St Kilda vs Fremantle Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Nick RiewoldtGoal4Q 27:12111-28
- Jason GramBehind4Q 24:13105-28
- James GwiltGoal4Q 22:32104-28
- Clinton JonesGoal4Q 10:1598-28
- Paul HaslebyGoal4Q 7:5892-28
- Leigh MontagnaGoal4Q 5:4692-22
- RushedBehind4Q 4:5286-22
- Michael GardinerGoal3Q 21:0386-21
- Adam SchneiderBehind3Q 19:5980-21
- Nick Dal SantoGoal3Q 18:5779-21
- RushedBehind3Q 17:2473-21
- Nick RiewoldtGoal3Q 14:5173-20
- Leigh MontagnaBehind3Q 12:5867-20
- Stephen MilneBehind3Q 7:2966-20
- Clinton JonesGoal3Q 6:2865-20
- Nick Dal SantoGoal3Q 5:0459-20
- Matthew PavlichBehind2Q 25:3153-20
- RushedBehind2Q 24:1053-19
- Michael JohnsonGoal2Q 20:2852-19
- Matthew PavlichGoal2Q 12:5852-13
- Nick Dal SantoBehind2Q 10:4552-7
- Jarryn GearyGoal2Q 9:0651-7
- Brendon GoddardGoal2Q 6:1845-7
- Nick RiewoldtGoal2Q 3:3739-7
- Dean SolomonGoal2Q 2:0333-7
- Luke McPharlinBehind1Q 28:1133-1
- RushedBehind1Q 23:2433-0
- Stephen MilneBehind1Q 21:3032-0
- Clinton JonesGoal1Q 16:4831-0
- Stephen MilneGoal1Q 14:5325-0
- Jarryn GearyBehind1Q 12:5719-0
- Andrew McQualterGoal1Q 9:3618-0
- Nick RiewoldtGoal1Q 7:2512-0
- Nick RiewoldtGoal1Q 1:286-0
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How the match finished
St Kilda beat Fremantle by 83 points, 111–28.
St Kilda extended a 65-point three-quarter-time lead with a 25–7 final term.
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