North Melbourne vs Adelaide Crows Match Centre
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Scoring timeline
Scoring Events
Most recent first- 4Q 17:4463–21
- 4Q 10:5363–15
- Ash RiddellBehind4Q 10:1663–9
- Jasmine GarnerGoal4Q 8:0362–9
- Rushed behindRushed behind4Q 5:5456–9
- Jasmine GarnerGoal4Q 1:1556–8
- Ellie GavalasBehind3Q 10:1950–8
- Brittany GibsonBehind3Q 9:0249–8
- Kaitlyn AshmoreGoal3Q 7:4848–8
- Kaitlyn AshmoreGoal3Q 5:1042–8
- Stevie-Lee ThompsonBehind3Q 1:3736–8
- Ash RiddellBehind3Q 0:4036–7
- 2Q 14:5835–7
- Jasmine GarnerBehind2Q 10:5029–7
- Jasmine GarnerBehind2Q 9:4228–7
- Rushed behindRushed behind2Q 9:2427–7
- Emma KingGoal2Q 6:2826–7
- Kaitlyn AshmoreGoal2Q 1:5220–7
- 1Q 13:4814–7
- Kaitlyn AshmoreGoal1Q 11:228–7
- Rushed behindRushed behind1Q 9:542–7
- Danielle PonterGoal1Q 7:251–7
- Rushed behindRushed behind1Q 4:331–1
- Rushed behindRushed behind1Q 1:340–1
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Match Summary
How the match finished
North Melbourne beat Adelaide by 42 points, 63–21.
This match record does not include quarter scores.
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