St Kilda, with goalsneak Jack Higgins which intervenes three majors, has pushed an adelaide quick finish port for a precious 17 -point victory.
The saints played a third consecutive victory with a daring triumph 13.11 (89) at 10.12 (72) in Adelaide Oval.
After St Kilda led 31 points at the end of the second mandate, the power has increased to less than five points with eight minutes remaining in the match.
But the animated saints responded with the following two majors – a long chic bomb of the influence Jack Sinclair followed by a conversion of Lance Collard after a strong brand.
St Kilda, powered by six consecutive goals in a frenzy of the first quarter, is now anchored in the first eight with three victories and a defeat.
But the power slipped to a precarious victory and three defeats before a round confrontation at the collection against a hot hawthorn.
The striker of the saints, Higgins, kicked two of his goals in the blitz in the first term and the teammate Mitch Owens launched two for the match.
After the match, Higgins stopped for an interview with Channel 7, and he was asked if he intended to explore Adélaide while he and his team were in the city of the churches.
The 26 -year -old has crossed an ironic response, declaring: “No. I don’t like adelaide.
Jack Higgins (right) pushed an ironic sleigh to Adelaide after the victory of St Kilda against Port on Sunday
Higgins was out of contests during the match, cutting three goals while raising 10 eliminations
“So I will probably be in my room to play with the boys!”
His bizarre and brutal comment made many football fans speak on social networks.
While some have been left in hysteria, others applauded the comment.
“Said what person he is. An adult man playing cod ” wrote.
“His loss,” wrote another on X.
The veterans Sinclair (25 eliminations, a goal), the recruit Jack Macrae (28 possessions) and the chic half-back Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera (25 keys) played a decisive role in victory.
The great attackers of Port, Ollie Lord and Mitch Georgiades, scored three goals each, like Jason Horne-Francis, who also collected 28 possessions in a double role in the midfield.
The vice-captain in power, Zak Butters, brought together 30 keys in his first game of the season since the recovery of a knee injury and defender Miles Bergman (25 eliminations) was occupied.
Some fans on X hit the football star after his comments after Sunday’s victory
The defeat means that Port Adelaide has now lost three of its four opening league games
St Kilda, meanwhile, now has 3-1
But the local team paid a huge price for their first mandate period when it is unable to stop the break -up of six goals from the saints.
Horne-Francis de Port literally entered an open goal for the initial major major after a 50m penalty against Saint Marcus Windhager for having entered the protected area.
Power Star Butters gave Windhager a service that sparked a massive melee.
Butters – Already the most sentenced player to the League – will probably do another financial hit and could therefore around 20 other players.
The crashes triggered the saints, who scored the following six goals in a 23 -minute purple patch to create a 30 -point lead.
Visitors led 6.4 to 2.4 in the quarter -time, but the power made breakthroughs starting the first two goals in the second term to follow 13 points.
But the saints again withdrew with three consecutive goals in four minutes – Wanganeen -Milera retained the long -range race to put its 31 light points.
St Kilda led by 23 points at halftime, from 9.6 to 5.7, but the local team joined with three successive majors – when Lord slipped after a free kick, they were down 11 points.
But Higgins converted an elegant snap of the left foot to give his team a 17 -quarter 17 -quarter stamp.
Port then accused Lord and Georgiades of scoring goals to follow only five points and maintain the whole momentum.
But the brilliant goal of Sinclair on the race five minutes later, stopped the saints, who meet GWS next Sunday in Norwood Oval in Adélaïde.