Adelaide’s 1998 grand final win has been ranked at No 2 in the Crows Greatest Moments.

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Winning consecutive premierships seemed unlikely when Adelaide lost its first final against Melbourne but wins against Sydney and the Western Bulldogs lifted the Crows into the premiership decider against minor premiers North Melbourne.

At half-time the Roos appeared in control, leading by 24 points. But Adelaide hit the front late in the third term and held North Melbourne goalless in the final quarter, kicking away to win by 35 points.

Andrew McLeod won the Norm Smith Medal as best afield and Darren Jarman booted five goals.

The Greatest Crows Moments so far are:

No.3: Darren Jarman's six-goal haul in the 1997 Grand Final

No.4: The 1997 Preliminary Final win over the Western Bulldogs

No.5: The Club's first-ever game - and win - against Hawthorn in 1991

No 6: Andrew McLeod wins consecutive Norm Smith Medals as best afield in the 1997 and 1998 grand finals

No 7: Mark Ricciuto’s 2003 Brownlow Medal win

No 8: Tony Modra’s Mark of the Year in 1993, v North Melbourne

No 9: Showdown final win, 2005

No 10: First final appearance, a win over Hawthorn at the MCG in 1993

No 11: Brett Burton’s 2009 Mark of the Year

No 12: Andrew McLeod’s winning goal v Hawthorn, 1995

No 13: Adelaide’s street parade after 1997 AFL premiership

No 14: The arrival of Malcolm Blight at end of 1996 season

No15: Farewell to Goodwin, McLeod, Burton and Hentschel after the final game of 2010

No 16: Rod Jameson’s after-siren goal to defeat Fitzroy in 1991

No 17: Last round win over Collingwood in 1993 to secure the Club’s first finals appearance

No 18: Ben Hart’s spectacular mark of the year in 1996

No 19: Adelaide’s first game against opposition on January 31, 1991

No 20: The new Club’s name, logo and guernsey are unveiled in November 1990