29.07.2026 • Updated: 08.08.2026
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Sydney Swans vs Port Adelaide Power Match result — 08.08.2026

Sydney Swans
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August 8, 2026
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H2H Stats Matches and Previous Teams Results

Total games 9
Total Goals Avg 162.89
Both teams scored 100%
81.44 Total average 81.44
Last 5 matches
08.08.2026 AFL Premier…
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Port Adelaide Power
167 70
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21.06.2025 AFL Premier…
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Sydney Swans
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20.04.2025 AFL Premier…
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Port Adelaide Power
77 85
20.09.2024 AFL Premier…
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Port Adelaide Power
95 59

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Sydney Swans

Team Overview

In their latest AFL Premiership match, the Sydney Swans hosted the Port Adelaide Power and secured a commanding victory, winning 167 to 70. This win continues their strong form as they look to build on their recent successes.

Port Adelaide Power

Team Overview

In their most recent AFL Premiership encounter, the Port Adelaide Power faced the Sydney Swans, suffering a heavy defeat with a final score of 70 to 167. This loss adds to their struggles as they seek to turn their fortunes around.

Sydney Swans - Port Adelaide Power Match Result

Sydney Swans Dominate Port Adelaide Power in a Resounding Victory

Sydney Swans secured a convincing win over Port Adelaide Power, finishing the match with a score of 167 to 70.

The Swans showcased their offensive prowess, netting 26 goals and 11 behinds, while the Power managed only 10 goals and 10 behinds. Sydney's Charlie Curnow was a standout performer, scoring 5 goals, supported by Jake Lloyd, Tom Papley, Chad Warner, and Logan McDonald, each contributing 3 goals to the tally.

Statistically, the match reflected Sydney's dominance with a total of 425 disposals compared to Port's 339. The Swans excelled in handballs, recording 219 against Port's 142, and also led in tackles with 61 to 42. Despite Port's advantage in hitouts, with 47 to Sydney's 27, they struggled to convert possessions into scoring opportunities.

Port Adelaide's scoring came primarily from Jack Whitlock, who managed 3 goals, alongside Jason Horne-Francis and Corey Durdin, each contributing 2 goals. However, the Power's efforts were not enough to keep pace with the Swans' relentless attack.

This match exemplified Sydney's strategic superiority and execution, leaving them well-positioned as they continue their campaign in the AFL Premiership.