St Kilda vs Western Bulldogs Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Max KingGoal4Q 21:1088-49
- Bailey DaleBehind4Q 8:2782-49
- Josh DunkleyGoal4Q 6:0882-48
- Tim MembreyGoal4Q 4:4382-42
- Aaron NaughtonGoal4Q 2:2376-42
- Jack LonieBehind3Q 25:0976-36
- Dan HanneberyGoal3Q 23:2975-36
- Rowan MarshallGoal3Q 17:5469-36
- Bailey WilliamsGoal3Q 13:3363-36
- RushedBehind3Q 13:1263-30
- Josh BruceBehind3Q 11:2363-29
- Zak JonesGoal3Q 8:1363-28
- Dan ButlerGoal3Q 6:0157-28
- Jack BillingsGoal3Q 3:5251-28
- Ed RichardsGoal3Q 1:2345-28
- Dan ButlerGoal2Q 20:4945-22
- Jack SteeleGoal2Q 15:3739-22
- 2Q 13:4633-22
- Jade GreshamBehind2Q 12:0433-16
- Nick HindGoal2Q 8:4332-16
- RushedBehind2Q 3:1226-16
- Jack BillingsGoal2Q 1:2725-16
- Jack LonieGoal1Q 20:0719-16
- Sam LloydBehind1Q 17:1013-16
- Jack BillingsGoal1Q 14:5913-15
- Aaron NaughtonBehind1Q 13:227-15
- Bailey DaleBehind1Q 12:387-14
- Laitham VandermeerBehind1Q 11:007-13
- Jack MacraeGoal1Q 6:137-12
- Mitch WallisGoal1Q 4:137-6
- Max KingGoal1Q 1:337-0
- Dan ButlerBehind1Q 0:571-0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
St Kilda beat Western Bulldogs by 39 points, 88–49.
St Kilda took a 40-point lead into the last quarter. Western Bulldogs cut that back to 39 by the final siren, scoring 13 points to 12 in the final term.
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