Melbourne vs Collingwood Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Imogen BarnettGoal4Q 16:3874–27
- Alyssia PisanoBehind4Q 15:0974–21
- Stacey LivingstoneBehind4Q 13:4473–21
- Alyssa BannanGoal4Q 11:0873–20
- Shelley Heath-BarkerBehind4Q 9:3267–20
- Alyssia PisanoGoal3Q 19:5666–20
- Alyssia PisanoBehind3Q 12:5660–20
- Eden ZankerGoal3Q 10:2759–20
- Kate HoreGoal3Q 7:5553–20
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 6:5247–20
- Alyssa BannanBehind3Q 4:3546–20
- Lauren ButlerGoal3Q 1:5645–20
- Alyssa BannanGoal2Q 16:1445–14
- Tyla HanksGoal2Q 14:0539–14
- Kate HoreGoal2Q 11:2533–14
- Kate HoreGoal2Q 8:5427–14
- Brittany BonniciGoal2Q 1:4121–14
- Lauren BrazzaleBehind1Q 20:2121–8
- Brittany BonniciGoal1Q 17:5621–7
- Georgia GallGoal1Q 15:5521–1
- Ryleigh WotherspoonBehind1Q 14:1415–1
- Blaithin MackinBehind1Q 13:4314–1
- Rushed behindRushed behind1Q 9:0813–1
- Georgia CampbellGoal1Q 7:1612–1
- Carly RemmosBehind1Q 6:066–1
- Megan FitzsimonGoal1Q 4:276–0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Melbourne beat Collingwood by 47 points, 74–27.
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