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THE LAST TIME THEY MET

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These teams last met in the corresponding round ten at Adelaide Oval last year but that game was played in early August, not late May. Still, we’d all be happy with the same result ?

THE TEAMS

ADELAIDE CROWS

FB Luke Brown Daniel Talia Jake Kelly

HB Rory Laird Tom Doedee Will Hamill

C Brodie Smith Matt Crouch Paul Seedsman

HF Ned McHenry Fischer McAsey Tom Lynch

FF Elliott Himmelberg Taylor Walker Lachlan Murphy

FOL Reilly O'Brien Ben Keays Chayce Jones

I/C Darcy Fogarty David Mackay Harry Schoenberg Lachlan Sholl

EMG Rory Atkins Ben Crocker Bryce Gibbs Kieran Strachan

IN Tom Doedee Darcy Fogarty Fischer McAsey Ned McHenry David Mackay Harry Schoenberg Lachlan Sholl Taylor Walker

OUT Rory Atkins (omitted) Bryce Gibbs (omitted) Kyle Hartigan (managed) Riley Knight (omitted) Shane McAdam (managed) Andrew McPherson (managed) Tyson Stengle (managed) Kieran Strachan (omitted) 

MELBOURNE 

FB Jay Lockhart Steven May Michael Hibberd

HB Christian Salem Jake Lever Nathan Jones

C Ed Langdon Clayton Oliver Adam Tomlinson

HF Jake Melksham Sam Weideman Angus Brayshaw

FF Bayley Fritsch Luke Jackson Harley Bennell

FOL Max Gawn Christian Petracca Jack Viney

I/C James Harmes Alex Neal-Bullen Tom Sparrow Aaron vandenBerg

EMG Oscar McDonald Tom McDonald Trent Rivers Charlie Spargo

IN Harley Bennell Alex Neal-Bullen Adam Tomlinson Aaron vandenBerg

OUT Mitch Hannan (omitted) Oscar McDonald (omitted) Tom McDonald (omitted) Kysaiah Pickett (ankle) 

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