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Carlton vs Melbourne Match Centre

Saturday 22-May-1999
Final Round 9
Carlton logo
Carlton Coach: David Parkin
97 15.7
64 9.10
Melbourne Coach: Neale Daniher
Melbourne logo
Princes Park Carlton by 33 CAR by 33
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Quarter Scores

Team1Q2Q3Q4QTotal
CAR7.22.14.12.397
MEL3.20.22.54.164

Match Leaders

Goals
3
Brad PearceCAR
Behinds
3
James McDonaldMEL
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Tackles
4
Brett RattenCAR

Team Stats

CARMEL

Scoring / Attack

15Goals9
4Behinds10
57Inside 50s44
16Marks Inside 508
6Behinds Rushed0

Possession

350Disposals262
214Kicks162
136Handballs100
128Contested Possessions120
231Uncontested Possessions139

Clearance / Contest

39Clearances35
24Tackles27
30Hitouts39
11Contested Marks17

Other

100Marks56
22Frees For20
20Frees Against22
31Rebound 50s38
38Clangers38
21One Percenters15
7Bounces6

Match Summary

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How the match finished

Carlton beat Melbourne by 33 points, 97–64.

Carlton took a 43-point lead into the last quarter. Melbourne cut that back to 33 by the final siren, scoring 25 points to 15 in the final term.

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