Fremantle vs GWS GIANTS Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Tait MackrillBehind4Q 13:1952–20
- Gemma HoughtonBehind4Q 11:2052–19
- Ann McMahonGoal4Q 8:2851–19
- Airlie RunnallsBehind4Q 6:2245–19
- Rushed behindRushed behind4Q 1:2144–19
- Tait MackrillBehind3Q 13:1144–18
- Katherine SmithBehind3Q 10:1844–17
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 9:2444–16
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 7:2044–15
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 3:5043–15
- Hayley MillerBehind3Q 2:4942–15
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 1:0241–15
- Dana EastGoal2Q 19:2140–15
- Aine TigheBehind2Q 17:2334–15
- Hayley MillerGoal2Q 11:5333–15
- Ebony AntonioBehind2Q 11:1827–15
- Kiara BowersGoal2Q 9:3626–15
- Gemma HoughtonGoal2Q 7:3220–15
- Ann McMahonBehind2Q 5:1414–15
- Mikayla HydeBehind2Q 1:0613–15
- Cora StauntonGoal1Q 15:1212–15
- Rebecca BeesonBehind1Q 12:5612–9
- Gemma HoughtonGoal1Q 7:4112–8
- Cora StauntonGoal1Q 6:166–8
- Rushed behindRushed behind1Q 5:096–2
- Ebony AntonioGoal1Q 3:346–1
- Alicia EvaBehind1Q 0:530–1
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Fremantle beat Greater Western Sydney by 32 points, 52–20.
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