Sunday only AFL NAB Challenge match is between Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide with the game to be played at Richmond Oval. The opening bounce is set to commence at 4.10pm with home team Adelaide Crows currently holding favouritism. View our AFL live scores, odds and results for the game between Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide.

Stadium: Richmond Oval, 4.10pm ACDT
Weather: 18° Mostly Sunny

Odds Comparison:

Adelaide Crows	1.55	1.60	1.55	1.60	1.55	1.56
Port Adelaide Power	2.45	2.35	2.45	2.35	2.45	2.33

All odds are subject to change. Odds listed are correct at the time of the latest update.

Teams:

ADELAIDE CROWS
1. James Podsiadly, 4. Josh Jenkins, 6. Luke Thompson, 8. Lewis Johnston, 9. Rory Sloane (c), 10. Matthew Jaensch, 11. Matthew Wright, 12. Daniel Talia, 14. David Mackay, 15. Angus Graham, 16. Luke Brown, 17. Sam Kerridge, 18. Eddie Betts, 21. Rory Atkins, 24. Sam Jacobs, 26. Richard Douglas, 28. Cam Ellis-Yolmen, 31. Jarryd Lyons, 32. Patrick Dangerfield (c), 33. Brodie Smith, 34. Sam Shaw, 35. Shaun McKernan, 36. Brodie Martin, 38. Mitch Grigg, 40. Jason Porplyzia, 41. Kyle Hartigan, 42. Charlie Cameron, 44. Matt Crouch 46. Alex Spina

PORT ADELAIDE POWER
1. Travis Boak, 4. Brent Renouf, 5. Matthew Broadbent, 6. Angus Monfries, 13. Cameron O’Shea, 14. Paul Stewart, 15. Lewis Stevenson, 16. Ollie Wines, 17. Tom Clurey, 19. Matt White, 20. Chad Wingard, 21. Jared Polec, 22. Mason Shaw, 23. Matthew Lobbe, 24. Jarman Impey, 25. Dom Cassisi, 26. Andrew Moore, 29. Jasper Pittard, 30. Sam Colquhoun, 31. Mitch Harvey, 32. Jake Neade, 33. Darcy Byrne-Jones, 36. Jack Hombsch, 38. Ben Newton, 40. Aaron Young, 41. Brendon Ah Chee, 43. Karl Amon, 44. Tom Logan, 45. Daniel Flynn

News:

At an age when most AFL veterans loathe pre-season games, Adelaide’s 32-year-old recruit James Podsiadly couldn’t be more excited.

The former Geelong forward will play his first competitive match for the Crows on Sunday when they meet home-town rivals Port Adelaide in a pre-season fixture.

“It’s not for premiership points, which is what we all play footy for really, but it is exciting to be putting on a new jumper and playing with some new teammates,” Podsiadly told reporters on Tuesday.

The 2011 premiership player will combine with another recruit, ex-Carlton goalsneak Eddie Betts, in a revamped Adelaide forward line.

“It’s a new-look forward line so to get that cohesion is pretty important at this time of year,” Podsiadly said.

“Off the field, it (the cohesion) is really good but it’s hard to tell until we start playing some games against good opposition.

“It has been going well at training … we have just got to take it into this week and see how we go.”

Podsiadly’s union with Betts looms as a key for the Crows, with attacking spearhead Taylor Walker’s return from a knee reconstruction unlikely until a month into the season.

“He (Betts) is very impressive,” Podsiadly said.

“Off the training track too, he has taken a mentoring role with some of the young guys.

“On the training track, he’s as vibrant as he is off it.

“His skill and execution is fantastic … the pressure side of the smaller forwards, Eddie Betts in particular, key forwards get rewarded with that.”