Sam Kerridge (Crows) and Ollie Wines (Port) will make their debut today.l Picture: Matt Turner Source: The Advertiser
FOLLOW the Round 1 NAB Cup action between Adelaide, Port Adelaide and St Kilda from AAMI Stadium
8:03pm AEDT- Adelaide 6.7 (43) beat Port Adelaide 4.3 (27) FINAL SCORE
ADELAIDE have held off a fast-finishing Port Adelaide at AAMI Stadium.
The Power never gave up, but could not close in on the Crows.
It leaves it all square at AAMI Stadium.
Adelaide, Port Adelaide and St Kilda all walk away with one win apiece.
7:46pm AEDT- Adelaide 5.7 (37) lead Port Adelaide 3.3 (21)
ADELAIDE look like winners here, but it will come at a cost.
Coach Brenton Sanderson says he believes young gun Brodie Smith has broken his collarbone after coming off early in the first half.
The Crows, meanwhile, lead by 21 points with just over six minutes remaining.
Port Adelaide's Cameron O'Shea kept the Power within touch with 11 minutes remaining when he goaled to get the margin back to 15 points.
But the Crows hit right back through Ricky Henderson to skip back out to a 21-point margin.
The Power won't go away though, and now trail by 15 points again after a snap goal by Angus Monfries.
A devastated Brodie Smith with his left arm in a sling after injuring his left shoulder Picture: Sarah Reed Source: The Advertiser
7:36pm AEDT - Adelaide 4.4 (28) leading Port Adelaide 1.3 (9)
HE kicked the first goal of the opening half and now Josh Jenkins has done it again in the second.
Jenkins ran onto it and booted it off the ground to extend the lead to 19 points.
It will be hard work for the Power from here with the heat sapping much energy from players of both teams.
Sam Kerridge tries to cool down Picture: Sarah Reed Source: The Advertiser
7:25pm AEDT - Adelaide 3.3 (21) lead Port Adelaide 1.2 (8) HALF-TIME
A GOOD build up has seen Port Adelaide kick its first goal of the third match.
Aaron Young was on the end of it, taking a mark 30 metres out from goal on a slight angle.
He made no mistake to get the Power within seven points.
But the Crows replied right back through Jarryd Lyons, who was awarded a dubious free kick inside 50.
Adelaide lead by 13 points at the break.
Justin Westhoff and Shaun McKernhan do battle at AAMI Stadium. Picture: Sarah Reed Source: The Advertiser
7:19pm AEDT - Adelaide 2.3 (15) lead Port Adelaide 0.1 (1)
JOSH Jenkins - the man being backed to replace the departed Kurt Tippett - has kicked the first goal of the match against Port Adelaide.
His long goal from the pocket has the Crows on the board.
It has been followed up by Luke Brown, who slotted a great running goal from outside 50.
Bit of a flat opening in the third and final match at AAMI Stadium.
Both sides appear to be struggling with the heat.
Mitchell Grigg on the ground with Tom Clurey Picture: Sarah Reed Source: The Advertiser
6:43pm AEDT- Port Adelaide 1.9.2 (65) beat St Kilda 2.3 (15)
A VERY impressive showing by Port Adelaide, who have run out 40-point winners.
They were slick, quick, and hit their targets.
And they were exciting.
A big tick in their first match under new coach Ken Hinkley.
St Kilda were shot in the second half and look like they couldn't wait to get out of the 38 degree heat.
Now it is time for Adelaide v Port Adelaide.
Angus Monfries gets in and under. Source: Getty Images
6:35pm AEDT - Port Adelaide 1.9.2 (59) leading St Kilda 2.2 (14)
MATTHEW Broadbent has the AAMI Stadium crowd on its feet after kicking a supergoal.
He gathered 55 metres out and snapped it around his body.
With no St Kilda player inside 50, the ball bounced and bounced its way through.
Jarrad Redden and Tom Hickley at AAMI Stadium.Picture: Sarah Reed Source: The Advertiser
6:30pm AEDT - Port Adelaide 8.2 (50) leading St Kilda 2.2 (14)
THIS is all but over at AAMI Stadium with the Power all over St Kilda.
Port Adelaide have started the second half with three quick goals in a very impressive display.
Matt Broadbent, Paul Stewart and Brad Ebert have been the goal-kickers.
Never thought I'd say this but a bit to like about Port Adelaide. Wines, Redden, Neade and Wingard showing plenty #SuperCoach
— Gilbert Gardiner (@gilbertgardiner) February 17, 2013
Ollie Wines in action for Port Adelaide. Picture: Sarah Reed Source: The Advertiser
6pm AEDT- Port Adelaide 3.0 (18) lead St Kilda 1.1 (7)
THE perfect start for the Power with a goal in the first 30 seconds.
Jake Neade marked 70 metres out and St Kilda gives away a 50-metre penalty, to bring him almost to the goal square.
Forward Jay Schulz followed that up a minute later with a mark inside 50 and goal.
Then debutant Ollie Wines, the No.7 draft pick from last year's AFL National Draft, decided to get in on the act.
He snapped truly to extend the lead to three goals.
But the Saints have hit back through Thomas Lee, who snapped truly on his right foot to kick St Kilda's first goal.
New Power coach Ken Hinkley at half-time against St Kilda.. Picture: Sarah Reed Source: The Advertiser
5:31pm AEDT - Adelaide 3.6 (24) were defeated by St Kilda 8-2 (50)
ST Kilda way too good for Adelaide in the first clash at AAMI Stadium today.
They started well and never gave the Crows a sniff.
It was a very impressive performance and coach Scott Watters would be very happy with that.
The Saints will take on Port Adelaide in the second fixture today.
Beau Wilkes after kicking a goal against Adelaide. Source: Getty Images
5:22pm AEDT - Adelaide 2.5 (17) trail St Kilda 8.2 (50)
HOW exciting do St Kilda look?
Their vast array of small forwards are making mince meat of Adelaide.
Johncock kicked his second for the home side, but other than that it has been all St Kilda.
Stephen Milne and Milera both with clever goals.
The Saints and Crows in action. Source: Getty Images
5:16pm AEDT- Adelaide 1.5 (11) trail St Kilda 6.2 (38)
BEAU Maister marks and goals to kick the opening goal for St Kilda in the second half.
But it is not all bad news for Adelaide with Graham Johncock getting the Crows on the board after roving off the pack.
It was booted to the hot spot and Johncock did enough to get his hands on it and run into an open goal.
But the Saints replied straight away through Dennis-Lane.
Saints look hard to beat.
Jake Neade and Clinton Jones battle it out. Picture: Sarah Reed Source: The Advertiser
5:02pm AEDT- Adelaide 0.3 (3) trail St Kilda 4.1 (25) HALF-TIME
IT has been all St Kilda at AAMI Stadium, who lead Adelaide by 21 points at half-time.
The Saints are full of running and look dangerous up forward.
While the Crows have been slow to get going and have wasted many multiple chances in front of goal.
Can the home side turn it around in the second half?
Arryn Siposs and Josh Jenkins compete for the ball at AAMI Stadium. Source: Getty Images
4:55pm AEDT - Adelaide 0.3 (3) trail St Kilda 3.1 (19)
VERY lively opening for St Kilda, who have kicked the opening three goals of the game.
Trent Dennis-Lane found some space to break away and mark 30 metres out from goal.
He made no mistake to give the Saints a two-goal lead over the Crows, who have been sluggish in the early going.
The home side have wasted a number of chances in front of goal.
The Saints are making them pay with Ahmed Saad snapping his first for the day.
4:47pm AEDT- Adelaide 0.1 (1) trails St Kilda 1-0 (6)
TERRY Milera has booted the first goal of the game for St Kilda.
The small forward, who kicked 19 goals last year, received a free kick for a high tackle and calmly slotted it through.
Richie Douglas nearly had the first goal of the day when he burst clear 60 metres from goal.
He let fly just outside the 50m but it hit the post.
Lively opening at AAMI Stadium.
Daniel Talia gets Terry Milera high at AAMI Stadium. Picture: Sarah Reed Source: The Advertiser
4:15pm AEDT-
HELLO and welcome to our live coverage of today's Round 1 NAB Cup clash at AAMI Stadium.
At 4:40pm AEDT, Adelaide will take on St Kilda.
At 5:45pm AEDT, Port Adelaide will then take on the Saints.
At then at 6:50pm AEDT, brace yourself for when the Crows and the Power lock horns.
Follow all the action right here!
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