Greater Western Sydney vs Melbourne Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Corey MaynardGoal4Q 25:4697-62
- Max GawnBehind4Q 25:1697-56
- Matt de BoerBehind4Q 19:0397-55
- Jake MelkshamGoal4Q 5:5496-55
- Jake MelkshamGoal4Q 4:3196-49
- Brett DeledioGoal4Q 2:1396-43
- Devon SmithGoal3Q 30:2990-43
- Devon SmithBehind3Q 28:3684-43
- Josh KellyBehind3Q 25:2583-43
- Nathan WilsonBehind3Q 17:1882-43
- Steve JohnsonBehind3Q 14:4181-43
- Alex Neal-BullenGoal3Q 12:1780-43
- Jack WattsGoal3Q 11:1880-37
- Josh KellyGoal3Q 8:0780-31
- Lachie WhitfieldBehind3Q 5:0874-31
- Devon SmithGoal3Q 2:1273-31
- Cameron PedersenGoal2Q 29:4767-31
- RushedBehind2Q 27:2767-25
- Shane MumfordGoal2Q 23:5567-24
- Callan WardGoal2Q 20:2361-24
- Brett DeledioBehind2Q 12:4355-24
- Tom McDonaldGoal2Q 7:0854-24
- RushedBehind1Q 30:4654-18
- Nathan WilsonBehind1Q 29:5253-18
- Dylan ShielGoal1Q 28:2852-18
- Lachie WhitfieldBehind1Q 27:3146-18
- Steve JohnsonGoal1Q 25:4245-18
- Josh KellyGoal1Q 21:2239-18
- Steve JohnsonGoal1Q 19:1333-18
- Josh KellyGoal1Q 17:5227-18
- Brett DeledioBehind1Q 15:4921-18
- Harry HimmelbergGoal1Q 14:5120-18
- Tom ScullyGoal1Q 13:3914-18
- Stephen ConiglioGoal1Q 12:098-18
- Dom TysonGoal1Q 8:242-18
- Alex Neal-BullenGoal1Q 5:592-12
- Callan WardBehind1Q 3:492-6
- Josh KellyBehind1Q 2:351-6
- Max GawnGoal1Q 1:010-6
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How the match finished
Greater Western Sydney beat Melbourne by 35 points, 97–62.
Greater Western Sydney took a 47-point lead into the last quarter. Melbourne cut that back to 35 by the final siren, scoring 19 points to 7 in the final term.
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