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Geelong vs Melbourne Match Centre

Saturday 11-May-1985 Final Round 7
Geelong logo
GEE
85 12.13
Coach: Tom Hafey
40 5.10
MEL
Melbourne logo
Coach: Ron Barassi
Kardinia Park Geelong by 45 GEE by 45
Summary Lineups Player Statistics
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Scoring Events

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Quarter Scores

Team1Q2Q3Q4QTotal
GEE3.31.14.64.385
MEL1.41.11.32.240

Match Leaders

Goals
5
Gary AblettGEE
Behinds
2
Gary AblettGEE
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Team Stats

GEEMEL

Scoring / Attack

12Goals5
8Behinds7
6Behinds Rushed0

Possession

332Disposals279
221Kicks206
111Handballs73

Clearance / Contest

27Hitouts22

Other

59Marks42
37Frees For32
32Frees Against35

Match Summary

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