In a dominant display, Glenelg showcased their prowess against South Adelaide at Magain Stadium, securing a comprehensive victory in the SANFL clash. The match, held on 19 July 2026, saw Glenelg's relentless attack and solid defence overwhelm South Adelaide, resulting in a 61-point margin by the final siren.
Final Scores
South Adelaide | 1.1 (7) | 3.1 (19) | 5.4 (34) | 7.5 (47)
Glenelg | 3.0 (18) | 6.2 (38) | 11.3 (69) | 17.6 (108)
MATCH SUMMARY
In the opening quarter, Glenelg set the tone with a strong start, scoring 3 goals and 0 behinds to South Adelaide's solitary goal and 1 behind. The visitors' early dominance was evident as they led 18 to 7 at the first break, showcasing their attacking intent and solid defensive structure.
The second quarter saw Glenelg continue to assert their authority, adding another 3 goals and 2 behinds while South Adelaide managed just 2 goals and 0 behinds. The home side's efforts were commendable, but they struggled to match Glenelg's intensity, resulting in a cumulative score of 38 to 19 at halftime.
As the match progressed into the third quarter, Glenelg's momentum only grew stronger. They piled on 5 goals and 1 behind, while South Adelaide could only manage 2 goals and 3 behinds. Glenelg's ability to control the game was evident, as they extended their lead to 69 to 34 by the end of the third term, effectively putting the match beyond doubt.
In the final quarter, Glenelg maintained their dominance, scoring 6 goals and 3 behinds compared to South Adelaide's 2 goals and 1 behind. The visitors' relentless pressure and skillful play culminated in a final score of 108 to 47, sealing a resounding victory and highlighting their status as one of the competition's top teams.
FINAL WRAP-UP
Glenelg's performance was a testament to their strength and depth, with a well-rounded team effort that saw multiple players contribute to the scoreboard. South Adelaide, while showing flashes of determination, were unable to keep pace with their opponents, ultimately succumbing to a heavy defeat. This match serves as a reminder of the challenges that lie ahead for South Adelaide as they seek to regroup and improve in the coming weeks.
BEST PLAYERS
South Adelaide: Oscar Clavarino, Nicholas Schroder, Harley Sparks, Finn Emile-brennan, Elliott Duffield
Glenelg: Luke Partington, Matthew Allen, Corey Lyons, Hunter Window, Karl Finlay
GOAL SCORERS
South Adelaide: Tye Gander (2), Arlo Draper (1), Jack Delean (1), Ben Shillabeer (1), Tom Gillett (1)
Glenelg: Karl Finlay (4), Lachie Hosie (4), Luke Partington (3), Remi Brown (2), Corey Lyons (1), Cameron McGree (1), Matthew Allen (1), Hunter Window (1)
PLAYED AT
Magain Stadium
By Hannah Brooks