Carlton vs Western Bulldogs Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Lachie HunterGoal4Q 24:3349-85
- RushedBehind4Q 17:5749-79
- Liam SumnerGoal4Q 9:1649-78
- Patrick CrippsBehind4Q 5:4843-78
- Matthew KreuzerBehind4Q 3:4842-78
- Patrick CrippsGoal4Q 1:0241-78
- Patrick CrippsBehind3Q 29:0835-78
- Bryce GibbsGoal3Q 25:5634-78
- RushedBehind3Q 22:4928-78
- Lin JongGoal3Q 21:0527-78
- Tom BoydBehind3Q 18:1827-72
- Marcus AdamsBehind3Q 13:0327-71
- Jason JohannisenGoal3Q 8:5027-70
- Liam SumnerGoal3Q 7:2527-64
- Andrew PhillipsGoal3Q 2:5821-64
- Koby StevensGoal3Q 1:0215-64
- Jed AdcockBehind2Q 26:4615-58
- 2Q 20:5415-57
- Dale MorrisBehind2Q 19:4715-51
- Tom LiberatoreGoal2Q 16:0315-50
- Bryce GibbsBehind2Q 12:1915-44
- 2Q 8:3814-44
- Luke DahlhausBehind2Q 7:5214-38
- Mitch WallisGoal2Q 6:1414-37
- Sam DochertyBehind2Q 3:0314-31
- Toby McLeanGoal1Q 29:1613-31
- Matt SucklingGoal1Q 27:1713-25
- Jed LambGoal1Q 25:3613-19
- 1Q 21:407-19
- RushedBehind1Q 17:177-13
- Dylan BuckleyGoal1Q 15:256-13
- RushedBehind1Q 10:500-13
- Jed AdcockGoal1Q 6:250-12
- Koby StevensGoal1Q 2:540-6
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Western Bulldogs beat Carlton by 36 points, 85–49.
Western Bulldogs took a 43-point lead into the last quarter. Carlton cut that back to 36 by the final siren, scoring 14 points to 7 in the final term.
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