AFL LIVE: Weddle learns his fate for Rioli clash; inspired Crows outlast Dees; Blues out for five in a row

The Adelaide Crows have outlasted the Melbourne Demons after an eventful week, while the Giants, Blues, Pies, and Power prepare to close out AFL's Super Saturday

Justin Tomlinson

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AFL LIVE: Weddle learns his fate for Rioli clash; inspired Crows outlast Dees; Blues out for five in a row

The Adelaide Crows have emerged victorious after outlasting the Melbourne Demons in an AFL matchup, providing an inspiring result for the club. The victory comes after an eventful week of news and developments surrounding both of the clubs. Meanwhile, player Weddle has officially learned his fate from the league following a physical clash with Rioli.[1][2]

The sporting action is set to continue throughout Super Saturday with multiple key matchups. The Greater Western Sydney Giants will take on the Carlton Blues, who are currently searching for their fifth consecutive win in a row. Later in the evening, the Collingwood Magpies and the Port Adelaide Power will clash to close out the day's live AFL coverage.[1][2]

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