Brisbane Lions vs Carlton Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Erone FitzpatrickBehind4Q 19:0567–32
- Orla O'DwyerBehind4Q 15:3067–31
- Ruby SvarcGoal4Q 11:4566–31
- Dayna FinnGoal4Q 4:0560–31
- Sophie McKayBehind4Q 2:5760–25
- Ellie HampsonGoal3Q 23:4260–24
- Sophie McKayGoal3Q 18:2754–24
- Sophie ConwayBehind3Q 15:4154–18
- Dakota DavidsonGoal3Q 13:4953–18
- Ellie HampsonGoal3Q 11:3447–18
- Dakota DavidsonGoal3Q 7:1741–18
- Courtney HodderGoal3Q 3:5135–18
- Ruby SvarcGoal3Q 2:0229–18
- Poppy ScholzGoal2Q 18:5423–18
- Taylor SmithGoal2Q 13:0023–12
- Shannon CampbellBehind2Q 11:1717–12
- Poppy ScholzGoal2Q 9:3316–12
- Ruby SvarcGoal2Q 6:0816–6
- Courtney HodderBehind2Q 5:1610–6
- Ruby SvarcGoal2Q 1:599–6
- Neasa DooleyBehind1Q 11:223–6
- Dakota DavidsonBehind1Q 7:472–6
- Dayna FinnGoal1Q 4:491–6
- Orla O'DwyerBehind1Q 1:081–0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Brisbane Lions beat Carlton by 35 points, 67–32.
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