Sydney vs Melbourne Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Mitch BrownGoal4Q 25:3067-46
- Will HaywardBehind4Q 24:1467-40
- Ryan ClarkeGoal4Q 21:5866-40
- Tom PapleyBehind4Q 21:1260-40
- Max GawnBehind4Q 20:0659-40
- Lewis TaylorGoal4Q 18:0559-39
- Ed LangdonBehind4Q 16:3753-39
- Steven MayGoal4Q 12:3253-38
- Jack VineyBehind4Q 7:4453-32
- James HarmesGoal4Q 5:3953-31
- Luke ParkerGoal4Q 3:0353-25
- Tom PapleyBehind4Q 1:4047-25
- Bayley FritschBehind3Q 21:5246-25
- Ed LangdonBehind3Q 19:0746-24
- Josh KennedyBehind3Q 14:1346-23
- Christian PetraccaBehind3Q 8:0245-23
- Jordan DawsonBehind3Q 5:1145-22
- Alex Neal-BullenGoal3Q 3:0544-22
- Justin McInerneyGoal2Q 22:4244-16
- Justin McInerneyGoal2Q 18:4138-16
- Nathan JonesBehind2Q 17:2032-16
- Luke ParkerBehind2Q 15:2732-15
- Will HaywardGoal2Q 11:5931-15
- Hayden McLeanGoal2Q 7:4125-15
- Jordan DawsonBehind2Q 3:4819-15
- Luke ParkerGoal2Q 2:0218-15
- Angus BrayshawBehind1Q 26:0912-15
- Charlie SpargoGoal1Q 22:2712-14
- Angus BrayshawGoal1Q 17:5112-8
- Sam WicksGoal1Q 13:4812-2
- RushedBehind1Q 9:456-2
- Mitch BrownBehind1Q 5:466-1
- James RowbottomGoal1Q 2:046-0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Sydney beat Melbourne by 21 points, 67–46.
The 21-point gap at three-quarter time held through the final term, when both sides added 21 points.
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