Fremantle vs Melbourne Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Maddison GayGoal4Q 10:3932–37
- Gemma HoughtonGoal4Q 8:2432–31
- Gemma HoughtonBehind4Q 7:2026–31
- Roxanne RouxGoal4Q 4:4825–31
- Roxanne RouxGoal3Q 15:4019–31
- Gabby O'SullivanGoal3Q 13:2313–31
- Eliza McNamaraBehind3Q 11:467–31
- Shelley ScottBehind3Q 10:167–30
- Gabby O'SullivanBehind3Q 5:587–29
- Kate HoreBehind2Q 16:136–29
- Kiara BowersBehind2Q 14:236–28
- Sabreena McKinnonBehind2Q 10:405–28
- Ebony AntonioBehind2Q 9:384–28
- Hayley MillerBehind2Q 8:553–28
- Hayley MillerBehind2Q 8:122–28
- Daisy PearceGoal2Q 3:381–28
- Rushed behindRushed behind2Q 2:071–22
- Paxy PaxmanBehind2Q 1:081–21
- Kate HoreBehind1Q 17:231–20
- Eliza McNamaraBehind1Q 16:461–19
- Eliza McNamaraGoal1Q 11:191–18
- Kate HoreGoal1Q 7:221–12
- Bianca WebbBehind1Q 4:481–6
- Kate HoreGoal1Q 3:110–6
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Melbourne beat Fremantle by 5 points, 37–32.
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