Sharman's going to have a chance for three. Alarm bells going off everywhere in the Port Adelaide coaches box right now. Sharman bangs through his third from straight in front. We'll ask you straight away, what sort of update can you give us on Zach Butters there? It didn't look great. no it didn't look great didn't look great obviously ankle and look you see the way that he plays he never gives up and in that he probably didn't need to get himself into that situation but that's just that's who he is we're close it was a catch up the relationship was strong and that could have got done if we're in a position to do that um but we're not so
I didn't want any noise for Lockie, his club, and us in the middle of it. And just, yeah, in the middle of it. So we're clearly out. So it's done.
It was a wild day under the lid of Marvel Stadium. The most important thing was that St Kilda got the four points that they needed. But Port hung around. Zach Butters is hurt. What does that mean? With him wearing a Port Adelaide jumper going forward. And as we just heard there, Ross Lyon and Lockie Neal, it's done.
Slashed on the outside of the right and then Manna loses his feet. Palms off Green. Puts the foot down, accelerates away to give him some breathing space. Oh yes please! Sean Manna. That's his fourth. Himmelberg gave it up to Oliver. Oliver in board. O'Halloran dragged off the kick.
He went 15 metres but Brown was playing in front. And he takes the mark, 25 out, directly in front.
The Giants have a five-point lead and that's very hard to believe. Obviously a challenging situation. Didn't think it was insurmountable, but we just weren't quite good enough in the end. Ice pretty sore, so I'm not sure the extent of it. I might as well address all three of them. They'll all be saying Sydney tonight. Look, it made it difficult, but it's just the swings and roundabouts of our game.
Most certainly is. Chris Scott referring to the injuries yesterday. They led by nearly seven goals, the Cats. But in the end, the orange tsunami spurred by the fact that the Cats only had one fit player on the bench and they got their four points that they desperately needed to stay in touch with the wildcard game. But for the Cats, the conversation mostly centred around Jeremy Cameron's availability for the rest of the season.
Now the ball goes to the hot spot. Oh, the Texan! He lines up, surely. Oh, no, he plays on. He's lost confidence, but he's kicked the goal. He's finally got one. He's happy with it, too. Maybe Mike Laney doesn't know what he's sitting on. Oh, no. Kicking it out towards the wing. Here we go, here we go. Oh, so great, everybody. Well done, Taylor Walker. Well done, Adelaide Crows. And it's a mammoth win in the end. Is he going to make the trip? Oh!
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Javier! That is as good as you will see! Handball out to space to Greaves. It gathered again. As the siren sounds here at the MCG. 15-13, 1-0-3. Hawthorne defeat Carlton 6-3, 39. And as they say, all good things must come to an end. The streak for Carlton is over.
And it most certainly is. But for Hawthorne, they got the percentage, the big win. They stay in the top three. Marbella Child was able to bring even more rain if that was possible. And for Hawthorne, a double chance continues to be in their hands. The other game, a little off-Broadway, but it was all about the Adelaide Crows. They are back into the top four. Percentage is key. And they were able to get it on a night that Damien Hardwick admitted... Finals look gone. Wherever you might be, right around Australia, we are under the lid here at Marvel Stadium to build up between the Bulldogs and the Eagles. This is Sunday Crunch Time. It most certainly is. A very good morning to you right across the SEN radio network.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What happened in yesterday's key AFL matches and injury updates (St Kilda, Port Adelaide, Jeremy Cameron)?
0:00–5:48
2
How are Adelaide Crows building momentum and why is percentage crucial for top-four races?
5:48–52:58
3
How will Jeremy Cameron’s collarbone injury affect Geelong’s flag chances?
52:58–53:58
4
Can GWS Giants’ late-season form and fixture push them into September football?
53:58–58:33
5
What tactical problems does St Kilda’s Callum Wilkie create for opposing defenses?
58:33–1:13:00
6
Which teams are favorites today and what are realistic margins for Bulldogs, Dees and Lions games?
1:13:00–1:34:49
Speakers
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