Port Adelaide vs St Kilda Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- RushedBehind4Q 28:3754-44
- Travis BoakBehind4Q 27:3954-43
- James GwiltBehind4Q 21:4153-43
- Warren TredreaGoal4Q 16:5453-42
- RushedBehind4Q 14:4847-42
- Jay SchulzGoal4Q 10:2047-41
- Brett EbertGoal4Q 5:0941-41
- Brett EbertBehind3Q 27:0235-41
- Nick Dal SantoBehind3Q 24:3534-41
- Stephen MilneGoal3Q 19:2734-40
- Warren TredreaGoal3Q 16:0634-34
- James GwiltGoal3Q 14:0428-34
- RushedBehind3Q 7:3028-28
- RushedBehind3Q 6:1327-28
- Robbie GrayBehind3Q 3:3926-28
- Jay SchulzGoal3Q 1:3825-28
- Brett EbertBehind2Q 27:1419-28
- Adam SchneiderGoal2Q 25:3018-28
- Brett EbertBehind2Q 23:5018-22
- Andrew McQualterBehind2Q 16:0717-22
- Brett EbertGoal2Q 13:2317-21
- David RodanGoal2Q 9:2711-21
- Justin KoschitzkeBehind2Q 1:515-21
- Stephen MilneBehind1Q 26:585-20
- RushedBehind1Q 25:485-19
- Sam FisherGoal1Q 24:315-18
- Steven SalopekBehind1Q 21:565-12
- Adam SchneiderGoal1Q 20:264-12
- Brett EbertBehind1Q 12:044-6
- Jay SchulzBehind1Q 9:253-6
- Danyle PearceBehind1Q 6:012-6
- Adam SchneiderGoal1Q 4:021-6
- Justin WesthoffBehind1Q 2:331-0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Port Adelaide beat St Kilda by 10 points, 54–44.
Port Adelaide came from 6 points down at three-quarter time, outscoring St Kilda 19–3 in the final term to take the win.
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