Live: Demons seek top six spot against Hawks after Crows demolish Roos

Here’s how the teams are looking ahead of Naarm’s (Melbourne) clash with Hawthorn at the MCG.

Crows win!

The Crows claim a third straight victory with a commanding performance against the battling Kangaroos.

For the record, the Crows triumphed 20.13 (133) to 9.11 (65).

It was the highest score of the Crows’ season so far.

The second quarter underpinned the home side’s victory — they kicked 10 goals to zero for the term.

At one stage, they managed 13 straight majors but to the credit of the Kangaroos, the visitors refused to give up.

Still, they have to deal with the fact they have lost four consecutive matches after making a solid start to the season.

A diving mark and then an accurate shot on goal gives Finn O’Sullivan something to be proud late in the match.

With only minutes remaining, the Crows lead by 67 points.

Jack Darling takes a strong mark on the lead before converting from the set-shot to snare his first goal.

The Kangaroos aren’t giving up, but they needed to show more fight earlier in the match.

The Crows are still eyeing off a 100-point winning margin, as Toby Murray kicks his second goal of the contest.

Murray’s effort has the Crows leading by 80, with just under eight minutes remaining in the match.

Josh Rachele’s third goal of the match was spectacular!

He gained possession under pressure and snapped from the pocket with his left boot.

Rachele aimed his celebrations towards spectators, giving the Crows a 19th major.

Paul Curtis has a third goal for the match, giving Kangaroos fans hope they can finish the quarter in a positive way.

The Crows’ lead drops to 70 points.

Paul Curtis is doing his part for the Kangaroos, kicking his second goal of the match early in the fourth quarter.

Curtis’s major reduces the Crows’ buffer to 75 points.

One quarter remains at Adelaide Oval, with the Crows holding an 81-point lead over the Kangaroos.

We already know the result, but it’s on the line for the Roos to limit the damage on the scoreboard.

The Crows continued their dominance in the third quarter, kicking 4.5 to 2.2 against the Kangaroos.

Can the hosts crack the 100-point mark, in terms of winning margin?

The result is beyond doubt, but the Kangaroos are still putting in an effort.

Cooper Trembath lands a major, just the fifth of the match for the visitors.

We know Josh Rachele has a soccer/football background …

Rachele almost dribbles the ball towards goal, before Ben Keays lends a hand.

Keays kicks off the ground with his right boot as if he was shooting for the top right corner of the onion bag and SCORES!

The Crows lead by 88 points.

Luke Nankervis, come on down!

Nankervis sells some candy and beats two opponents inside the attacking 50, before launching on the sticks for his second major of the afternoon.

Another one to add to the Crows’ highlight reel!

For the first time since the opening quarter, the Kangaroos have a goal.

Charlie Spargo went around the corner from a set-shot opportunity inside the Crows’ defensive 50.

The Crows’ buffer on the scoreboard is cut to … 74 points.

Ben Keays thinks on his feet, spinning around to snap a goal inside the Crows’ attacking 50.

Keays finished off a movement that followed a Kangaroos’ turnover.

It’s the Crows up by 80 points.

Brayden Cook negotiates a tight angle from a set-shot inside the attacking 50 to kick the Crows’ 12th straight goal.

Not the start the Kangaroos wanted to make to the third term.

The third quarter has made a start!

Will the Crows continue where they left off?

Or can the Kangaroos launch a fightback?

Let’s find out!

Well, that escalated quickly …

The Crows blitzed the Kangaroos in the second quarter, kicking 10.4 to 0.2.

Josh Rachele nailed another major after the siren, helping build on the Crows’ highest first-half score this season.

A 66-point lead will be hard to overturn in the third and fourth terms, but the Kangaroos can’t throw in the towel.