Collingwood vs Greater Western Sydney Match Centre
Who takes the field
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Scoring timeline
Scoring Events
Most recent first- Jeremy CameronGoal4Q 27:2079-95
- Lachie WhitfieldGoal4Q 23:1279-89
- 4Q 21:4479-83
- Zac LangdonGoal4Q 18:3173-83
- RushedBehind4Q 17:5373-77
- Jeremy CameronBehind4Q 15:5073-76
- Harry HimmelbergBehind4Q 14:1373-75
- Stephen ConiglioGoal4Q 10:3973-74
- Stephen ConiglioGoal4Q 8:5573-68
- James AishGoal4Q 4:3173-62
- Jack CrispGoal4Q 2:1467-62
- Tom PhillipsBehind3Q 29:4361-62
- Will Hoskin-ElliottBehind3Q 29:1160-62
- Ben CrockerGoal3Q 27:5659-62
- Matt de BoerGoal3Q 23:3853-62
- Brodie GrundyGoal3Q 21:0153-56
- Travis VarcoeBehind3Q 18:1247-56
- Josh KellyGoal3Q 16:4546-56
- Jeremy CameronGoal3Q 13:2246-50
- Zac LangdonGoal3Q 10:2546-44
- Ben CrockerBehind3Q 7:3546-38
- Adam TreloarGoal3Q 5:2845-38
- Travis VarcoeGoal3Q 3:5939-38
- Adam TreloarGoal2Q 25:5533-38
- Harry HimmelbergBehind2Q 18:5727-38
- Josh ThomasBehind2Q 17:2927-37
- Josh ThomasGoal2Q 14:5226-37
- Harry HimmelbergGoal2Q 11:2520-37
- Stephen ConiglioGoal2Q 7:1020-31
- Jonathon PattonBehind1Q 30:5220-25
- Josh ThomasBehind1Q 28:0820-24
- Adam TomlinsonGoal1Q 26:4319-24
- Daniel LloydGoal1Q 20:3119-18
- Darcy MooreGoal1Q 17:1119-12
- Jeremy CameronGoal1Q 15:1713-12
- Tom PhillipsGoal1Q 9:0213-6
- Brodie GrundyGoal1Q 6:447-6
- Jack CrispBehind1Q 3:181-6
- Tom ScullyGoal1Q 1:400-6
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Greater Western Sydney beat Collingwood by 16 points, 95–79.
Greater Western Sydney extended a 1-point three-quarter-time lead with a 33–18 final term.
Match records and coverage
This summary uses the recorded scores; it cannot explain tactics or individual moments. Quarter comparisons are included only when all four quarters add up to the final score. Missing records are not counted as zero.
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