The Adelaide Crows are already looking like premiership favourites just two weeks into the inaugural AFL Women’s season after their second win on Friday night.
The South Australians thumped the Western Bulldogs at Footscray’s Whitten Oval in front of 7669 fans, to finish up with seven goals and a 25-point lead over the home side.
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The final score was 7.6.48 to 2.11.23, but there were a number of stand out players on the field for both teams.
Crows Full Forward Sarah Perkins scored two goals, took three marks and caused all kinds of grief for the Dogs.
The 23-year-old originally missed out on the draft, despite kicking 52 goals in the 2016 Victorian Women's Football League season, and is already proving herself an indispensable asset for her side.
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This pains me as a power fan
But damn i was cheering for the crows last night
Its the one time in football i will
Until power get an aflw team that is, then its on!!!!!