Collingwood Secures Comeback Victory Over Adelaide, Led by Nick Daicos Masterclass
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Collingwood, propelled by Nick Daicos's 39 disposals, overcame a 25-point deficit to defeat Adelaide 16.12 (108) to 11.8 (74) at Adelaide Oval, extending their winning streak to six games and climbing to seventh on the ladder.
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Collingwood overturned a 25-point second-quarter deficit to defeat Adelaide, extending their winning streak to six games. Adelaide's Taylor Walker kicked his 700th career goal during the match.
Another Nick Daicos masterclass has propelled Collingwood to a comeback 34-point away victory over Adelaide.
Daicos (39 disposals, one goal) helped the Magpies overturn a 25-point second-quarter deficit in a stirring 16.12 (108) to 11.8 (74) triumph on Thursday night.
Collingwood extended their winning streak to six games and climbed to seventh on the ladder.
Adelaide great Taylor Walker kicked his 700th career goal but the fifth-placed Crows blew a chance to rise to third spot.
Adelaide held a 25-point lead nine minutes into the second term, when Walker had already booted three majors.
But the Magpies climbed from the canvas in style, scoring 13 of the next 16 goals to stun the 50,109-strong Adelaide Oval crowd.
Daicos was instrumental, as were ruckman Darcy Cameron (23 disposals, six clearances, 37 hitouts) and veteran Scott Pendlebury (29 touches, one goal).
Magpies Dan McStay, Tim Membrey and Ed Allan kicked two goals each, and defender Isaac Quaynor (20 possessions) and 200-gamer Jordan De Goey (20, one goal) were also standouts.
Quaynor was booed by sections of the Adelaide Oval crowd throughout the game. Adelaide's Izak Rankine was suspended last year for using a homophobic slur against Quaynor in a game.
Adelaide's Walker couldn't add to his early three goals while Riley Thilthorpe also finished with three.
Crow Sam Berry collected 30 disposals and 10 clearances, Izak Rankine — facing the Pies for the first time since his homophobic slur suspension — had 25 touches, and defenders Wayne Milera (24 possessions) and Josh Worrell (21, seven marks) were busy.