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Brisbane Lions vs Port Adelaide Power Match result — 26.07.2026

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July 26, 2026
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AFL Premiership
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Port Adelaide Power
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H2H Stats Matches and Previous Teams Results

Total games 7
Total Goals Avg 187.43
Both teams scored 100%
109.43 Total average 78.00
Last 5 matches
26.07.2026 AFL Premier…
Brisbane Lions
Port Adelaide Power
126 67
05.07.2025 AFL Premier…
Brisbane Lions
Port Adelaide Power
120 92
22.06.2024 AFL Premier…
Port Adelaide Power
Brisbane Lions
73 152
09.09.2023 AFL Premier…
Brisbane Lions
Port Adelaide Power
123 75
18.03.2023 AFL Premier…
Port Adelaide Power
Brisbane Lions
126 72

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Brisbane Lions

Team Overview

In their latest AFL Premiership match, the Brisbane Lions hosted the Port Adelaide Power and secured a commanding victory with a final score of 126 to 67. This win continues their impressive run of form.

Port Adelaide Power

Team Overview

In their most recent outing, the Port Adelaide Power faced the Brisbane Lions away from home, suffering a heavy defeat with a score of 67 to 126. This loss adds to their struggles in recent matches.

Brisbane Lions - Port Adelaide Power Match Result

Brisbane Lions Dominate Port Adelaide Power in Convincing Victory

In a commanding display, Brisbane Lions triumphed over Port Adelaide Power with a score of 126 to 67, showcasing their dominance throughout the match.

The Lions set the tone early, with standout performances from their forwards. Charlie Cameron led the charge with three goals, while Zac Bailey and Kai Lohmann also contributed significantly, each adding three goals to the tally. The home side's ability to find the scoreboard was complemented by a solid midfield performance, resulting in a total of 19 goals for the match.

Port Adelaide struggled to keep pace, despite commendable efforts from Todd Marshall and Dante Visentini, who both scored two goals. The Power's offensive output was limited, managing only nine goals overall, as they were outclassed in key statistical areas, including disposals (413 to 322) and marks (133 to 74).

Brisbane's relentless pressure was evident in their tackle count of 56, compared to Port's 43, and they also edged the clearances with 37 to 35. The Lions' ability to control the game was further highlighted by their superior kicking efficiency, racking up 262 kicks against Port's 195.

This victory not only reinforces Brisbane's position in the league but also raises questions for Port Adelaide as they look to regroup and address their shortcomings in upcoming matches.