Melbourne vs St Kilda Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Tayla HarrisBehind4Q 20:5089–15
- Tayla HarrisBehind4Q 19:3788–15
- Megan FitzsimonGoal4Q 18:2787–15
- Natalie PlaneBehind4Q 15:5781–15
- Alyssa BannanGoal4Q 13:2081–14
- Lily JohnsonGoal4Q 7:4075–14
- Georgia GallGoal4Q 0:5869–14
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 16:2163–14
- Kate HoreGoal3Q 14:2962–14
- Eden ZankerGoal3Q 7:3456–14
- 3Q 4:0350–14
- Jesse Tawhiao-WardlawBehind3Q 2:4450–8
- Blaithin MackinBehind2Q 23:0450–7
- Kate HoreBehind2Q 21:2649–7
- Paxy PaxmanGoal2Q 19:3148–7
- Molly O'HehirBehind2Q 15:0842–7
- Tayla HarrisGoal2Q 13:0441–7
- Georgia GallGoal2Q 11:2935–7
- Eden ZankerGoal2Q 7:2729–7
- Rushed behindRushed behind2Q 5:1523–7
- Tayla HarrisGoal2Q 1:4023–6
- Kate HoreBehind1Q 17:4317–6
- Tayla HarrisBehind1Q 17:0216–6
- Olivia PurcellBehind1Q 14:3515–6
- Tayla HarrisBehind1Q 13:4914–6
- Kate HoreBehind1Q 12:4413–6
- J'Noemi AndersonGoal1Q 7:5712–6
- Tayla HarrisGoal1Q 5:3412–0
- Tayla HarrisGoal1Q 1:106–0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Melbourne beat St Kilda by 74 points, 89–15.
This match record does not include quarter scores.
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