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Melbourne vs St Kilda Match Centre

Saturday 5-Apr-1986 Final Round 2
Melbourne logo
MEL
136 21.10
Coach: John Northey
108 16.12
STK
St Kilda logo
Coach: Graeme Gellie
M.C.G. Melbourne by 28 MEL by 28
Summary Lineups Player Statistics
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Scoring Events

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Quarter Scores

Team1Q2Q3Q4QTotal
MEL4.36.46.25.1136
STK4.26.04.52.5108

Match Leaders

Goals
5
David GrantSTK
Behinds
3
5 tied leaders
Alan JohnsonMEL
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Tackles
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Team Stats

MELSTK

Scoring / Attack

21Goals16
9Behinds12
5Behinds Rushed1

Possession

268Disposals288
196Kicks198
72Handballs90

Clearance / Contest

24Hitouts20

Other

59Marks77
24Frees For27
27Frees Against24

Match Summary

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