Gold Coast Suns v Adelaide Crows: AFL preview, news and how to watch live

Suns v Crows preview

If the Suns are to make finals for the first time in their history, these are the games they must win.

Currently 11th on the AFL table, equal on 24 points with the Western Bulldogs, they are two wins outside that elusive top eight winning four of their last five including equal ladder leaders Fremantle.

Their opposition on Sunday afternoon continues their rebuild with four wins from 12 matches this season including a 31-point victory over West Coast at home before the bye.

Gold Coast also had the bye last round after back-to-back wins over Hawthorn and North Melbourne in Darwin. They welcome back big man Levi Casboult from a calf complaint but in a huge blow prior to the bye, midfielder Lachie Weller has been ruled out for the season with an ACL injury torn against the Kangaroos.

With contract speculation continuing to follow him, Taylor Walker will be hoping to repeat the six goals he slotted in the last meeting with Gold Coast, won by his Crows in early April 2021.

What time is Suns v Crows?

The game starts at 3.20pm (AEST), 2.50pm (ACST) and 1.20pm (AWST) on Sunday 19 June.

Where is it being played?

Metricon Stadium, Gold Coast.

How do I watch the game?

The game will be broadcast live on Kayo as part of its AFL coverage. Not only can you catch the LIVE fixture and also the replay, but if you miss the action, you can catch up with Kayo Minis and Kayo Bites.

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How can I watch more Suns v Crows matches?

Gold Coast Suns team page on Kayo

Adelaide Crows team page on Kayo

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What AFL news do I need to know ahead of Sunday?

CodeSports has the latest news and analysis from around the AFL.

INCLUDING the round 14 teams, the latest power rankings by WILL SCHOFIELD, the crystal ball reloaded and why Taylor Walker hasn’t re-signed yet?

PLUS the latest AFL SuperCoach news you need to know.

History between the Suns and Crows

Gold Coast secured their first win over the Adelaide Crows in round three of the 2020 season and it is the only victory they have had over Adelaide in 15 matches since inception to the AFL in 2011.

Team Lists

All the ins and outs for the round’s final match:

Gold Coast Suns

B: S.Lemmens, S.Collins, C.Graham

HB: J.Farrar, C.Ballard, W.Powell

C: C.Budarick, N.Anderson, B.Ellis

HF: B.Ainsworth, M.Chol, N.Holman

F: I.Rankine, L.Casboult, J.Jeffrey

FOLL: J.Witts, M.Rowell, T.Miller

I/C (from): A.Davies, D.Swallow, O.Markov, M.Rosas, E.Hollands, S.Flanders, S.Day, J.Bowes

IN: S.Lemmens, L.Casboult, S.Flanders, E.Hollands, J.Bowes

OUT: L.Weller (injured), J.Sharp (omitted)

Adelaide Crows

B: T.Doedee, J.Butts, N.Murray

HB: B.Smith, W.Hamill, J.Dawson

C: J.Hately, B.Keays, J.Soligo

HF: W.Milera, D.Fogarty, J.Rowe

F: S.McAdam, T.Walker, J.Rachele

FOLL: R.O’Brien, R.Laird, S.Berry

I/C (from): R.Thilthorpe, N.McHenry, M.Crouch, M.Hinge, H.Schoenberg, P.Parnell, L.Murphy, E.Himmelberg

IN: J.Butts, J.Rachele, E.Himmelberg

OUT: Nil

Live score update

Keep up to date here for when your on the move.

Where can I watch more round 14 AFL matches?

Richmond v Carlton

St Kilda v Essendon

Port Adelaide v Sydney Swans

West Coast Eagles v Geelong Cats

GWS Giants v Western Bulldogs

Where can I read more AFL?

See the AFL section on CodeSports, or visit the AFL section on your main state news website – Herald Sun / Adelaide Advertiser / Daily Telegraph / Courier Mail