age I was glued to the television hoping Victoria would destroy South Australia". Western Australia South Australia also has an intense rivalry with Western Australia. It has been described that South Australia likes to try and underline its authority over Western Australia and let it be known that it's the more powerful football state of the pair. Fans at games between South Australia and Western Australia have been described as vociferous and parochial. A game between Western Australia and South Australia in Adelaide has been described as "parochialism raining". Notable State of Origin games South Australia have been involved in some of the most notable games in the history of Australian football. Here are some of them. 1993 South Australia 16.13.109 d Victoria 14.13.97: A close game at the MCG saw South Australia just get home in a game where Darren Jarman kicks six goals and Gary Ablett kicks five. 1992 South Australia 19.19 133 d Victoria 18.12.120: A game that Wayne Carey has described the reason he believed he could succeed in the AFL. In a high scoring game, Stephen Kernahan kicks six goals, Paul Salmon kicks five, Paul Roos kicks three and Wayne Carey dominates at centre half forward, kicking two goals. A classic where South Australia get home in the dying moments. 1984 Victoria 16.12.108 d South Australia 16.8.104: A packed house at Football Park set the stage for a thriller, in a game where Stephen Kernahan kicks ten goals, Paul Salmon kicks five and Peter Daicos kicks three. 1984 Western Australia 14.14.98 d South Australia 14.13.97: One of the most controversial State of Origin games, Western Australia came from 14 points down at the last break to win by a point. Late in the last quarter Western Australia was awarded a controversial free kick close to goal for holding the ball, and took the lead. With scores tied and seconds to go, a Western Australia player kicked a point on the run from outside 50, kicking the ball just before the siren went, to give Western Australia the lead. 1994 South Australia 11.9.75 d Victoria 10.13.73: A game regarded as one of the greatest games in the history of Australian football. In a close game, Tony Modra kicks six goals and Gary Ablett kicks four. 1986 South Australia 18.17.125 d Victoria 17.13.115: A high scoring game, where Stephen Kernahan, Grenville Dietrich, and Victoria Australian rules football