Fremantle vs Greater Western Sydney Match Centre
Who takes the field
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Scoring timeline
Scoring Events
Most recent first- Nathan WilsonGoal4Q 23:3853-91
- RushedBehind4Q 21:5447-91
- Matthew TabernerGoal4Q 18:2546-91
- Mitch CrowdenGoal4Q 14:3440-91
- Bobby HillGoal4Q 10:2534-91
- Jeremy CameronGoal4Q 6:3434-85
- Liam HenryBehind4Q 4:2734-79
- Jeremy CameronGoal4Q 1:4533-79
- Brent DanielsGoal3Q 27:2433-73
- Jake RiccardiGoal3Q 24:5333-67
- Jake RiccardiGoal3Q 22:2133-61
- Liam HenryGoal3Q 19:5733-55
- Toby GreeneGoal3Q 15:5427-55
- Jeremy CameronBehind3Q 14:3227-49
- Jake RiccardiGoal3Q 7:5827-48
- Bobby HillBehind3Q 6:5927-42
- David MundyGoal3Q 4:1227-41
- David MundyGoal3Q 1:5721-41
- Bobby HillBehind3Q 0:2315-41
- Lachie SchultzBehind2Q 23:3115-40
- Michael WaltersBehind2Q 17:3814-40
- Brent DanielsBehind2Q 15:2813-40
- Jeremy CameronBehind2Q 13:5613-39
- Brett BewleyGoal2Q 12:0013-38
- Bobby HillGoal2Q 10:287-38
- Tim TarantoGoal2Q 7:197-32
- Matthew TabernerGoal1Q 22:327-26
- Jake RiccardiGoal1Q 17:391-26
- RushedBehind1Q 14:131-20
- Jeremy CameronGoal1Q 12:141-19
- Jeremy CameronGoal1Q 10:181-13
- Jake RiccardiBehind1Q 8:271-7
- Harry HimmelbergGoal1Q 6:351-6
- Sean DarcyBehind1Q 1:251-0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Greater Western Sydney beat Fremantle by 38 points, 91–53.
Greater Western Sydney took a 40-point lead into the last quarter. Fremantle cut that back to 38 by the final siren, scoring 20 points to 18 in the final term.
Match records and coverage
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