Richmond vs Greater Western Sydney Match Centre
Who takes the field
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Scoring timeline
Scoring Events
Most recent first- Josh KellyBehind4Q 29:5264-45
- Josh KellyBehind4Q 28:0264-44
- Jason CastagnaGoal4Q 26:2464-43
- Toby NankervisBehind4Q 26:0158-43
- Jonathon PattonGoal4Q 23:3457-43
- RushedBehind4Q 9:5957-37
- Jack RiewoldtBehind4Q 7:3557-36
- Josh KellyGoal4Q 4:4856-36
- Will SetterfieldBehind4Q 0:4656-30
- Trent CotchinBehind3Q 28:0156-29
- Toby NankervisGoal3Q 25:3655-29
- Josh CaddyGoal3Q 22:4349-29
- Nick HaynesGoal3Q 16:5843-29
- Kamdyn McIntoshGoal3Q 12:2343-23
- Shane EdwardsBehind3Q 2:4437-23
- Jack RiewoldtGoal3Q 1:0236-23
- Shane EdwardsBehind2Q 27:1330-23
- RushedBehind2Q 22:4629-23
- Jack RiewoldtGoal2Q 20:2228-23
- Kane LambertGoal2Q 17:4322-23
- Dustin MartinGoal2Q 13:4416-23
- Tom ScullyBehind2Q 10:1510-23
- Shane EdwardsBehind2Q 4:4310-22
- Daniel RioliGoal2Q 2:139-22
- Dustin MartinBehind2Q 0:403-22
- Jonathon PattonBehind1Q 24:162-22
- Callan WardGoal1Q 22:332-21
- RushedBehind1Q 19:102-15
- RushedBehind1Q 18:281-15
- Toby GreeneGoal1Q 15:510-15
- RushedBehind1Q 10:080-9
- Will SetterfieldBehind1Q 5:470-8
- Devon SmithBehind1Q 3:290-7
- Lachie WhitfieldGoal1Q 2:210-6
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Richmond beat Greater Western Sydney by 19 points, 64–45.
Richmond took a 27-point lead into the last quarter. Greater Western Sydney cut that back to 19 by the final siren, scoring 16 points to 8 in the final term.
Match records and coverage
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