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Swans coach 'lost for words' after Lions thumping, Crows make finals breakthrough

Errol Gulden celebrates a remarkable fourth-quarter goal. (Getty Images: Cameron Spencer) Adelaide has ended the Western Bulldogs' season with a gutsy 22-point elimination final win after Sydney's stunning victory over Brisbane at the SCG Earlier, the Swans overcame a tumultuous month and the loss of several key players to demolish Brisbane by 53 points in […]

By deepak · September 5, 2026 · 2 min read

Errol Gulden celebrates a remarkable fourth-quarter goal. (Getty Images: Cameron Spencer)

Adelaide has ended the Western Bulldogs' season with a gutsy 22-point elimination final win after Sydney's stunning victory over Brisbane at the SCG

Earlier, the Swans overcame a tumultuous month and the loss of several key players to demolish Brisbane by 53 points in their SCG qualifying final.

Missing five of their best players to suspension, the Swans were not headed all day, as their forward had a day out against the Lions, winning 21.15 (141) to 13.10 (88).

Sydney coach Dean Cox said he was "lost for words" after the emphatic victory.

Logan McDonald kicked six, while Tom Papley and Charlie Curnow booted five goals each. The downside for Sydney, who now will play a home prelim in a fortnight's time, is the knee injury for captain Callum Mills that threatens to end his season.

In Adelaide, the Crows briefly let a 19-point three-quarter-time lead slip against the Bulldogs but rallied to complete a spirited 14.6 (90) to 9.14 (68) win.

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That was some day of finals footy. Adelaide winning its first final in nine years is one thing, but how about Sydney knocking off Brisbane in the first game? And not just knocking off, but totally blowing away?

The September picture has been flipped on its head this weekend and there's no predicting what happens next. The blog will be back on Friday night for Freo-Geelong, and then again on Saturday for Brisbane-Adelaide. Until then, thanks for your company today and we will see you next time.

Not sure he's ever played better. Along with Mark Keane, the Crows' tall defenders did a fantastic job in shutting the Bulldogs down despite them dominating the inside 50 count.

Worrell and Izak Rankine were probably the game's two standout players.

Speaking of Rankine, how about we watch that goal again?

Adelaide has survived a late scare to end the Western Bulldogs' season with a nerve-jangling 22-point elimination final victory.

Source: Read the original article on www.abc.net.au

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