Richmond vs Essendon Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Sierra GrievesBehind4Q 17:3628–43
- Georgia GeeGoal4Q 16:0227–43
- Sophie AlexanderGoal4Q 10:5527–37
- Caitlin GreiserBehind4Q 7:1427–31
- Rushed behindRushed behind4Q 5:3926–31
- Montana BeruldsenBehind4Q 3:5625–31
- Rushed behindRushed behind4Q 2:2524–31
- Emelia YassirGoal3Q 19:1224–30
- Brooke WalkerBehind3Q 18:2518–30
- Sierra GrievesBehind3Q 14:3818–29
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 13:4017–29
- Paige ScottBehind3Q 11:0316–29
- Georgia GeeGoal3Q 8:5915–29
- Maggie MacLachlanBehind3Q 7:5715–23
- Katie BrennanGoal3Q 6:2915–22
- Rushed behindRushed behind2Q 18:429–22
- Grace BelloniBehind2Q 12:198–22
- Paige ScottBehind2Q 9:358–21
- Poppy KellyBehind2Q 7:357–21
- Sophie AlexanderGoal2Q 4:246–21
- Daria BannisterBehind2Q 2:456–15
- Georgia ClarkeGoal1Q 16:216–14
- Jessica VerbruggeBehind1Q 13:066–8
- Paige ScottGoal1Q 11:456–7
- 1Q 6:060–7
- Daria BannisterBehind1Q 4:470–1
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Essendon beat Richmond by 15 points, 43–28.
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