West Coast vs Geelong Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- David WojcinskiGoal4Q 23:0051-49
- Chris JuddBehind4Q 22:0751-43
- RushedBehind4Q 20:4050-43
- Chris JuddBehind4Q 19:5750-42
- Brent MoloneyGoal4Q 14:1449-42
- Mark SeabyBehind4Q 10:3049-36
- Phillip MateraGoal4Q 5:3748-36
- Peter RiccardiGoal4Q 2:5242-36
- Andrew McDougallBehind3Q 20:5042-30
- RushedBehind3Q 18:3441-30
- Darren MilburnBehind3Q 12:1040-30
- Chad FletcherGoal3Q 6:0840-29
- Kent KingsleyBehind2Q 26:1234-29
- Gary AblettGoal2Q 25:0634-28
- Andrew McDougallGoal2Q 16:2634-22
- David WojcinskiBehind2Q 13:4428-22
- Ashley HansenGoal2Q 12:4828-21
- RushedBehind2Q 11:5422-21
- Ashley HansenBehind2Q 9:5521-21
- Ben CousinsBehind2Q 6:2120-21
- Chris JuddGoal2Q 3:1119-21
- RushedBehind2Q 1:4213-21
- Peter RiccardiGoal1Q 31:0513-20
- Peter RiccardiBehind1Q 27:2713-14
- Andrew McDougallBehind1Q 24:1713-13
- Gary AblettBehind1Q 22:4912-13
- Ashley SampiGoal1Q 21:0512-12
- Ashley HansenGoal1Q 19:006-12
- Kent KingsleyGoal1Q 14:050-12
- Gary AblettGoal1Q 3:310-6
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Match Summary
How the match finished
West Coast beat Geelong by 2 points, 51–49.
West Coast took a 12-point lead into the last quarter. Geelong cut that back to 2 by the final siren, scoring 19 points to 9 in the final term.
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