Carlton vs Collingwood Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Bryce GibbsGoal4Q 29:2945-57
- Travis VarcoeBehind4Q 28:3239-57
- Andrew PhillipsGoal4Q 22:0839-56
- Bryce GibbsBehind4Q 19:5533-56
- Jarryd BlairGoal4Q 15:4732-56
- Travis ClokeBehind3Q 25:3932-50
- Darcy MooreBehind3Q 20:5132-49
- RushedBehind3Q 19:3132-48
- Brodie GrundyGoal3Q 15:4131-48
- Levi CasboultBehind3Q 13:2331-42
- Brayden MaynardBehind3Q 11:3430-42
- Jarryd BlairGoal3Q 8:5130-41
- Sam KerridgeBehind2Q 21:5830-35
- RushedBehind2Q 19:1529-35
- RushedBehind2Q 15:2828-35
- James AishGoal2Q 14:1827-35
- Bryce GibbsGoal2Q 10:0327-29
- Brodie GrundyGoal2Q 8:1621-29
- Andrew WalkerBehind1Q 28:1221-23
- Jordan de GoeyBehind1Q 27:1020-23
- Levi GreenwoodGoal1Q 25:1220-22
- Matthew WrightGoal1Q 22:5320-16
- Travis ClokeBehind1Q 20:5914-16
- Scott PendleburyGoal1Q 19:3214-15
- Jack SilvagniBehind1Q 18:1614-9
- Simon WhiteGoal1Q 12:0913-9
- Sam KerridgeBehind1Q 10:047-9
- Darcy MooreGoal1Q 9:026-9
- Levi GreenwoodBehind1Q 7:156-3
- Brodie GrundyBehind1Q 6:016-2
- Jed LambGoal1Q 3:136-1
- Darcy MooreBehind1Q 1:160-1
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Collingwood beat Carlton by 12 points, 57–45.
Collingwood took a 18-point lead into the last quarter. Carlton cut that back to 12 by the final siren, scoring 13 points to 7 in the final term.
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