Adelaide Crows vs Essendon Match Centre
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Scoring timeline
Scoring Events
Most recent first- Amelia RadfordGoal4Q 19:4362–29
- Chelsea RandallGoal4Q 12:2162–23
- Danielle PonterGoal4Q 5:3656–23
- Sophie AlexanderBehind4Q 4:5950–23
- Niamh KellyGoal4Q 0:5850–22
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 16:5344–22
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 15:4243–22
- Jess WaterhouseBehind3Q 13:3742–22
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 10:1541–22
- Amber ClarkeBehind3Q 9:3141–21
- Rachelle MartinBehind3Q 6:1441–20
- Danielle PonterBehind3Q 2:1840–20
- Caitlin GouldGoal2Q 21:5539–20
- Niamh KellyBehind2Q 20:5433–20
- Paige ScottGoal2Q 17:0632–20
- Caitlin GouldGoal2Q 15:0532–14
- Ebony MarinoffGoal2Q 13:2826–14
- Danielle PonterGoal2Q 9:5320–14
- Daria BannisterGoal2Q 5:0714–14
- Danielle PonterBehind2Q 2:4814–8
- Niamh KellyGoal1Q 19:3113–8
- Ellyse GambleGoal1Q 12:227–8
- Caitlin GouldBehind1Q 8:217–2
- Rushed behindRushed behind1Q 7:076–2
- Daria BannisterBehind1Q 6:036–1
- Brooke TononGoal1Q 1:156–0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Adelaide beat Essendon by 33 points, 62–29.
This match record does not include quarter scores.
Match records and coverage
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