North Melbourne vs Sydney Swans Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Cynthia HamiltonGoal4Q 20:0987–27
- Alice O'LoughlinGoal4Q 15:1687–21
- Emma KingGoal4Q 7:0681–21
- Vikki WallGoal4Q 4:5675–21
- Niamh MartinGoal4Q 2:5769–21
- Tahlia RandallBehind4Q 0:5763–21
- Jasmine GarnerGoal3Q 21:1662–21
- Niamh MartinGoal3Q 18:2956–21
- Alice O'LoughlinGoal3Q 13:4450–21
- Cynthia HamiltonBehind3Q 12:2744–21
- Brooke LochlandBehind3Q 9:4344–20
- Tahlia RandallGoal3Q 7:0644–19
- Sofia HurleyBehind3Q 1:5038–19
- Jasmine GarnerGoal2Q 5:1538–18
- Tahlia RandallBehind2Q 3:3432–18
- Kate ShierlawBehind2Q 2:3931–18
- Tahlia RandallGoal1Q 23:2230–18
- Bella EddeyGoal1Q 22:1024–18
- Alexia HamiltonGoal1Q 14:3918–18
- Alice O'LoughlinGoal1Q 11:2418–12
- Alexia HamiltonGoal1Q 9:5012–12
- Jasmine GarnerGoal1Q 4:2912–6
- Montana HamGoal1Q 3:026–6
- Kate ShierlawGoal1Q 1:166–0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
North Melbourne beat Sydney by 60 points, 87–27.
This match record does not include quarter scores.
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