Carlton Blues Dominate Port Adelaide Power with 107-71 Victory in Round 12 Clash at Adelaide Oval

The Adelaide Oval was buzzing on May 30th, 2024, as Port Adelaide Power faced off against the Carlton Blues in Round 12 of the AFL season. The Blues emerged victorious with a commanding 107-71 win over the Power. The atmosphere was electric, with fans on the edge of their seats as the game unfolded.

Season: 2024 / Round: 12
May 30, 2024
Adelaide Oval
Full Time
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
3.2 [20] 4.8 [32] 7.9 [51] 10.11 [71]
3.2 [20] 5.5 [35] 8.10 [58] 16.11 [107]

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In the first quarter, both teams came out firing. Port Adelaide’s Jase Burgoyne kicked things off with an early goal, but Carlton quickly responded with a goal from Tom De Koning. The quarter saw a back-and-forth battle, with both teams trading goals and behinds. By the end of the quarter, the scores were tied at 20 points each, with notable goals from Mitchell Georgiades and Ivan Soldo for Port Adelaide, and Charlie Curnow for Carlton.

The second quarter saw Carlton starting to edge ahead, thanks to goals from Brodie Kemp and Harry McKay. Port Adelaide struggled to convert their opportunities, with several behinds from Jason Horne-Francis and Ivan Soldo. Despite a late goal from Mitchell Georgiades, Carlton managed to maintain a slight lead, ending the quarter at 35-32.

Game Feed
Jase Burgoyne
-
goal
+6
6 - 0
Q1 - 2`
6
Q1 - 4`
1
behind
-
Tom De Koning
6 - 1
-5
Q1 - 5`
6
goal
-
Tom De Koning
6 - 7
+1
Q1 - 7`
1
behind
-
Orazio Fantasia
6 - 8
+2
Miles Bergman
-
behind
-1
7 - 8
Q1 - 9`
1
Q1 - 10`
6
goal
-
Charlie Curnow
7 - 14
+7
Mitchell Georgiades
-
behind
-6
8 - 14
Q1 - 16`
1
Mitchell Georgiades
-
goal
0
14 - 14
Q1 - 18`
6
Ivan Soldo
-
goal
+6
20 - 14
Q1 - 23`
6
Q1 - 29`
6
goal
-
Charlie Curnow
20 - 20
0
Q2 - 3`
6
goal
-
Brodie Kemp
20 - 26
+6
Jason Horne-Francis
-
behind
-5
21 - 26
Q2 - 4`
1
Jason Horne-Francis
-
behind
-4
22 - 26
Q2 - 7`
1
Q2 - 10`
6
goal
-
Harry McKay
22 - 32
+10
Ivan Soldo
-
behind
-9
23 - 32
Q2 - 15`
1
Q2 - 16`
1
behind
-
Zachary Williams
23 - 33
+10
Mitchell Georgiades
-
goal
-4
29 - 33
Q2 - 23`
6
Francis Evans
-
behind
-3
30 - 33
Q2 - 25`
1
Q2 - 26`
1
behind
-
Adam Saad
30 - 34
+4
Travis Boak
-
behind
-3
31 - 34
Q2 - 27`
1
Q3 - 7`
1
behind
-
Matthew Owies
31 - 35
+4
Mitchell Georgiades
-
goal
+2
37 - 35
Q3 - 8`
6
Q3 - 11`
6
goal
-
Harry McKay
37 - 41
+4
Zak Butters
-
behind
-3
38 - 41
Q3 - 14`
1
Jason Horne-Francis
-
goal
+3
44 - 41
Q3 - 14`
6
Q3 - 16`
1
behind
-
Zachary Williams
44 - 42
-2
Q3 - 17`
1
behind
-
Elijah Hollands
44 - 43
-1
Q3 - 18`
1
behind
-
Charlie Curnow
44 - 44
0
Q3 - 20`
6
goal
-
Charlie Curnow
44 - 50
+6
Mitchell Georgiades
-
goal
0
50 - 50
Q3 - 25`
6
Q3 - 27`
6
goal
-
Zachary Williams
50 - 56
+6
Q4 - 1`
6
goal
-
Patrick Cripps
50 - 62
+12
Q4 - 3`
6
goal
-
Patrick Cripps
50 - 68
+18
Jed McEntee
-
goal
-12
56 - 68
Q4 - 5`
6
Q4 - 6`
6
goal
-
Zachary Williams
56 - 74
+18
Q4 - 7`
6
goal
-
Alex Cincotta
56 - 80
+24
Jeremy Finlayson
-
goal
-18
62 - 80
Q4 - 9`
6
Jeremy Finlayson
-
behind
-17
63 - 80
Q4 - 13`
1
Q4 - 15`
6
goal
-
Mitch McGovern
63 - 86
+23
Todd Marshall
-
goal
-17
69 - 86
Q4 - 17`
6
Francis Evans
-
behind
-16
70 - 86
Q4 - 20`
1
Q4 - 22`
6
goal
-
Blake Acres
70 - 92
+22
Q4 - 26`
1
behind
-
Harry McKay
70 - 93
+23
Q4 - 27`
6
goal
-
Zachary Williams
70 - 99
+29
Q4 - 30`
6
goal
-
Harry McKay
70 - 105
+35

The third quarter continued the tight contest, with both teams trading goals. Jason Horne-Francis and Mitchell Georgiades kept Port Adelaide in the game with crucial goals. However, Carlton’s Charlie Curnow and Zachary Williams ensured the Blues stayed ahead. By the end of the quarter, Carlton held a narrow lead at 58-51.

In the final quarter, Carlton shifted into high gear. Patrick Cripps led the charge with two early goals, and the Blues didn’t look back. Despite efforts from Port Adelaide’s Jed McEntee and Jeremy Finlayson, Carlton’s relentless attack, including goals from Mitch McGovern and Blake Acres, sealed the deal. The Blues finished strong with a final goal from Harry McKay, securing a decisive 107-71 victory.

Carlton’s team statistics were impressive, with 336 disposals, 213 kicks, and 75 tackles, showcasing their dominance. Port Adelaide, despite their efforts, couldn’t match Carlton’s efficiency, ending with 329 disposals and 60 tackles.

Team Statistics
Power:Disposals - 329; Kicks - 198; Handballs - 131; Free Kicks - 14; Hitouts - 39; Clearances - 39; Marks - 87; Goals - 10; Assists - 8; Behinds - 10; Tackles - 60;
Blues:Disposals - 336; Kicks - 213; Handballs - 123; Free Kicks - 13; Hitouts - 33; Clearances - 41; Marks - 78; Goals - 16; Assists - 13; Behinds - 9; Tackles - 75;
10
Goals
16
10
Behinds
9
8
Assists
13
87
Marks
78
39
Hitouts
33
39
Clearances
41
329
Disposals
336
198
Kicks
213
131
Handballs
123
14
Free Kicks
13
60
Tackles
75

Standout performers for Carlton included Harry McKay with three goals and 17 disposals, and Patrick Cripps with two goals and 22 disposals. Zachary Williams also had a stellar game with three goals. For Port Adelaide, Mitchell Georgiades shone with four goals, while Jason Horne-Francis contributed significantly with one goal and 22 disposals.

Individual efforts from both teams were noteworthy. Carlton’s Sam Walsh was a workhorse with 34 disposals and 13 tackles, while Port Adelaide’s Oliver Wines racked up 26 disposals. Despite the loss, players like Ivan Soldo and Miles Bergman showed resilience with their performances.

In conclusion, Carlton’s victory over Port Adelaide was a testament to their strategic play and relentless effort. The win boosts Carlton’s confidence as they move forward in the season, while Port Adelaide will need to regroup and address their shortcomings. The game was a thrilling display of Australian rules football, leaving fans eager for the next round.

Game Highlights

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