We’re back in SA and we’re taking on Port Adelaide this Saturday the 22nd of June at 1:15pm (local).
We’re back in SA and we’re taking on Port Adelaide this Saturday the 22nd of June at 1:15pm (local).
Who: Port Adelaide vs Brisbane Lions
Where: Adelaide Oval, Adelaide • Kaurna
When: Saturday 22nd June at 1:15pm (local)
Gates Open: 11:30am, check your ticket for your entry gate.
Weekly Notices
→ Closed Captains run.
Tickets → Round 15 tickets are still available here.
Food & Entertainment → We’re still sourcing this information for you!
Address → War Memorial Dr, North Adelaide SA 5006
Bus → All regular Adelaide Metro services operating to or stopping near the stadium will be available during events at Adelaide Oval. These services will be free for AFL matches with a game day ticket and other events at Adelaide Oval if stated.
Train → Regular train services will operate during events at Adelaide Oval, with the Adelaide Railway Station located 600m from the stadium. Patrons can make their way to the Oval by exiting the Railway Station and crossing the Riverbank Bridge. These services will be free for AFL matches with a game day ticket and other events at Adelaide Oval if stated.
Tram → Regular tram services will operate during events at Adelaide Oval, with all three routes stopping near the stadium. The closest stop to Adelaide Oval is the Festival Plaza Tram Stop, located on King William Road and 500m to the stadium. Other routes will stop at the Adelaide Railway Station Tram Stop, which patrons can walk through the Railway Station and cross to the Riverbank Bridge to reach the stadium. These services will be free for AFL matches with a game day ticket and other events at Adelaide Oval if stated. Selected tram services have designated ‘free zones’, so patrons can ride the tram for free to Adelaide Oval in these specified areas.
Taxi → Taxi ranks are located on the western side of King William Road, the southern side of Pennington Terrace and the eastern side of Montefiore Road
Car → Read parking details here.
Disability drop off and pick up → War Memorial Drive, out the front of Next Gen Health Clubs and Tennis SA, adjacent to Pinky Flat. This drop-off zone must be accessed from the western side via Montefiore Road or Morphett Street Bridge (disability permit holders only). King William Road, adjacent to the East Gate for north-bound traffic. Pennington Terrace (northern end of Adelaide Oval)
Cycling → Bike racks are located outside the North, South and East gates
Road Closures | Plan your trip
Watch → Free to air on Channel 7 or stream on Fox Footy or Kayo. Broadcast kicking off at 1:00pm (local)
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Brisbane has stormed clear in a frenetic qualifying final shoot-out against Port Adelaide to move within two wins of breaking the club’s 20-year premiership drought. Cam Rayner (three goals) and Hugh McCluggage (26 disposals, nine clearances, four scoring assists, one goal) starred as usual Brisbane weapon Lachie Neale was held to just a single first-quarter touch and finished with 19 in total. Joe Daniher also kicked three of his five goals in a crucial third term run after 200-gamer Charlie Cameron had booted two in an instant in his 200th game.
BRISBANE 3.3 8.4 16.5 19.9 (123)
PORT ADELAIDE 1.4 5.6 9.9 11.9 (75)
GOALS
Brisbane: Daniher 5, Rayner 3, Fletcher 3, Cameron 2, Zorko, McCluggage, McCarthy, Lyons, Hipwood, Bailey
BEST
Brisbane: Daniher, McCluggage, Rayner, Dunkley, Fletcher, McInerney
Crowd: 36,020 at the Gabba
Source: lions.com.au
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