Fremantle vs Sydney Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Ed LangdonBehind4Q 27:4252-51
- Andrew BrayshawBehind4Q 27:0051-51
- Luke ParkerBehind4Q 25:5750-51
- Tom PapleyBehind4Q 20:1750-50
- Jake LloydBehind4Q 19:0250-49
- Sean DarcyBehind4Q 9:0150-48
- Nick BlakeyGoal4Q 5:5549-48
- Sam ReidGoal4Q 3:4449-42
- Michael WaltersGoal4Q 0:3949-36
- Sean DarcyBehind3Q 24:2143-36
- Brandon MateraGoal3Q 21:5942-36
- Rory LobbGoal3Q 14:5836-36
- Rory LobbGoal3Q 9:4030-36
- Sam ReidBehind3Q 7:3524-36
- Tom McCartinBehind3Q 2:1624-35
- Rory LobbGoal2Q 27:3124-34
- Robbie FoxGoal2Q 26:0518-34
- Sam ReidGoal2Q 22:5518-28
- Bradley HillBehind2Q 18:5218-22
- Tom PapleyGoal2Q 15:4317-22
- Brandon MateraBehind2Q 14:5917-16
- David MundyBehind2Q 13:1216-16
- Reece ConcaBehind2Q 11:5815-16
- Luke ParkerGoal2Q 9:5414-16
- Reece ConcaGoal2Q 5:3514-10
- RushedBehind2Q 1:198-10
- Tom McCartinBehind1Q 24:547-10
- Tom PapleyBehind1Q 23:127-9
- Jake LloydBehind1Q 16:077-8
- Sam ReidGoal1Q 8:187-7
- Michael WaltersBehind1Q 5:127-1
- Bradley HillGoal1Q 3:446-1
- Tom PapleyBehind1Q 2:270-1
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Fremantle beat Sydney by 1 point, 52–51.
Fremantle took a 7-point lead into the last quarter. Sydney cut that back to 1 by the final siren, scoring 15 points to 9 in the final term.
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