North Melbourne vs Sydney Swans Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Jasmine GarnerGoal4Q 18:3988–20
- Tahlia RandallGoal4Q 17:3082–20
- Tahlia RandallGoal4Q 14:0676–20
- Ally MorphettGoal4Q 12:4270–20
- Amy SmithBehind4Q 7:2770–14
- Jenna BrutonBehind4Q 6:2769–14
- Montana HamBehind4Q 1:1068–14
- Jasmine GarnerGoal3Q 20:4668–13
- Emma KingGoal3Q 18:2362–13
- Tahlia RandallGoal3Q 12:0656–13
- Jenna BrutonBehind3Q 9:0050–13
- Emma KingGoal3Q 6:5549–13
- Jasmine GarnerGoal3Q 0:3343–13
- Amy Gavin ManganGoal2Q 16:5737–13
- Vikki WallBehind2Q 14:4731–13
- Rushed behindRushed behind2Q 12:0630–13
- Jasmine GarnerGoal2Q 4:0429–13
- Bella EddeyBehind2Q 3:2623–13
- Kate ShierlawBehind2Q 2:3222–13
- Vikki WallGoal2Q 0:2021–13
- Rushed behindRushed behind1Q 19:5515–13
- Alexia HamiltonGoal1Q 12:5714–13
- Rushed behindRushed behind1Q 12:0014–7
- Rushed behindRushed behind1Q 10:3513–7
- Sofia HurleyGoal1Q 8:4812–7
- Blaithin BogueGoal1Q 7:3712–1
- Ally MorphettBehind1Q 6:556–1
- Jenna BrutonGoal1Q 0:336–0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
North Melbourne beat Sydney by 68 points, 88–20.
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