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Melbourne vs Fremantle Match Centre

Friday 4-Jun-1999
Final Round 10
Melbourne logo
Melbourne Coach: Neale Daniher
90 13.12
144 22.12
Fremantle Coach: Damian Drum
Fremantle logo
M.C.G. Fremantle by 54 FRE by 54
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Quarter Scores

Team1Q2Q3Q4QTotal
MEL3.53.13.24.490
FRE6.46.36.34.2144

Match Leaders

Goals
10
Tony ModraFRE
Behinds
4
David SchwarzMEL
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Tackles
4
Matthew FebeyMEL

Team Stats

MELFRE

Scoring / Attack

13Goals22
11Behinds10
54Inside 50s47
18Marks Inside 5020
0Behinds Rushed6

Possession

271Disposals315
175Kicks218
96Handballs97
130Contested Possessions139
141Uncontested Possessions176

Clearance / Contest

45Clearances36
30Tackles21
31Hitouts28
15Contested Marks14

Other

69Marks87
19Frees For23
23Frees Against19
19Rebound 50s35
27Clangers18
22One Percenters21
2Bounces6

Match Summary

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How the match finished

Fremantle beat Melbourne by 54 points, 144–90.

Fremantle took a 56-point lead into the last quarter. Melbourne cut that back to 54 by the final siren, scoring 28 points to 26 in the final term.

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