West Adelaide coach Andrew Collins proud of team's Foxtel Cup win West Adelaide football coach Andrew Collins says the club is aiming to win the Foxtel Cup. WEST Adelaide wants to win the Foxtel Cup after cruising through to the semi-finals with a 53-point win over VFL side Port Melbourne at the MCG on Tuesday night. Far from simply making up the numbers, the Bloods took a strong team to Melbourne and were led brilliantly by midfielders Ben Macreadie, Travis Tuck and stand-in skipper Aaron Fielke. Scores were level at half-time before West kicked 12 goals to four in the second half to win 17.9 (111) to 9.4 (58). The Bloods now play the winner of Claremont and Southport, who clash next week, in a semi-final likely to be at AAMI Stadium on July 16. Perhaps more significant was that the win snapped a two-game SANFL losing streak and sent West Adelaide into the bye on a good note. ``I'm incredibly proud of them. Not only because we were coming off two disappointing losses but because we were playing some good footy but not sustaining it," coach Andrew Collins said. ``To the boys' credit, their last three quarters were outstanding and I was really pleased with their efforts. Ryan Ferguson, Joel Tippett, Chris Schmidt, Tyson Slattery and Shannon Green were among the big names not to play but were not missed. West, which was bundled out of last year's Foxtel Cup with a 101-point belting from Claremont, now looks a serious contender for this year's title. ``We've always entered (the Foxtel Cup) with the intention of winning and the transfer to a midweek game has been very advantageous to us," Collins said. ``With the bye next week, one of our hardest sessions would have been Tuesday anyway. ``I'm sure if you asked the boys they would prefer to play a game. The only injury concern from the game was youngster Campbell Smith dislocating his shoulder. Collins and his assistant coaches, medical and fitness staff are spending this week in Melbourne visiting AFL clubs while players go on their mid-season break.