Fremantle vs Melbourne Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Megan FitzsimonBehind4Q 19:2919–107
- 4Q 17:5819–106
- Casey SherriffBehind4Q 14:3613–106
- Tayla HarrisGoal4Q 12:4313–105
- Tayla HarrisGoal4Q 9:4813–99
- Tayla HarrisBehind4Q 8:3813–93
- Hayley MillerGoal4Q 6:4013–92
- Daisy PearceBehind4Q 5:517–92
- Kate HoreGoal4Q 4:167–91
- Daisy PearceBehind4Q 2:357–85
- Daisy PearceGoal3Q 19:477–84
- Casey SherriffBehind3Q 16:457–78
- Paxy PaxmanGoal3Q 14:567–77
- Paxy PaxmanGoal3Q 13:267–71
- Casey SherriffGoal3Q 10:397–65
- Daisy PearceGoal3Q 8:197–59
- Kate HoreGoal3Q 6:427–53
- Daisy PearceGoal3Q 4:087–47
- Alyssa BannanBehind2Q 17:257–41
- Olivia PurcellBehind2Q 16:237–40
- Tayla HarrisBehind2Q 15:587–39
- Alyssa BannanGoal2Q 14:217–38
- Eliza WestBehind2Q 12:557–32
- Hayley MillerBehind2Q 12:117–31
- Alyssa BannanBehind2Q 9:286–31
- Shelley ScottGoal2Q 6:176–30
- Daisy PearceGoal2Q 4:066–24
- Kate HoreGoal1Q 15:066–18
- Tayla HarrisGoal1Q 13:336–12
- Daisy PearceGoal1Q 5:376–6
- 1Q 2:296–0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Melbourne beat Fremantle by 88 points, 107–19.
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