Melbourne vs Richmond Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Kane LambertGoal4Q 24:0152-79
- Kysaiah PickettBehind4Q 21:1852-73
- Tom LynchGoal4Q 19:4651-73
- Mitch HannanGoal4Q 18:1951-67
- Mitch HannanBehind4Q 15:5545-67
- Tom LynchGoal4Q 12:2644-67
- Bayley FritschGoal4Q 6:3444-61
- Tom McDonaldGoal4Q 2:4238-61
- Jason CastagnaBehind3Q 21:0432-61
- Kane LambertGoal3Q 14:4832-60
- Mitch HannanGoal3Q 13:1532-54
- Jake MelkshamGoal3Q 10:3826-54
- Tom LynchBehind3Q 8:3820-54
- RushedBehind3Q 6:5020-53
- Dustin MartinGoal3Q 4:5720-52
- RushedBehind3Q 1:3820-46
- RushedBehind2Q 24:4320-45
- Kane LambertGoal2Q 20:4619-45
- Jason CastagnaGoal2Q 16:4319-39
- Jack RiewoldtGoal2Q 10:3019-33
- Toby NankervisGoal2Q 4:4319-27
- Jake AartsBehind2Q 3:1719-21
- Bayley FritschGoal1Q 24:3419-20
- Daniel RioliGoal1Q 20:5613-20
- Jack HigginsGoal1Q 18:0413-14
- Jack HigginsBehind1Q 17:1013-8
- Jake MelkshamGoal1Q 13:2913-7
- Tom LynchBehind1Q 12:497-7
- Jake MelkshamBehind1Q 6:557-6
- Mitch HannanGoal1Q 3:456-6
- Tom LynchGoal1Q 1:380-6
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Richmond beat Melbourne by 27 points, 79–52.
Richmond took a 29-point lead into the last quarter. Melbourne cut that back to 27 by the final siren, scoring 20 points to 18 in the final term.
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