Adelaide will be without key defender Jake Lever for its clash with Geelong on Friday night.
Lever sustained a hamstring injury during the Crows' win over Melbourne on Saturday night and was taken out of the game in third quarter.
Coach Don Pyke confirmed on Thursday morning he will miss the match and ex-cricketer, Alex Keath will make his AFL debut.
"Jake Lever won't play with hamstring tightness, so we'll try and get him organised for next week if we can," Pyke said.
"It's just too tight on a six-day turnaround.
"It's nothing major, so we're really hopeful he'll be right for the following game."
He will be the fourth Adelaide player to debut this season after Jordan Gallucci, Hugh Greenwood and Jonathon Beech.
Jake Lever won't play because of hamstring tightness. Hopeful Jake will be fit to play next week #weflyasone
— Adelaide Crows (@Adelaide_FC) July 20, 2017
Coach Don Pyke reveals Alex Keath with make his AFL debut tomorrow night 😀! "He's earned it. He's performed really well at SANFL level."
— Adelaide Crows (@Adelaide_FC) July 20, 2017
Meanwhile, Rory Sloane is on track to play and looks to be recovering well from his concussion, as is forward Josh Jenkins, who has been suffering from a bout of food poising this week.
Josh Jenkins is tracking well after suffering food poisoning. And so far so good for Rory Sloane 👍 #weflyasone
— Adelaide Crows (@Adelaide_FC) July 20, 2017
