We're back in SA for Round 9, this time to face the Crows on their home deck.

Round 9

Adelaide v St Kilda
Sunday 14 May
12:40pm ACST (1:10pm AEST), Adelaide Oval
Broadcast live on Fox Footy, Kayo and the AFL Live Official App

Gates open 11:00am

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Parking

Casual parking will be available payable by card on entry (subject to availability) in the following locations:

• University Lane (limited casual parking) – access via Pennington Terrace
• Torrens Parade Ground – (disability permit and limited casual parking) – access via Victoria Drive
• Oval #2 (limited casual parking) – access via Montefiore Road, southbound
• North Car Park (permit parking and limited disability and casual parking) – access via Pennington Terrace
• East Car Park (permit parking only) – access via King William Road, northbound

Disability drop off and pick up zones (disability permit holders only) for event days are located on:

• War Memorial Drive, out the front of Next Gen Health Clubs and Tennis SA, adjacent to Pinky Flat. This drop off zone must be accessed from the western side via Montefiore Road or Morphett Street Bridge
• King William Road, adjacent to the East Gate for north-bound traffic
• Pennington Terrace (northern end of Adelaide Oval)

Permits for this can be obtained by contacting Services SA.

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Taylor Walker's brilliant five-goal haul has propelled Adelaide to a 52-point trouncing of St Kilda which lifts the Crows into the top eight.

With their 19.7 (121) to 10.9 (69) victory on Sunday at Adelaide Oval, the Crows banked their highest score under fourth-year coach Matthew Nicks.

And the belting is by far the biggest loss in the second coming at the Saints of coach Ross Lyon.

Walker kicked 5.0 and took eight marks while Izak Rankine, Darcy Fogarty and Luke Pedlar had two goals each as Adelaide scored more than a century for the fourth time this season.

Halfbacks Wayne Milera (26 disposals) and Brodie Smith (32) were dominant and Crows midfielders Jordan Dawson (33 touches) and Jake Soligo (22, one goal) were stand-outs.

St Kilda's previous defeats this season were by six and seven points.

Adelaide, with its fifth win, replace Carlton in eighth spot.

The Crows cracked St Kilda early with a stylish 6.2 to 1.1 opening term - the highest scoring quarter against the Saints this year.

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And when winger Chayce Jones converted a classy running goal just 45 seconds into the second quarter, the Crows were in command with a 37-point lead.

St Kilda responded to the crisis with four of the next six majors to sneak within 21 points, but that was the closest the Saints came to the lead.

Adelaide held a 10.2 to 5.5 halftime advantage and skipped 42 points clear after further strikes from Rankine and Walker.

Midway through the third term Adelaide led 84-42, passing the previous highest score in an entire game against the Saints' tight defence this year.

And St Kilda's cause took another hit when forward Tim Membrey, on the ground after a marking contest, was landed on by teammate Jack Higgins and heavily concussed.

The Crows then piled on six of the next seven goals as they cruised to victory.

Former Crow Brad Crouch topped St Kilda's ball-winners with 30 disposals and Hunter Clark (24) and Jack Steele (23) also battled against the flow.

Saint Jack Higgins slotted three goals and Anthony Caminiti, on return from suspension, kicked two.

ADELAIDE  6.2  10.2  15.9  19.7 (121)
ST KILDA  1.1  5.5  7.7  10.9 (69)

GOALS 
Adelaide: Walker 5, Rankine 2, Pedlar 2, Fogarty 2, Smith, Thilthorpe, Jones, Rachele, Soligo, Keays, Murphy, McHenry
St Kilda: Higgins 3, Caminiti 2, Wood 2, Butler, Byrnes, Membrey

BEST 
Adelaide: Dawson, Smith, Pedlar, Walker
St Kilda: Steele, Marshall, Crouch, Wood

INJURIES 
Adelaide: None
St Kilda: Membrey (head knock), Steele (knee)

SUBSTITUTES 
Adelaide: Ned McHenry (replaced Rory Laird in the fourth quarter)
St Kilda: Jack Bytel (replaced Tim Membrey in the third quarter)

Crowd: TBC at the Adelaide Oval