Melbourne vs Richmond Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Monique ContiBehind4Q 21:0257–20
- Mackenzie FordGoal4Q 17:5157–19
- Lily JohnsonBehind4Q 13:3757–13
- Megan FitzsimonGoal4Q 10:2856–13
- Isabel BaconGoal4Q 8:0350–13
- Eden ZankerGoal4Q 4:3650–7
- Rebecca MillerBehind4Q 3:5944–7
- Maddie ShevlinBehind4Q 2:3944–6
- Lauren PearceBehind3Q 16:5644–5
- Monique ContiBehind3Q 13:4143–5
- Caitlin GreiserBehind3Q 11:3343–4
- Georgia CampbellGoal3Q 8:1743–3
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 5:3537–3
- Kate HoreGoal3Q 0:5337–2
- Lauren PearceGoal2Q 20:3231–2
- Tyla HanksBehind2Q 17:5825–2
- Kate HoreGoal2Q 16:1724–2
- Katelyn CoxBehind2Q 13:3418–2
- Megan FitzsimonBehind2Q 9:3018–1
- Eliza McNamaraBehind2Q 7:3617–1
- Maddie ShevlinBehind2Q 4:2816–1
- Georgia GallGoal2Q 2:1716–0
- Paxy PaxmanBehind2Q 0:3210–0
- Georgia GallBehind1Q 16:299–0
- Paxy PaxmanBehind1Q 8:518–0
- Kate HoreBehind1Q 6:227–0
- Alyssa BannanGoal1Q 2:376–0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Melbourne beat Richmond by 37 points, 57–20.
This match record does not include quarter scores.
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