Carlton vs St Kilda Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Jack NewnesGoal4Q 23:0955-73
- Jack MartinBehind4Q 19:3349-73
- Patrick CrippsGoal4Q 16:4748-73
- Dan ButlerBehind4Q 13:0642-73
- Dean KentBehind4Q 10:5842-72
- Michael GibbonsGoal4Q 8:5842-71
- Dean KentGoal4Q 5:3436-71
- Tim MembreyGoal4Q 3:0136-65
- Jack BillingsGoal3Q 22:3536-59
- Patrick CrippsBehind3Q 19:0636-53
- Will SetterfieldGoal3Q 14:5635-53
- Will SetterfieldGoal3Q 9:0829-53
- Dan ButlerGoal3Q 7:0223-53
- RushedBehind3Q 6:1123-47
- Jack MartinGoal3Q 3:5923-46
- Marc PittonetBehind3Q 1:4217-46
- Jack MartinBehind2Q 21:4316-46
- Sam PhilpGoal2Q 16:2115-46
- Dan ButlerGoal2Q 11:589-46
- Sam DochertyBehind2Q 11:269-40
- Josh BattleBehind2Q 7:538-40
- RushedBehind2Q 5:508-39
- Max KingGoal2Q 3:147-39
- Jade GreshamGoal2Q 0:247-33
- Jarryn GearyGoal1Q 23:467-27
- Tim MembreyBehind1Q 22:417-21
- Eddie BettsGoal1Q 17:217-20
- Jonathon MarshBehind1Q 16:491-20
- Jarryn GearyGoal1Q 14:501-19
- Josh BattleBehind1Q 13:341-13
- Josh BattleGoal1Q 10:141-12
- Sam PhilpBehind1Q 7:321-6
- Max KingGoal1Q 3:270-6
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Match Summary
How the match finished
St Kilda beat Carlton by 18 points, 73–55.
St Kilda took a 23-point lead into the last quarter. Carlton cut that back to 18 by the final siren, scoring 19 points to 14 in the final term.
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