St Kilda vs Fremantle Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Ryan MurphyBehind4Q 19:4265-57
- Nick RiewoldtGoal4Q 12:0765-56
- RushedBehind4Q 8:5059-56
- RushedBehind4Q 7:4459-55
- Ryan CrowleyGoal4Q 4:3059-54
- Rhys PalmerBehind3Q 27:0259-48
- Jason GramGoal3Q 23:5559-47
- Matthew PavlichBehind3Q 21:1053-47
- Nick RiewoldtGoal3Q 17:4353-46
- Brendon GoddardGoal3Q 15:2347-46
- Aaron SandilandsBehind3Q 13:3641-46
- Josh CarrGoal3Q 8:2841-45
- Charlie GardinerBehind3Q 7:1441-39
- Nick RiewoldtBehind3Q 5:3540-39
- Matthew PavlichGoal3Q 2:3739-39
- RushedBehind3Q 0:4539-33
- Rhys PalmerBehind2Q 27:3039-32
- Matthew PavlichBehind2Q 20:1439-31
- Matthew PavlichGoal2Q 19:0639-30
- Matthew PavlichGoal2Q 17:0539-24
- Matthew PavlichGoal2Q 12:5639-18
- Brendon GoddardGoal2Q 11:2539-12
- Jason GramGoal2Q 9:1433-12
- Ben McEvoyBehind1Q 28:3527-12
- Ryan MurphyGoal1Q 24:5726-12
- Leigh MontagnaGoal1Q 22:5226-6
- Nick RiewoldtGoal1Q 19:3820-6
- Matthew PavlichGoal1Q 13:3314-6
- David ArmitageBehind1Q 11:2614-0
- Lenny HayesBehind1Q 9:3113-0
- Sam GilbertGoal1Q 5:5312-0
- Lenny HayesGoal1Q 3:456-0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
St Kilda beat Fremantle by 8 points, 65–57.
St Kilda took a 11-point lead into the last quarter. Fremantle cut that back to 8 by the final siren, scoring 9 points to 6 in the final term.
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