broke away from Peter Caven to kick three goals in four minutes. For the rest of the match, Caven had the better of the duel. The Crows maintained their composure. Simon Goodwin took a handball from Troy Bond and snapped truly. Ten minutes later, Bond himself added a goal from a tight angle after Chad Rintoul cleverly knocked the ball back into play. But just before the break, a snap by Harvey put St Kilda twelve points up and held the Crows at bay. Third quarter The third term belonged to Adelaide, inspired mainly by the brilliance of Andrew McLeod, who was now playing in the midfield. Bond, from a free kick paid 45 metres out, began the second half with a goal; and, although Loewe, well held by Pittman, answered for St Kilda, the Crows then scored what could be considered a fortuitous goal when Rintoul's 65-metre bomb took a shocking bounce over Max Hudghton's head and went through. On a roll, the Crows quickly scored again with the brilliant Ellen, now playing half-back, drifting downfield to mark unattended two metres out. Fourth quarter With the game still in the balance, Blight made another winning tactical move, swinging the mercurial Darren Jarman, who had played most of the game in the midfield, to full-forward. Jarman would live up to his reputation as one of the finest sharpshooters, kicking five straight goals for the quarter; it would be last time a player would score six or more goals in an AFL Grand Final until 2021 when Bayley Fritsch also scored six goals. The Saints continued to fight to stay in the game, but Jarman's final goal for the quarter, an elegant snap off a quarter-step around his body on a tight angle from 35 metres, split the middle to make certain that the premiership was headed to South Australia. Aftermath Adelaide became the first team to win four consecutive finals to claim the AFL premiership—a feat matched by the Western Bulldogs in 2016. The Norm Smith Medal was presented by Fitzroy legend Kevin Murray to Andrew McLeod, who, at 21 years old, was the youngest player since Wayne Harmes to win the award. Named on a half-back flank against Matthew Lappin, McLeod was instrumental in foiling a number of St Kilda attacks in an even first quarter. However, in one of several successful positional moves he would make for the