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Fixture
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Records & History
Port Adelaide entered the AFL in 1997, joining the Adelaide Crows as the second side from South Australia in the national competition.
The club boasts a proud history of success in the South Australian National Football League, and it took the Power just seven seasons to translate that success to the AFL with a maiden premiership in 2004.
The pickings since that history-making flag have been slim. Coach Ken Hinkley has taken Port Adelaide as far as preliminary finals in 2014, 2020, 2021 and 2024, but they have yet to take the next step.
Is 2025 the year that changes, or have Hinkley and the Power missed their window? Let’s take a look at the odds and see where Port Adelaide sit in the major AFL betting markets.
About the Port Adelaide Power
| Established: | 1997 |
|---|---|
| Home ground: | Adelaide Oval |
| Coach: | Ken Hinkley |
| Captain: | Connor Rozee |
| Premierships: | 1 – 2004 |
| 2024 ladder finish: | 2nd (16-7-0) |
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Updated Port Adelaide futures betting
| 2025 Premiership | To Finish Top 4 | Brownlow Medal | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Odds @ Marantelli Bet | +1700 | +190 | Zak Butters +2000 |
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- Despite finishing top four in four of the past five seasons, Port Adelaide enter the 2005 AFL campaign as long shots to win the flag. Even with young guns like Connor Rozee, Zak Butters and Jason Horne-Francis running around, there appears to be a general consensus that the Power have missed their window. If you fancy Port to prove the doubters wrong, top online bookmakers will give you pre-season odds of around $18 for a Power premiership.
- Port Adelaide have had no issue making the top four in recent years, finishing third or better four times from 2020 onwards. AFL bookies are cooling on the Power, however, and odds of around $2.90 are available for Ken Hinkley’s men to end up in the leading quartet once again.
- Over the past two seasons, Zak Butters has established himself as one of the top midfielders in the AFL. That has been reflected in Brownlow Medal voting, as he finished third in the count last year with 29 votes. Starting the season around $21 with top AFL betting sites, Butters is one of the better options outside the top few in the market.
Port Adelaide Power 2025 AFL fixture
| Round | Date | Opponent | Time (SA) | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Opening Round | BYE | |||
| 1 | Saturday, March 15 | Collingwood Magpies | 7:05pm | MCG, VIC |
| 2 | Saturday, March 22 | Richmond Tigers | 3:45pm | Adelaide Oval, SA |
| 3 | Thursday, March 27 | Essendon Bombers | 7:00pm | Marvel Stadium, VIC |
| 4 | Sunday, April 6 | St Kilda Saints | 2:50pm | Adelaide Oval, SA |
| 5 | Sunday, April 13 | Hawthorn Hawks | 6:50pm | Adelaide Oval, SA |
| 6 | Sunday, April 20 | Sydney Swans | 2:50pm | SCG, NSW |
| 7 | Saturday, April 26 | North Melbourne Kangaroos | 3:45pm | Adelaide Oval, SA |
| 8 | Saturday, May 3 | Western Bulldogs | 12:50pm | Ars Stadium, VIC |
| 9 | Saturday, May 10 | Adelaide Crows | 7:40pm | Adelaide Oval, SA |
| 10 | Sunday, May 17 | Geelong Cats | 3:45pm | Adelaide Oval, SA |
| 11 | Saturday, May 24 | Fremantle Dockers | 7:40pm | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 12 | BYE | |||
| 13 | Saturday, June 7 | GWS Giants | 7:05pm | Manuka Oval, ACT |
| 14 | Sunday, June 15 | Melbourne Demons | 2:50pm | Adelaide Oval, SA |
| 15 | Saturday, June 21 | Sydney Swans | 3:45pm | Adelaide Oval, SA |
| 16 | TBC | Carlton Blues | TBC | Adelaide Oval, SA |
| 17 | TBC | Brisbane Lions | TBC | The Gabba, QLD |
| 18 | TBC | West Coast Eagles | TBC | Adelaide Oval, SA |
| 19 | TBC | Hawthorn Hawks | TBC | UTAS Stadium, TAS |
| 20 | TBC | Adelaide Crows | TBC | Adelaide Oval, SA |
| 21 | TBC | Geelong Cats | TBC | GMHBA Stadium, VIC |
| 22 | TBC | Fremantle Dockers | TBC | Adelaide Oval, SA |
| 23 | TBC | Carlton Blues | TBC | MCG, VIC |
| 24 | TBC | Gold Coast Suns | TBC | Adelaide Oval, SA |
Port Adelaide players to watch in 2025
Jack Lukosius
Born: 9/8/2000
Games: 116
Goals: 79
Position: Defender/Forward
After 116 games in six seasons with the Gold Coast Suns, Jack Lukosius will be determined to make his mark straight away at Port Adelaide. Capable of playing forward, back, or on a wing, the Woodville-West Torrens product was often seen as a victim of his own versatility during his time in Queensland. The retirement of Charlie Dixon means Lukosius can expect to start forward in 2025, but will he prove to be the puzzle piece Port have been missing all these years?
Connor Rozee
Born: 22/1/2000
Games: 129
Goals: 113
Position: Midfielder/Forward
Connor Rozee’s first season as Power captain was a mixed bag. After some hot early form, the two-time All-Australian tapered off somewhat as he battled injury niggles throughout the campaign. It has always been a question of consistency for Rozee — his talent is beyond doubt — and the Port faithful will be hoping he stays fit and brings his A-game on a more regular basis in 2025.
Aliir Aliir
Born: 24/7/1998
Games: 156
Goals: 5
Position: Defender
Aliir Aliir is now the leader of the Port Adelaide defence, so it was concerning to see how easily some opponents managed to drag him out of position in 2024. His form improved towards the back end of the year, but some questions remain about whether Aliir can adapt his game enough to accomodate the likes of Brandon Zerk-Thatcher and Esava Ratugolea. This season could be an important one for the former Swan.
Port Adelaide Power records & stats
- Most matches:
Travis Boak – 370* (2007-present) - Most matches coached:
Ken Hinkley – 275* (2013-present) - Most goals kicked in one match:
8.4 – Warren Tredrea vs. Carlton, Rd 8 1998 - Most Best & Fairest awards:
Warren Tredrea, Kane Cornes – four - Most goals in a season:
Warren Tredrea – 81 (2004) - Most career goals:
Warren Tredrea – 549
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