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

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Power v Suns preview

Gold Coast has won their last three, is on the fringe of the eight and head to South Australia to play a Port Adelaide outfit back in finals contention after losing its first five games of the year.

Port Adelaide get their spiritual leader Travis Boak back from COVID protocols, but the loss of Zak Butters to a knee injury will hurt, with the midfielder averaging 21 disposals per match this season.

Boak is among five inclusions, also including potential debutant Taj Schofield, the son of 2004 premiership player Jarrad Schofield.

For the Gold Coast, both Will Powell (ankle) and Connor Budarick (hamstring) have succumbed to serious injuries. Yet again though Touk Miller will be crucial in the centre of the ground.

He is top five in the AFL for centre clearances with 94 heading into round 15, trailing leader Clayton Oliver (Demons) by nine.

What time is Power v Suns?

The game starts at 3.40pm (ACST), 4.10pm (AEST) and 2.10pm (AWST) on Sunday 26 June.

Where is it being played?

Adelaide Oval.

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. How to watch AFL live here and start your Kayo 14-day free trial today.

How can I watch more Power and Suns matches?

Port Adelaide Power team page on Kayo

Gold Coast Suns team page on Kayo

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What news do I need to know ahead of Sunday?

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

INCLUDING the uncontracted pair Dees are desperate to keep, Friday night winners in the next fixture reveal, early mail for round 15 and what draft picks does your club hold?

PLUS the latest AFL SuperCoach.

History between Power v Suns

Port Adelaide have not lost to the Gold Coast since 2011 – the Suns’ debut season – with 12 wins on the bounce heading into Sunday. It was Gold Coast’s first ever win in the AFL.

Team Lists

All the ins and outs for the Sunday afternoon:

Port Adelaide

B: R.Burton, T.Jonas, D.Houston

HB: R.Bonner, A.Aliir, D.Byrne-Jones

C: K.Amon, W.Drew, K.Farrell

HF: J.Mead, T.Marshall, C.Rozee

F: M.Georgiades, C.Dixon, S.Powell-Pepper

FOLL: J.Finlayson, O.Wines, T.Boak

I/C (from): S.Motlop, X.Duursma, T.McKenzie, M.Bergman, L.Jones, J.Burgoyne, T.Schofield, M.Frederick

IN: T.Boak, S.Motlop, T.McKenzie, M.Bergman, J.Burgoyne, T.Schofield

OUT: T.Clurey (HS Protocol), Z.Butters, B.Teakle (both injured)

Gold Coast Suns

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

HB: O.Markov, C.Ballard, J.Farrar

C: D.Swallow, N.Anderson, B.Ellis

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

F: I.Rankine, L.Casboult, S.Flanders

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

I/C (from): R.Atkins, J.Bowes, C.Burgess, A.Davies, S.Day, B.Fiorini, E.Hollands, M.Rosas

IN: R.Atkins, C.Burgess, B.Fiorini, S.Day, E.Hollands, M.Rosas

OUT: J.Jeffrey, C.Budarick, W.Powell (all injured)

Live score update

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Where can I watch more round 15 AFL matches?

Melbourne Demons v Brisbane Lions

Western Bulldogs v Hawthorn

West Coast Eagles v Essendon

Carlton v Fremantle

Geelong Cats v Richmond

Sydney Swans v St Kilda

North Melbourne v Adelaide Crows

Collingwood v GWS Giants

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