Sydney vs St Kilda Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Adam SchneiderGoal4Q 29:0750-52
- Nick DavisBehind4Q 24:4544-52
- RushedBehind4Q 22:4343-52
- Brett KirkGoal4Q 19:0243-51
- Michael OLoughlinBehind4Q 16:0237-51
- RushedBehind4Q 15:3736-51
- RushedBehind4Q 11:3735-51
- Fraser GehrigBehind4Q 10:1735-50
- Robert HarveyBehind4Q 0:1935-49
- RushedBehind3Q 28:0035-48
- Adam SchneiderGoal3Q 26:1934-48
- RushedBehind3Q 25:0128-48
- RushedBehind3Q 23:2027-48
- Leigh MontagnaGoal3Q 14:4227-47
- Adam SchneiderGoal3Q 11:5527-41
- Jason BlakeGoal3Q 7:2321-41
- Jarrad McVeighGoal2Q 28:1821-35
- Ryan OKeefeBehind2Q 23:5115-35
- Fraser GehrigGoal2Q 19:5114-35
- 2Q 16:3514-29
- RushedBehind2Q 15:318-29
- RushedBehind2Q 12:277-29
- Stephen MilneBehind2Q 11:387-28
- Fraser GehrigGoal2Q 9:497-27
- Brendon GoddardGoal2Q 8:167-21
- Barry HallGoal2Q 0:137-15
- Fraser GehrigGoal1Q 22:221-15
- Stephen MilneBehind1Q 20:541-9
- Luke BallBehind1Q 13:521-8
- RushedBehind1Q 8:221-7
- Nick DavisBehind1Q 5:321-6
- Michael RixGoal1Q 3:070-6
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Match Summary
How the match finished
St Kilda beat Sydney by 2 points, 52–50.
St Kilda took a 13-point lead into the last quarter. Sydney cut that back to 2 by the final siren, scoring 15 points to 4 in the final term.
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