North Melbourne vs Melbourne Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Rushed behindRushed behind4Q 17:5946–36
- Eilish SheerinBehind4Q 15:1245–36
- Jasmine GarnerGoal4Q 9:5144–36
- Blaithin BogueGoal4Q 7:5538–36
- Jasmine GarnerBehind4Q 5:5332–36
- Ash RiddellBehind4Q 3:2131–36
- Tyla HanksBehind3Q 12:2430–36
- Ryleigh WotherspoonBehind3Q 9:4230–35
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 5:5030–34
- Kate HoreBehind3Q 2:4530–33
- Rushed behindRushed behind2Q 16:2930–32
- Kate HoreGoal2Q 14:1329–32
- Tahlia RandallBehind2Q 11:4029–26
- Rushed behindRushed behind2Q 9:1028–26
- Ash RiddellGoal2Q 4:0227–26
- Rushed behindRushed behind2Q 3:1221–26
- Bella EddeyBehind2Q 2:0020–26
- Tayla HarrisGoal1Q 22:0419–26
- Blaithin BogueGoal1Q 17:0519–20
- Eilish SheerinGoal1Q 15:2213–20
- Blaithin BogueGoal1Q 13:117–20
- Kate HoreGoal1Q 11:421–20
- Eden ZankerBehind1Q 10:361–14
- Eliza McNamaraBehind1Q 7:581–13
- Eilish SheerinBehind1Q 6:391–12
- 1Q 4:120–12
- Paxy PaxmanGoal1Q 2:070–6
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Match Summary
How the match finished
North Melbourne beat Melbourne by 10 points, 46–36.
This match record does not include quarter scores.
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