Melbourne vs St Kilda Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Kate McCarthyBehind4Q 16:3766–22
- Tamara LukeGoal4Q 15:1066–21
- Kate HoreGoal4Q 12:4866–15
- Kate HoreBehind4Q 11:3560–15
- Paxy PaxmanBehind4Q 11:0059–15
- Rushed behindRushed behind4Q 10:2258–15
- Claudia WhitfortGoal4Q 8:3257–15
- Eliza McNamaraGoal4Q 3:4257–9
- Daisy PearceBehind4Q 2:3351–9
- Eden ZankerBehind4Q 1:2050–9
- Rushed behindRushed behind4Q 1:1149–9
- Lily MithenBehind3Q 13:0148–9
- Jacqueline ParryGoal3Q 8:4447–9
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 7:3941–9
- Alyssa BannanGoal3Q 5:4440–9
- Daisy PearceGoal3Q 3:1734–9
- Lauren PearceBehind3Q 1:3428–9
- Tegan CunninghamGoal2Q 15:4627–9
- Alison BrownBehind2Q 12:1821–9
- Nat ExonGoal2Q 10:1321–8
- Kate McCarthyBehind2Q 9:2321–2
- Tyla HanksBehind2Q 7:5321–1
- Georgia PatrikiosBehind2Q 5:2120–1
- Shelley ScottGoal2Q 3:3020–0
- Eden ZankerBehind1Q 15:4514–0
- Alyssa BannanGoal1Q 9:2113–0
- Daisy PearceGoal1Q 6:117–0
- Jacqueline ParryBehind1Q 2:361–0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Melbourne beat St Kilda by 44 points, 66–22.
This match record does not include quarter scores.
Match records and coverage
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