Melbourne vs Western Bulldogs Match Centre
Saturday 11-Aug-2007
Final
Round 19
Docklands
Melbourne by 42
MEL by 42
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Quarter Scores
Match Leaders
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Tackles
Team Stats
Scoring / Attack
19Goals12
9Behinds14
56Inside 50s54
8Goal Assists7
20Marks Inside 5017
6Behinds Rushed0
Possession
316Disposals370
201Kicks180
115Handballs190
128Contested Possessions122
189Uncontested Possessions255
Clearance / Contest
38Clearances33
64Tackles51
42Hitouts28
14Contested Marks6
Other
97Marks84
25Frees For15
15Frees Against25
37Rebound 50s35
43Clangers49
53One Percenters54
20Bounces21
Match Summary
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How the match finished
Melbourne beat Western Bulldogs by 42 points, 129–87.
Melbourne took a 52-point lead into the last quarter. Western Bulldogs cut that back to 42 by the final siren, scoring 32 points to 22 in the final term.
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Match records and coverage
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Games
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Grand Final
Sat 26 Sep
FINAL
FRE
89–96
BRI
M.C.G.
AFLW
Qualifying & Elimination Finals
Sat 7 Nov
AFLW
FINAL
GEE
52–56
MEL
IKON Park
Qualifying & Elimination Finals
Sat 7 Nov
AFLW
FINAL
NTH
49–13
CAR
IKON Park
Qualifying & Elimination Finals
Sun 8 Nov
AFLW
FULL TIME
Final data pending
SYD
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WBD
Henson Park
Qualifying & Elimination Finals
Sun 8 Nov
AFLW
FULL TIME
Final data pending
GCS
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HAW
People First Stadium