Gold Coast vs North Melbourne Match Centre
Who takes the field
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Scoring timeline
Scoring Events
Most recent first- Sam DayGoal4Q 22:0691-28
- Alex SextonGoal4Q 16:5185-28
- Ben KingBehind4Q 14:1779-28
- RushedBehind4Q 13:0278-28
- Noah AndersonGoal4Q 10:3177-28
- Josh CorbettBehind4Q 10:0571-28
- Ben KingBehind4Q 7:2470-28
- Alex SextonGoal4Q 2:2569-28
- RushedBehind4Q 0:5663-28
- Aaron HallBehind3Q 20:4762-28
- RushedBehind3Q 18:1462-27
- David SwallowBehind3Q 16:3062-26
- Ben KingBehind3Q 15:0561-26
- Cameron ZurhaarBehind3Q 12:3460-26
- Josh CorbettBehind3Q 9:2360-25
- RushedBehind3Q 8:4859-25
- Lachie WellerBehind3Q 8:1258-25
- Sam DayBehind3Q 6:2157-25
- Alex SextonGoal3Q 3:3856-25
- Sam FlandersBehind2Q 26:0750-25
- Sam DayGoal2Q 24:3649-25
- RushedBehind2Q 23:1243-25
- Mason WoodGoal2Q 18:1542-25
- Ben AinsworthGoal2Q 14:3242-19
- Ben AinsworthBehind2Q 12:2136-19
- Alex SextonGoal2Q 9:5835-19
- Aaron HallGoal2Q 7:5529-19
- Ben KingGoal2Q 2:3329-13
- Sam DayBehind2Q 0:5623-13
- Mason WoodBehind1Q 24:5822-13
- Mason WoodGoal1Q 23:2822-12
- Josh CorbettBehind1Q 20:0922-6
- Izak RankineGoal1Q 15:1421-6
- Ben AinsworthBehind1Q 14:4715-6
- Cameron ZurhaarGoal1Q 10:1014-6
- Ben KingGoal1Q 6:5714-0
- Ben KingBehind1Q 3:318-0
- Brandon EllisGoal1Q 1:277-0
- Izak RankineBehind1Q 0:441-0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Gold Coast beat North Melbourne by 63 points, 91–28.
Gold Coast extended a 34-point three-quarter-time lead with a 29–0 final term.
Match records and coverage
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