SA Footy

THE FINALS

The SANFL's fiercest rivals, the Port Adelaide Magpies and Norwood, will clash in the elimination final at Adelaide Oval on Sunday. The Magpies earned a spot in the major round with a comfortable victory over Woodville-West Torrens at Alberton today while Norwood stayed alive in the race for the title despite losing to Glenelg at the Bay.

Glenelg, now favourite for the flag, claimed its first minor premiership since 1981 and will have a bye in the first week of finals.

Reigning premier Central District will meet Sturt in the qualifying final, the second match of the double header at Adelaide Oval.

It is a rematch of Saturday night's encounter at Elizabeth when the Bulldogs upset the Double Blues. The loss cost Sturt top spot on the ladder.

Magpie onballer Jeremy Clayton claimed The Advertiser Player of the Year award when he gained one vote for his efforts against the Eagles.

Courtesy of The Advertiser
Story above by Warren Partland

The Finals

ELIMINATION & QUALIFYING FINALS
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 – ADELAIDE OVAL

7.45am - Car park opens
8.45am - Oval gates open
9.15am - Under 17s Preliminary Final
12.10pm - League Elimination Final
3.10pm - League Qualifying Final

TICKET PRICES
Please note the ticket prices for the Elimination & Qualifying Finals, the First & Second Semi Finals and the Preliminary Final are:

Adults $10
Concession $4
Children under 18 $2
Family ticket (2 adults/2 kids) $20

Tickets are available at the gate on match days. AAMI Stadium & SACA Members are admitted free into the Members’ Area.

GRAND FINAL TICKET PRICES

Please note the ticket prices for the Grand Final are:

Adults $22
Concession $14
Children under 18 $6
Family ticket (2 adults/2 kids) $44

Ticketing for all areas of AAMI Stadium are equal for SANFL Grand Final day.

Tickets are available through BASS or at the gate on match day.

AAMI Stadium Members are admitted free and Members’ Guest Passes are also available.

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Glenelg, now favourite for the flag, claimed its first minor premiership since 1981 and will have a bye in the first week of finals.

Dutchy wrote:

Glenelg, now favourite for the flag, claimed its first minor premiership since 1981 and will have a bye in the first week of finals.

Incorrect, Sturt still favourites for the flag at the Bookies, amazingly Sportsbet opened Glenelg up at $3.50 this morning (After Sturt $2.50 & Dogs $3.00)

Tassie Blues wrote:$10 buck for 2 cracker games of footy even if you dont follow the teams playing still be a great day out.

Tassie Blues wrote:$10 buck for 2 cracker games of footy even if you dont follow the teams playing still be a great day out.

Tassie Blues wrote:$10 buck for 2 cracker games of footy even if you dont follow the teams playing still be a great day out.