Melbourne vs Adelaide Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Scott ThompsonBehind4Q 20:5034-51
- RushedBehind4Q 19:5434-50
- James McDonaldGoal4Q 15:2534-49
- Neville JettaBehind4Q 13:5728-49
- Michael NewtonBehind4Q 12:5327-49
- Brock McLeanGoal4Q 11:1926-49
- Lynden DunnGoal4Q 9:4920-49
- Brad MillerBehind4Q 8:2814-49
- Clint BartramBehind4Q 6:4813-49
- Kurt TippettGoal4Q 4:3912-49
- Kurt TippettGoal4Q 1:4612-43
- Matthew BateBehind3Q 26:4712-37
- Michael NewtonBehind3Q 23:2211-37
- Brent ReillyBehind3Q 21:3710-37
- Lynden DunnGoal3Q 15:5010-36
- Andrew McLeodGoal3Q 6:584-36
- James FrawleyBehind3Q 6:154-30
- Brad MillerBehind2Q 26:583-30
- Taylor WalkerGoal2Q 24:452-30
- Taylor WalkerBehind2Q 23:222-24
- Nathan van BerloBehind2Q 19:422-23
- Scott StevensGoal2Q 13:132-22
- Michael NewtonBehind2Q 10:112-16
- Taylor WalkerBehind1Q 19:341-16
- Graham JohncockBehind1Q 16:451-15
- RushedBehind1Q 12:581-14
- Brock McLeanBehind1Q 12:041-13
- Jason PorplyziaGoal1Q 10:020-13
- Graham JohncockGoal1Q 6:480-7
- Bernie VinceBehind1Q 5:570-1
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Adelaide beat Melbourne by 17 points, 51–34.
Adelaide took a 25-point lead into the last quarter. Melbourne cut that back to 17 by the final siren, scoring 22 points to 14 in the final term.
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