West Coast Eagles vs GWS GIANTS Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Isabella LewisBehind4Q 21:2975–33
- Charlotte RiggsBehind4Q 20:5674–33
- Amy FranklinGoal4Q 18:1973–33
- Jaide BrittonGoal4Q 15:4267–33
- Kellie GibsonBehind4Q 14:5561–33
- Ella RobertsGoal4Q 13:0460–33
- Georgia GarnettGoal4Q 4:2954–33
- Charlotte RiggsBehind4Q 2:0054–27
- Sarah LakayGoal3Q 21:0453–27
- Dana HookerGoal3Q 19:0047–27
- Kellie GibsonGoal3Q 17:0441–27
- 3Q 14:2435–27
- Brodee MowbrayBehind3Q 12:2135–21
- 3Q 9:3135–20
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 6:5835–14
- Tarni EvansBehind3Q 2:3134–14
- Lauren WakferBehind2Q 18:3734–13
- Abbygail BushbyGoal2Q 15:0833–13
- Rushed behindRushed behind2Q 13:1127–13
- Kellie GibsonBehind2Q 9:3726–13
- 2Q 7:0025–13
- Eilish O'DowdBehind2Q 1:2025–7
- Kellie GibsonGoal1Q 22:0625–6
- Eilish O'DowdGoal1Q 19:5519–6
- Amy FranklinGoal1Q 13:2319–0
- Kellie GibsonBehind1Q 10:1513–0
- Amy FranklinGoal1Q 5:1912–0
- Lauren WakferGoal1Q 3:456–0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
West Coast beat Greater Western Sydney by 42 points, 75–33.
This match record does not include quarter scores.
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