AFL preliminary final live scores: Adelaide Crows v Geelong Cats

"13 years, 13 years and I am finally there," he tells Channel 7. 

It's their first grand final since 1998! They smashed the Cats tonight, and look absolutely the team to beat, no matter what happens tomorrow you would think.

ADL 21.10.136

GEE 19.15.75

Walker gets his second of the final term and of the last quarter. A snap from the boundary. 

CAMERON HAS FIVE. He has come of age tonight. He's been absolutely electrifying. What a star he could be if he finds consistency. 

Pandemonium in the stands as we speak. 

Tex Walker kicks his first. Not his biggest game, but he is sso influencial for this team. Leads it superbly. 

Riley Knight joins the goal deluge. The crowd are going bonkers at the Adelaide Oval. And so they should. They're such a watchable team the Crows, so fluid in attack, so quick and so precise. 

That's not to mention their defensive chops. Their tackling is superb, as is their ability to force turnovers. 

They'll be hard to beat in the grand final. 

A record for an AFL game at the Adelaide Oval. 

Henderson kicks one for the Cats. He won a baffling free kick for a deliberate out of bounds. 

Goal to Jenkins. He soccers it from close range. Game over. And it has been since the first quarter. 

It would be one of the most remarkable wins of all time if the Cats did it from here. 

Like the second quarter the Cats tried hard. They had more scoring shots than the Crows but Adelaide didn't wilt under the pressure. 

Motlop goal. It's a beauty too. From the pocket, on the run. 

Cameron takes a screamer! He is playing a blinder. He kicks his fourth. 

Hawkins is in the game. Wins a free kick in front of goal for an arm chop on the back of some super Joel Selwood stoppage work.

Hawkins kicks the goal. 

Goal. Matt Crouch. Another goal from a turnover. 10 of their majors have come from turnovers. 

Straight away the Crows reply. Cameron with his third. Another super passage of Adelaide play ends in a Cameron mark and he snaps the set shot. 

That bit of play began with a sloppy Joel Selwood kick from the centre. He turned it over and the Crows made him pay. 

They get the opening goal the Cats. The youngster Darcy Lang kicks it, a snap from a boundary throw in. Important.