Round 19 - Sunday Crunch Time - Full Show (19.07.26)
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How did Fremantle beat Port Adelaide and what were the key moments?
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Burgoyne inside 50. Port Adelaide go once again. Vicentini getting across. Zaddo open goal square. Port Adelaide. Zaddo two. Port Adelaide two goals in front. Back to Tracy in the pocket. He has Frederick top of the goal square. Uses him. Punches it through. Five for the corner. Frederick's got two. Fremantle absolutely on fire. They booed today. They bammered. But Fremantle do what they needed to do. Walk away undefeated. with their 16th win of the season, a 28-point victory over Port Adelaide.
They most certainly did and do what they have done pretty much all year as the Dockers were able to withstand, again, a spirited Port outfit without a number of their fans and their major stars. But in the end, they got the job done and the Dockers now sit three games clear atop the AFL ladder.
Backwards now to Langdon. He's just hitting a roadblock. Back to Fritch once more. He opens things up and finds Jaff on the edge of the square who bites it off through the middle of the ground. That's a superb kick to Josiah Pickett who didn't break stride. He plays on. He goes to the goal square. Latrell Pickett! He's got two. He was there. Siren goes. The D's catapult themselves into the top four. Melbourne win by 16 points.
13-14-92 to 11-10-76. Coming into the season, Melbourne top four and late in the season. It was a sentence we didn't expect to ever utter. But when you're a really good football team that plays four quarters and runs all day, you've got to be good to beat them. North were okay at times. Their start was brilliant. But in the end, Melbourne do what, you know what, good teams do. They win again and a double chance is well within the realistic expectation for all UD's fans.
High tackle, almost Harrison. Kick out of the back, swaddling. And another mad scramble for Collingwood. Deep forward, results in a goal. Impenetrable at half-back.
How did the hosts assess the weekend's premiership contenders and momentum shifts?
And unrelenting in the forward 50. Play on. The ball's coming back out your way, boys. And Zach Bailey stopped the fight. He's got on with it. He just said, I'm going to get out of here. And guess who's out? Lohman. Bailey gathers over the top to Lohman. Lohman will mark and come in for Loftyte and seal the game.
is a superstar, Kyle Loman. He is having an incredible year, and as are the Brisbane Lions, who are starting to purr. They went west, they started a little sluggishly, but in the end, they get the four points. For the Eagles, an interesting night. A great first half, and this has probably been indicative of them into the second half. But they are growing. before our very eyes and here at the mcg where we are last night just over 83 000 fans rolled in on a beautiful saturday night for two arch rivals and the blues took a couple of swings but in the end it was nick dacos who led the pies to a fifth straight win wherever you might be right around australia let's do it sunday crunch time style
We certainly are at the MCG. Very warm welcome to you, the SEN Radio Network, the SEN app, wherever you might be. It is Sunday crunch time for the Ford Ranger triple stack deal and Osito Brushless Power Tools. Built to work, Osito do you. We're building up the Tigers and the Hawks to go at it here in the early game, Adrian. Hickmott's going to join us, the assistant coach of the Hawks, and Shane Dunn, the CEO of the Tigers, about 30 minutes away. Pick is an hour away. Sandoz in the house as always, though, and it's always a fun time when Brenton Sanderson's with me. Hello, buddy. How you doing?
G'day, Cam. I'm well, thank you. It's good to be here at the MCG today. It's been a good round of footy so far.
It has.
And the Premiership tier clubs are just starting to break away a little bit. There's still some... Questions to be answered. And, you know, the Pies last night. I mean, that was as good a game as I've seen this year. Carlton were brave. But, yeah, the Pies finals experience. And they're so good at night at the MCG in those massive blockbusters. Their experienced players are playing so well. And some of those kids are pretty good. Like, maybe I had a bit of a question whether they had that young group of players coming through.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
How did Fremantle beat Port Adelaide and what were the key moments?
0:02–2:24
2
How did the hosts assess the weekend's premiership contenders and momentum shifts?
2:24–47:16
3
What was Brenton Sanderson’s take on top teams, form and coaching appointments?
47:16–49:46
4
How did Adelaide’s form and selection depth make them a September threat?
49:46–52:11
5
What are the risks and strategies for Fremantle managing players into finals?
52:11–57:05
6
Is Ken Hinkley the frontrunner to become Tasmania’s inaugural coach and what’s the timeline?
57:05–1:03:14
7
Which games and matchups should fans watch this Sunday and what are the key predictions?
1:03:14–1:35:50
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