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Hayde McLean is on target once more from the set-shot, as the Swans collect their 12th goal.

The hosts have shifted gears after quarter-time, kicking five goals to the Tigers’ single major.

Peter Ladhams gives the Swans more breathing space on the scoreboard.

His first major sees the Swans lead by 37 points.

Hayden McLean gives himself more reason to remember his 100th AFL match, kicking a goal almost midway through the second quarter.

It was a well-constructed goal from the Swans, with McLean on hand to mark and nail the set-shot for the home side’s 10th goal of the afternoon.

Sam Cumming comes to the Tigers’ rescue, halting a four-goal stretch from the Swans.

He kicks his first major of the afternoon.

We had just hit publish on the previous post when Charlie Curnow kicked his fifth goal of the match.

Isaac Heeney went long to find Curnow in the vicinity of the goal square.

Curnow marked and played on to add another major to his tally.

Around the corner and off a couple of steps, Charlie Curnow kicks his fourth goal for the Swans.

Curnow is eyeing off a bag, as the Swans extend their lead to 25 points.

Will the Swans build their lead in the second term?

Or can the Tigers continue their spirited showing from the first quarter?

We’re about to find out!

A Chad Warner goal late in the first quarter establishes a 20-point lead for the Swans at the opening break.

The Tigers, though, are very much in the contest.

Charlie Curnow has hit the ground running with his third goal of the match.

Curnow took a strong contested mark before converting from a set-shot opportunity inside the arc.

Swans lead by 14 points as quarter-time approaches.

Jasper Alger is rewarded for creating separation on the lead to mark the ball and then convert from the set-shot.

Alger had a tight angle to negotiate, but he did so with ease to record his second major of the afternoon.

Charlie Curnow doubles up, kicking his second goal of the opening term.

Nick Blakey stabbed a kick towards Curnow, who ran to space in the pocket to mark the ball.

Curnow went around the corner to stretch the Swans’ lead out to 14 points.

From the pocket, Logan McDonald threads the needle to kick his first goal of the match for the Swans.

His successful set-shot followed a much easier attempt on the posts only minutes earlier.

McDonald’s major pushes the Swans out to an eight-point lead.

Not long after Charlie Curnow opened his account for the Swans, the Tigers found a six-point response almost immediately through Tyler Sonsie.

We have a one-point ball game midway through the opening term.

We may have a shoot-out on our hands, as the Tigers have replied to Isaac Heeney’s major.

Noah Roberts-Thomson did the honours for the visitors, and we are again all square at the SCG.

The Swans have two goals on the trot, with Isaac Heeney on target from his set-shot opportunity.

Heeney won a marking contest inside the attacking 50 and made no mistake with his effort on the sticks.

It didn’t take long for the Swans to find a response on the scoreboard.

Nick Blakey had the pill and chipped a pass to James Jordon, who was lurking just outside the arc.

Jordon backed himself from long-range to land the set-shot and level scores early in the first term.

What a start from the Tigers!

Only 30 seconds into the match, the Tigers kick the first goal through Jasper Alger.

Following a stoppage, the Tigers won the ball and moved play into the attacking 50, where Alger was on hand to slot his major.

Play is under way at the SCG!

Swans or Tigers — who you got?