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Serong Snap Gives Swans Last‑Second Two‑Point Win Over St Kilda

The win preserves Sydney’s top-two standing, prompting a medical review of several players.

Overview

  • Sydney overturned a 33-point deficit to beat St Kilda 15.14 (104) to 15.12 (102) after Jai Serong’s left‑foot snap with about 15–17 seconds remaining on Sunday.
  • St Kilda led for most of the match and looked dangerous after the returns of Nasiah Wanganeen‑Milera and Liam Ryan, with Ryan finishing as the Saints’ leading scorer on five goals.
  • The match was tightly contested in key stats despite the big swing on the scoreboard, with Sydney edging inside‑50s 64–59 while St Kilda won the clearances 44–34.
  • Sydney suffered several in‑game injuries that will affect short‑term selection: Justin McInerney left at half‑time with hamstring tightness and Tom McCartin was ruled out under concussion protocols.
  • The result extends Sydney’s unbeaten run at the SCG to seven and keeps pressure on ladder rivals, while St Kilda’s returning recruits offer cause for optimism despite the narrow loss.