West Coast vs Essendon Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Liam RyanBehind4Q 19:5460-45
- Irving MosquitoBehind4Q 16:0159-45
- 4Q 9:4359-44
- Liam RyanGoal3Q 20:5559-38
- Joe DaniherBehind3Q 17:5853-38
- RushedBehind3Q 16:3753-37
- Tom ColeGoal3Q 14:0952-37
- 3Q 10:1346-37
- Joe DaniherBehind3Q 8:3046-31
- Kyle LangfordBehind3Q 4:3346-30
- RushedBehind3Q 3:0646-29
- James StewartGoal2Q 25:4545-29
- 2Q 21:3245-23
- Dyson HeppellGoal2Q 18:3945-17
- Jack DarlingGoal2Q 15:1945-11
- Liam RyanGoal2Q 13:2339-11
- Liam RyanGoal2Q 11:3133-11
- Lewis JettaBehind2Q 7:4027-11
- Lewis JettaBehind2Q 6:4026-11
- Cale HookerBehind2Q 1:1725-11
- Bailey WilliamsGoal1Q 24:5025-10
- Jack DarlingGoal1Q 20:1019-10
- Joe DaniherBehind1Q 17:1413-10
- Cale HookerBehind1Q 15:0513-9
- Will SnellingBehind1Q 11:0913-8
- Oscar AllenGoal1Q 8:4713-7
- Will SnellingBehind1Q 5:107-7
- 1Q 3:407-6
- Jack DarlingBehind1Q 2:307-0
- Liam RyanGoal1Q 0:526-0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
West Coast beat Essendon by 15 points, 60–45.
West Coast took a 21-point lead into the last quarter. Essendon cut that back to 15 by the final siren, scoring 7 points to 1 in the final term.
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