Fremantle vs Greater Western Sydney Match Centre
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Scoring timeline
Scoring Events
Most recent first- Matthew PavlichBehind4Q 29:3884-63
- RushedBehind4Q 28:1883-63
- Rory LobbGoal4Q 25:3283-62
- Jeremy CameronGoal4Q 18:5983-56
- Chris MayneGoal4Q 16:0083-50
- Jonathon GriffinGoal4Q 12:1777-50
- Ryan GriffenGoal4Q 7:1871-50
- 4Q 5:2071-44
- Hayden CrozierBehind3Q 31:5371-38
- Stephen HillBehind3Q 31:0270-38
- Matthew PavlichGoal3Q 24:2569-38
- Chris MayneGoal3Q 21:2163-38
- Nick SubanBehind3Q 19:1457-38
- Michael WaltersGoal3Q 17:3556-38
- Jeremy CameronGoal3Q 13:5350-38
- Jeremy CameronBehind3Q 12:2650-32
- Jed LambBehind3Q 9:4550-31
- Alex PearceGoal3Q 8:0250-30
- Jed LambGoal3Q 4:2944-30
- Tom ScullyGoal3Q 1:3744-24
- Danyle PearceBehind2Q 27:3144-18
- Danyle PearceGoal2Q 24:3643-18
- Lachie NealeBehind2Q 21:0537-18
- Michael BarlowBehind2Q 18:2836-18
- Jed LambBehind2Q 17:0335-18
- Michael WaltersGoal2Q 13:2135-17
- Nathan WilsonGoal2Q 12:0929-17
- Stephen ConiglioBehind2Q 10:0829-11
- Chris MayneBehind2Q 8:2929-10
- Toby GreeneBehind2Q 6:1928-10
- Jeremy CameronBehind2Q 5:5828-9
- RushedBehind2Q 5:0628-8
- Cam SutcliffeBehind2Q 2:1827-8
- Matthew PavlichGoal1Q 27:2526-8
- Matthew PavlichBehind1Q 19:5920-8
- RushedBehind1Q 17:1619-8
- RushedBehind1Q 16:0218-8
- Michael WaltersGoal1Q 12:3218-7
- Stephen ConiglioGoal1Q 8:2112-7
- Michael WaltersGoal1Q 4:1912-1
- Jeremy CameronBehind1Q 2:226-1
- David MundyGoal1Q 0:566-0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Fremantle beat Greater Western Sydney by 21 points, 84–63.
Fremantle took a 33-point lead into the last quarter. Greater Western Sydney cut that back to 21 by the final siren, scoring 25 points to 13 in the final term.
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