Fremantle vs Gold Coast SUNS Match Centre
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Most recent first- Mia-Rae CliffordBehind4Q 17:4280–10
- 4Q 15:3879–10
- Kate FloodBehind4Q 14:1773–10
- Gemma HoughtonGoal4Q 10:4372–10
- 4Q 9:2066–10
- Ashley SharpGoal4Q 2:5560–10
- Rushed behindRushed behind4Q 1:2954–10
- Jordann HickeyBehind3Q 18:0954–9
- Gabby O'SullivanGoal3Q 15:1954–8
- Kate FloodGoal3Q 12:3148–8
- Ebony AntonioGoal3Q 11:0742–8
- Roxanne RouxBehind3Q 7:2736–8
- Roxanne RouxGoal2Q 19:2835–8
- Gemma HoughtonGoal2Q 15:5529–8
- Kate FloodGoal2Q 10:5323–8
- Katie-Jayne GrieveBehind2Q 7:0917–8
- Gemma HoughtonBehind2Q 6:1016–8
- Tiarna ErnstBehind2Q 2:0015–8
- Paige ParkerGoal1Q 14:0215–7
- Sabreena McKinnonBehind1Q 11:0015–1
- 1Q 9:0514–1
- Gabby O'SullivanGoal1Q 7:528–1
- Ashley SharpBehind1Q 6:592–1
- Ebony AntonioBehind1Q 5:301–1
- Jasmyn HewettBehind1Q 4:040–1
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How the match finished
Fremantle beat Gold Coast by 70 points, 80–10.
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