North Melbourne vs Western Bulldogs Match Centre
Who takes the field
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Scoring timeline
Scoring Events
Most recent first- Ash RiddellGoal4Q 18:4759–4
- Niamh MartinGoal4Q 15:5053–4
- Alice O'LoughlinBehind4Q 10:1147–4
- Tahlia RandallBehind4Q 6:1946–4
- Jasmine GarnerBehind4Q 1:0345–4
- Tahlia RandallBehind3Q 17:2544–4
- Emma KingGoal3Q 13:0043–4
- Jasmine GarnerGoal3Q 6:2437–4
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 5:3131–4
- Jasmine GarnerGoal3Q 1:1830–4
- Tahlia RandallGoal2Q 9:0124–4
- Vikki WallBehind2Q 7:3218–4
- Sarah HartwigBehind2Q 5:0317–4
- Rushed behindRushed behind2Q 4:4717–3
- Rushed behindRushed behind1Q 17:1817–2
- Bella EddeyBehind1Q 15:3016–2
- Kim RennieBehind1Q 14:1815–2
- Emma KingGoal1Q 12:1914–2
- Sarah HartwigBehind1Q 11:208–2
- Alice O'LoughlinBehind1Q 10:298–1
- Vikki WallBehind1Q 9:237–1
- Niamh MartinGoal1Q 1:526–1
- Sarah HartwigBehind1Q 0:540–1
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Match Summary
How the match finished
North Melbourne beat Western Bulldogs by 55 points, 59–4.
This match record does not include quarter scores.
Match records and coverage
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