Trailing 5-1 in centre clearances after the first term, the Swans fought back to score 58 points from that source, their highest in a decade. Tom Papley (11) was one of six Swans to kick three or more goals against the Power. Port were no match for a hot Swans outfit in the second quarter at the SCG. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementThe lead blew out to 50 before Port kicked the last goal of the second quarter to trail by 46 at halftime. The Swans kicked four goals to one to hold a handsome 59-point advantage at three-quarter time and ten to four in the last.