David Rodan was brought in for Daniel Stewart prior to the game with the Crows replacing Sam Shaw (hamstring soreness) and Jason Porplyzia (deltoid strain) with Andy Otten and Ricky Henderson.Second quarter Third quarter

Aaron Young came onto the field after the Jay Schulz eye gouging incident late in the term saw the Power’s leading goal kicker substituted out of the game for the debutant. His impact from the moment he changed onto the field was immediate - running onto the football kicking to Westhoff who in turn tapped the ball into the path of John Butcher for his second running goal. Better ball usage through the corridor saw Port’s midfield generate better forward entry. Brad Ebert’s second running goal helped boost the Power’s standing on the score tally, before two great snaps from Broadbent and Westhoff saw Port Adelaide level the goal scores. Still trailing by three points, the Power conceded another to Adelaide from a stoppage inside defensive fifty, before Westhoff kicked his third from against the flow of play - Port Adelaide hitting the lead for the first time since the opening term. Westhoff has had another standout performance and both he and Butcher will need to work hard given the absence of the injured Schulz. Cornes, Broadbent, Boak and Chaplin have all been useful with the ball and will need to up the intensity in this final term.Fourth quarter

Port Adelaide battled hard from the start of the fourth term, but the Crows managed to hold their marks inside fifty far better.