Carlton vs Collingwood Match Centre
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Scoring timeline
Scoring Events
Most recent first- Brooke WalkerBehind4Q 16:0134–29
- Darcy VescioGoal4Q 12:2833–29
- Rushed behindRushed behind4Q 8:2627–29
- Alison DownieGoal4Q 2:2026–29
- Breann HarringtonBehind4Q 1:1920–29
- Sarah RoweGoal3Q 18:1019–29
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 10:1619–23
- Darcy GuttridgeBehind3Q 8:2518–23
- Darcy GuttridgeGoal3Q 6:0818–22
- 3Q 4:3618–16
- Jaimee LambertBehind2Q 13:5712–16
- Jordyn AllenGoal2Q 11:1912–15
- Jordyn AllenBehind2Q 9:2712–9
- Katie LynchGoal2Q 7:3012–8
- Stephanie ChiocciBehind2Q 6:3312–2
- Stephanie ChiocciBehind2Q 5:1712–1
- Madison PrespakisBehind2Q 2:5312–0
- Darcy VescioBehind1Q 14:2911–0
- Darcy VescioBehind1Q 8:1010–0
- Tayla HarrisGoal1Q 6:229–0
- Tayla HarrisBehind1Q 5:143–0
- Rushed behindRushed behind1Q 2:482–0
- Darcy VescioBehind1Q 0:501–0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Carlton beat Collingwood by 5 points, 34–29.
This match record does not include quarter scores.
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