Adelaide will play at the SCG for only the third time in nine years in Season 2015.
The Crows will take on the Sydney Swans at home in a Saturday twilight fixture in Round 18. Adelaide’s last match at the SCG was a memorable five-point win in 2012.
Fans in New South Wales will have another chance to see the Crows live in Round Eight. For the fourth-year running, Adelaide will face Greater Western Sydney at Spotless Stadium.
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Queensland-based supporters will also be treated to two Crows games.
Adelaide heads north to play Gold Coast at Metricon Stadium in Round Six, and will return to the Sunshine State for a game against the Brisbane Lions at the Gabba in Round 13. The Club plays both the Lions and Suns twice. The Lions will journey to Adelaide to play the Crows for the first time since 2011 in Round 21.
Adelaide travels to Victoria five times in 2015 including a trip to Simonds Stadium to tackle Geelong in the final round of the season, which is a floating fixture.
The 19th Man in Melbourne will be treated to games against Collingwood (Round Two), Western Bulldogs (Round Four) and Essendon (Round 20) at Etihad Stadium, and an MCG clash with Carlton on Saturday afternoon in Round 10. It’s the fifth straight year the Crows will venture to Victoria to play the Blues.
The Crows will play one game in West Australia against West Coast in Round 15.
Adelaide’s fixture features 11 matches at Adelaide Oval including an ‘away’ Showdown in Round 16.
The Club has back-to-back home games against the Lions and West Coast in Rounds 21-22.
The Crows will host 2014 finalists North Melbourne (Round One), Port Adelaide (Round Five), Fremantle (Round Nine), Hawthorn (Round 12), Geelong (Round 14) and Richmond (Round 19).
The matches against the Hawks, Tigers and Freo will be played under lights at Adelaide Oval.
Melbourne (Round Three), St Kilda (Round Seven), Gold Coast (Round 17) and West Coast (Round 22) will also return to Adelaide Oval after visiting the ground to play the Crows this year.
Adelaide will play in five different states in the second half of the season, travelling to Queensland, West Australia, New South Wales and Victoria.
Click here to download the full AFL Fixture for Season 2015.
