Western Bulldogs vs Fremantle Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Sabreena McKinnonBehind4Q 16:3551–66
- Ashley SharpGoal4Q 13:5051–65
- Kate FloodGoal4Q 10:0951–59
- Mia-Rae CliffordGoal4Q 8:4551–53
- 4Q 7:0551–47
- Ebony AntonioGoal4Q 2:0545–47
- Gabby O'SullivanBehind3Q 19:0445–41
- Gemma LagioiaBehind3Q 16:3545–40
- Ashley SharpGoal3Q 14:5944–40
- Mia-Rae CliffordGoal3Q 11:4944–34
- Gemma HoughtonBehind3Q 10:4944–28
- Deanna BerryGoal3Q 9:2244–27
- Nell Morris-DaltonBehind3Q 7:2338–27
- Kirsten McLeodGoal3Q 5:0737–27
- Aisling McCarthyGoal3Q 3:3331–27
- Laura PughGoal2Q 16:5625–27
- Gemma HoughtonBehind2Q 15:4025–21
- Kirsty LambBehind2Q 10:4725–20
- Ashley SharpGoal2Q 7:3624–20
- Kirsten McLeodGoal2Q 5:4924–14
- Hayley MillerGoal2Q 4:0218–14
- Ellie BlackburnGoal2Q 1:0118–8
- Kara AntonioGoal1Q 17:1012–8
- Hannah MunyardGoal1Q 12:3312–2
- Ashley SharpBehind1Q 8:356–2
- Ellie BlackburnGoal1Q 5:326–1
- Laura PughBehind1Q 2:210–1
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Fremantle beat Western Bulldogs by 15 points, 66–51.
This match record does not include quarter scores.
Match records and coverage
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