Geelong vs Western Bulldogs 4-Jun-2000 Shot & disposal maps

Sunday 4-Jun-2000

Final Round 13

Geelong Coach: Mark Thompson

126 19.12

119 18.11

Western Bulldogs Coach: Terry Wallace

Quarter Scores

Team	1Q	2Q	3Q	4Q	Total
GEE	8.3	6.4	2.4	3.1	126
WBD	4.4	3.4	6.0	5.3	119

Match Leaders

Goals

Nathan EagletonWBD

Behinds

3 tied leaders

Jason SnellGEE

SuperCoach

Not available yet

Tackles

Peter RiccardiGEE

Team Stats

GEEWBD

Scoring / Attack

19Goals18

7Behinds9

62Inside 50s46

15Marks Inside 5014

1Behinds Rushed5

Possession

303Disposals306

192Kicks193

111Handballs113

132Contested Possessions141

167Uncontested Possessions175

Clearance / Contest

38Clearances53

39Tackles27

40Hitouts33

16Contested Marks11

Other

76Marks67

16Frees For16

16Frees Against16

24Rebound 50s37

31Clangers35

23One Percenters19

6Bounces12

How the match finished

Geelong beat Western Bulldogs by 7 points, 126–119.

Geelong took a 21-point lead into the last quarter. Western Bulldogs cut that back to 7 by the final siren, scoring 33 points to 19 in the final term.

This match record does not include scoring sequence.

Match records and coverage

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Replay & maps

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AFL event locations

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Match ends follow the AFL feed’s recorded first-quarter direction and the change of ends each quarter. Left and right refer to the source ground view.

Distance is an estimate from the recorded kick location to the centre of goal. Angle is degrees off centre: 0° is straight in front. These are geometric estimates, not measured kick distances or scoring probabilities.

The dots show where an attempt or disposal was recorded, not where the ball landed. A line to goal highlights the selected shot; it does not show the ball’s actual path.

Events without a usable location remain in the list. Missing quarters and missing locations are not treated as zero activity. Recorded shot attempts can include attempts that did not score, and the feed may be revised after the match.

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Times show elapsed time within each quarter, including time-on.

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