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Sydney Swans players celebrating during match against Port Adelaide
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Molloy's three goals steer Swans past Power

Chloe Molloy kicked three goals as Sydney beat Port Adelaide by 14 points in round six.

Chloe Molloy marked her 75th AFLW game with three majors, pushing Sydney to an impressive 14-point victory over Port Adelaide at Alberton Oval on Saturday. The Swans seized control in the final quarter, kicking the only two goals while the Power could not catch up.

Molloy's haul extended her hot streak to ten goals across her past three games. Zippy Fish also stood out for Sydney with a team-high 26 touches as midfield dynamo Sofia Hurley sat out with ankle surgery.

Abbey Dowrick led Port Adelaide with 27 possessions and 12 tackles, but it was not enough to trouble the visitors. Sydney improved to 5-1 with the win, while Port Adelaide slipped to 2-4 after a third straight loss.

Chloe Molloy
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Why it mattersSydney remains one of the competition's form teams heading into the back half of the season.

AustraliaSydney Swans fans saw their team solidify top-four contention in the 2026 AFLW season.

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