Four weeks in a row decided by six points or less

South Adelaide have now been in four consecutive matches decided by a goal or less; it's just the fifth occasion to have happened:

5 - Torrens, Rd 8-12 1932 (won 1 pt vs Port, draw vs South, won 3 pts vs Glenelg, won 3 pts vs Sturt, lost 3 pts vs Norwood)
4 - North, 1919 finals series (draw vs Torrens, won 5 pts vs Torrens, draw vs Sturt, lost 5 pts vs Sturt)
4 - Glenelg, Rd 6-9 1955 (won 4 pts vs West, won 6 pts vs Port, lost 2 pts vs Sturt, lost 2 points vs South)
4 - Sturt, Rd 7-10 1963 (won 3 pts vs Port, lost 5 pts vs South, lost 1 pt vs Torrens, won 2 pts vs Glenelg)
4 - South Rd 1-4 2017 (won 3 pts vs West, lost 6 pts vs Adelaide, won 5 pts vs Glenelg, won 4 pts vs Norwood)

Thanks Spelly

spell_check wrote:
4 - North, 1919 finals series (draw vs Torrens, won 5 pts vs Torrens, draw vs Sturt, lost 5 pts vs Sturt)

If it wasn't finals then North would have had consecutive draws. Has this happened to any other team where they have drawn 2 or more games in a row?

Yes, twice:

Team, Score, Opponent, Score, Round, Date, Year, Venue
South 6 5 41 Port 6 5 41 1 2 5 1903 Adelaide
Sturt 4 7 31 South 4 7 31 2 9 5 1903 Unley


South 10 6 66 West 9 12 66 7 10 5 1997 Noarlunga
Glenelg 12 5 77 South 12 5 77 8 18 5 1997 Glenelg

Thanks Spelly.
I wondered if there was an occasion in the early years when scores were lower but am surprised it happened in 1997 when draws are quite unusual.