Melbourne vs Fremantle Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Eden ZankerGoal4Q 17:5561–28
- Casey SherriffBehind4Q 17:0155–28
- Kate HoreGoal4Q 14:2354–28
- Megan KauffmanGoal4Q 11:4848–28
- Blaithin MackinGoal4Q 9:3548–22
- Blaithin MackinBehind4Q 6:4442–22
- Casey SherriffBehind4Q 3:4141–22
- Casey SherriffBehind4Q 1:3140–22
- Laura PughBehind3Q 18:5039–22
- Serena GibbsGoal3Q 12:3739–21
- Kate HoreGoal3Q 4:0139–15
- Megan KauffmanGoal2Q 13:1233–15
- Olivia PurcellBehind2Q 12:2233–9
- Eden ZankerBehind2Q 11:4232–9
- Kate HoreBehind2Q 11:0331–9
- Eden ZankerBehind2Q 10:3730–9
- Kate HoreBehind2Q 9:4929–9
- Eliza WestGoal2Q 7:4928–9
- Paxy PaxmanGoal2Q 6:3722–9
- Eden ZankerGoal2Q 4:4716–9
- Maeve ChaplinBehind2Q 1:5710–9
- Kate HoreBehind2Q 1:119–9
- Georgia GallBehind1Q 19:358–9
- Sarah WielstraBehind1Q 16:087–9
- Alyssa BannanBehind1Q 14:527–8
- Dana EastBehind1Q 10:076–8
- Gabby O'SullivanBehind1Q 8:426–7
- Tyla HanksGoal1Q 6:086–6
- Megan KauffmanGoal1Q 1:050–6
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Melbourne beat Fremantle by 33 points, 61–28.
This match record does not include quarter scores.
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