Adelaide Crows vs West Coast Eagles Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Keeley KustermannBehind4Q 22:4748–31
- Emma SwansonGoal4Q 20:0047–31
- Amy FranklinBehind4Q 19:1547–25
- Charlotte RiggsGoal4Q 16:0447–24
- Lucia PainterBehind4Q 12:0947–18
- Mikayla WesternGoal4Q 8:5747–17
- Madison NewmanGoal4Q 3:0347–11
- Eloise JonesBehind4Q 0:5541–11
- Isabella LewisBehind3Q 14:4340–11
- Brooke BoileauGoal3Q 7:0940–10
- Eloise JonesGoal3Q 5:1334–10
- Teah CharltonBehind3Q 3:3628–10
- Madison NewmanGoal2Q 17:2927–10
- Charlotte RiggsBehind2Q 15:1721–10
- Lauren WakferBehind2Q 13:3021–9
- Isabella LewisGoal2Q 10:1521–8
- Danielle PonterGoal2Q 3:1621–2
- Rushed behindRushed behind2Q 1:4015–2
- Anne HatchardBehind1Q 15:3315–1
- Eloise JonesBehind1Q 9:2014–1
- Grace KellyGoal1Q 7:1213–1
- Rushed behindRushed behind1Q 6:597–1
- Ella RobertsBehind1Q 5:006–1
- Teah CharltonGoal1Q 2:256–0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Adelaide beat West Coast by 17 points, 48–31.
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