Western Bulldogs vs Essendon Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Heidi WoodleyBehind4Q 18:5265–22
- Rushed behindRushed behind4Q 13:4764–22
- Jess FitzgeraldGoal4Q 12:0964–21
- Heidi WoodleyGoal4Q 7:1158–21
- Mikala CannGoal4Q 2:0052–21
- Sophie AlexanderGoal3Q 18:2946–21
- Bonnie ToogoodBehind3Q 16:5846–15
- Emily GoughBehind3Q 11:2446–14
- Jess FitzgeraldBehind3Q 8:1346–13
- Daria BannisterBehind3Q 6:0245–13
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 2:5845–12
- Sarah HartwigGoal3Q 0:1845–11
- Emma McDonaldBehind2Q 22:5739–11
- Brooke WalkerBehind2Q 18:5038–11
- Emma McDonaldGoal2Q 16:3938–10
- Sarah HartwigGoal2Q 7:1832–10
- Heidi WoodleyGoal2Q 4:3026–10
- Sarah HartwigGoal2Q 3:0420–10
- Isabelle PritchardBehind2Q 1:4414–10
- Sarah HartwigGoal1Q 16:2913–10
- Georgia NanscawenBehind1Q 12:027–10
- Sophie AlexanderBehind1Q 11:187–9
- Ellie GavalasBehind1Q 9:317–8
- Rushed behindRushed behind1Q 7:376–8
- Emma McDonaldGoal1Q 4:176–7
- Emily GoughGoal1Q 1:240–7
- Daria BannisterBehind1Q 0:350–1
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Western Bulldogs beat Essendon by 43 points, 65–22.
This match record does not include quarter scores.
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