St Kilda vs Richmond Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Tom LynchBehind4Q 21:1993-67
- Tim MembreyGoal4Q 16:4793-66
- Shai BoltonGoal4Q 12:2887-66
- Rowan MarshallGoal4Q 9:0787-60
- Dean KentGoal4Q 4:5881-60
- Jack RiewoldtBehind4Q 1:0275-60
- Dan ButlerBehind4Q 0:3175-59
- Toby NankervisGoal3Q 26:0374-59
- Jack RiewoldtBehind3Q 22:3874-53
- Dan ButlerGoal3Q 20:4374-52
- Jack HigginsGoal3Q 17:0668-52
- Sydney StackGoal3Q 13:3968-46
- Jonathon MarshGoal3Q 10:2368-40
- Tim MembreyGoal3Q 8:2662-40
- Jack LonieGoal3Q 3:2256-40
- Jason CastagnaBehind3Q 0:2850-40
- Jack HigginsBehind2Q 22:3850-39
- Shai BoltonGoal2Q 17:3850-38
- Tom LynchBehind2Q 17:0450-32
- Dan ButlerGoal2Q 15:0850-31
- Bradley HillGoal2Q 10:4744-31
- Jack LonieGoal2Q 5:1738-31
- Jack RiewoldtGoal2Q 3:4332-31
- Jack RiewoldtBehind1Q 29:0932-25
- Dan ButlerBehind1Q 27:0432-24
- Tom LynchGoal1Q 25:4331-24
- Dean KentGoal1Q 23:2931-18
- Tom LynchGoal1Q 18:5725-18
- Jason CastagnaGoal1Q 17:0325-12
- Tim MembreyGoal1Q 13:2325-6
- Josh BattleGoal1Q 10:1519-6
- Rowan MarshallGoal1Q 7:1713-6
- Tim MembreyBehind1Q 4:527-6
- Dan ButlerGoal1Q 2:516-6
- Shane EdwardsGoal1Q 0:150-6
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Match Summary
How the match finished
St Kilda beat Richmond by 26 points, 93–67.
St Kilda extended a 15-point three-quarter-time lead with a 19–8 final term.
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