Fremantle vs North Melbourne Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Eilish SheerinGoal4Q 21:5214–114
- Bella SmithGoal4Q 19:0914–108
- Tahlia RandallGoal4Q 17:258–108
- Blaithin BogueGoal4Q 13:058–102
- Amy SmithGoal4Q 10:238–96
- Blaithin BogueGoal4Q 5:498–90
- Alice O'LoughlinGoal4Q 0:378–84
- Tess CravenGoal3Q 20:148–78
- Amy SmithGoal3Q 14:518–72
- Alice O'LoughlinGoal3Q 12:198–66
- Amy MulhollandBehind3Q 9:228–60
- Blaithin BogueGoal3Q 4:047–60
- Hayley MillerBehind3Q 2:577–54
- Tahlia RandallGoal3Q 1:196–54
- Rushed behindRushed behind2Q 17:236–48
- Alice O'LoughlinBehind2Q 15:456–47
- Blaithin BogueGoal2Q 13:156–46
- Kate ShierlawBehind2Q 11:586–40
- Tahlia RandallBehind2Q 11:016–39
- Alice O'LoughlinBehind2Q 5:046–38
- Jasmine GarnerGoal1Q 22:166–37
- Mia KingGoal1Q 17:536–31
- Ruby TripodiGoal1Q 14:486–25
- Ash RiddellGoal1Q 10:436–19
- Tahlia RandallGoal1Q 7:456–13
- Hayley MillerGoal1Q 6:026–7
- Alice O'LoughlinBehind1Q 4:390–7
- Taylah GattGoal1Q 3:000–6
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Match Summary
How the match finished
North Melbourne beat Fremantle by 100 points, 114–14.
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