Melbourne vs Fremantle Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Gemma HoughtonGoal4Q 10:3355–59
- Ashley SharpGoal4Q 9:0455–53
- Kiara BowersGoal4Q 5:3355–47
- Gemma HoughtonBehind4Q 4:2555–41
- Kate HoreBehind4Q 3:0055–40
- Bianca JakobssonGoal3Q 18:1654–40
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 15:1848–40
- Maddison GayGoal3Q 12:5847–40
- Eden ZankerGoal3Q 11:0741–40
- Tegan CunninghamGoal3Q 10:0235–40
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 9:1129–40
- Shelley ScottGoal3Q 3:0828–40
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 2:4122–40
- Maddison GayBehind3Q 1:0121–40
- 2Q 17:3620–40
- Gemma HoughtonGoal2Q 15:1920–34
- Ebony AntonioBehind2Q 14:0520–28
- Kara AntonioBehind2Q 10:3120–27
- Melissa CaulfieldBehind2Q 9:0320–26
- Ebony AntonioGoal2Q 3:5220–25
- Eden ZankerGoal2Q 1:3420–19
- Ashley SharpGoal1Q 18:5014–19
- Rushed behindRushed behind1Q 16:5614–13
- Stephanie CainGoal1Q 15:3113–13
- Sabreena McKinnonBehind1Q 11:2713–7
- 1Q 9:3413–6
- Maddison GayBehind1Q 5:2513–0
- Kate HoreGoal1Q 4:3212–0
- Aliesha NewmanGoal1Q 2:536–0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Fremantle beat Melbourne by 4 points, 59–55.
This match record does not include quarter scores.
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