Adelaide vs Greater Western Sydney Match Centre
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Most recent first- RushedBehind4Q 20:1359-47
- RushedBehind4Q 18:0258-47
- Brodie SmithBehind4Q 16:2058-46
- Tyson StengleBehind4Q 15:2357-46
- Sam JacobsGoal4Q 7:5356-46
- RushedBehind4Q 3:1656-40
- Lachlan MurphyBehind4Q 0:5956-39
- Shane McAdamGoal3Q 23:0055-39
- Heath ShawGoal3Q 19:5549-39
- Jeremy CameronGoal3Q 16:4149-33
- Matt CrouchGoal3Q 13:0849-27
- Rory SloaneGoal3Q 10:2543-27
- 3Q 5:0437-27
- Jye CaldwellGoal3Q 2:4131-27
- Taylor WalkerGoal3Q 0:2631-21
- Stephen ConiglioBehind2Q 22:3625-21
- Jeremy FinlaysonGoal2Q 18:0825-20
- Lachlan MurphyBehind2Q 17:2425-14
- RushedBehind2Q 16:4724-14
- Jeremy FinlaysonGoal2Q 12:1923-14
- Tim TarantoBehind2Q 11:0323-8
- Elliott HimmelbergBehind2Q 8:2623-7
- Brodie SmithBehind2Q 2:4422-7
- 1Q 24:5521-7
- Rory SloaneBehind1Q 22:3915-7
- Bobby HillGoal1Q 16:5614-7
- Jeremy CameronBehind1Q 13:3014-1
- Tyson StengleGoal1Q 9:2914-0
- Shane McAdamBehind1Q 5:088-0
- Shane McAdamGoal1Q 2:447-0
- Taylor WalkerBehind1Q 1:201-0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Adelaide beat Greater Western Sydney by 12 points, 59–47.
Adelaide took a 16-point lead into the last quarter. Greater Western Sydney cut that back to 12 by the final siren, scoring 8 points to 4 in the final term.
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