West Coast vs Sydney Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Isaac HeeneyBehind4Q 17:1377-43
- Jamie CrippsBehind4Q 15:5377-42
- Tom PapleyGoal4Q 13:1776-42
- Liam RyanGoal4Q 11:2076-36
- Oscar AllenGoal4Q 9:0670-36
- Tim KellyBehind4Q 6:2164-36
- Oscar AllenGoal4Q 3:3363-36
- Jamaine JonesBehind3Q 19:5857-36
- Jamie CrippsGoal3Q 16:3356-36
- Jamie CrippsGoal3Q 14:2250-36
- Jack DarlingGoal3Q 12:2444-36
- Oliver FlorentGoal3Q 9:4438-36
- Jack ReddenBehind3Q 8:1438-30
- Liam RyanBehind3Q 7:5737-30
- Jamie CrippsBehind3Q 5:3036-30
- Jordan DawsonBehind3Q 3:1635-30
- Nic NaitanuiBehind3Q 2:0035-29
- Josh KennedyBehind2Q 23:1834-29
- Josh KennedyBehind2Q 19:0634-28
- Jack DarlingGoal2Q 17:0533-28
- Hayden McLeanGoal2Q 14:1327-28
- James RowbottomBehind2Q 11:1027-22
- Dom SheedGoal2Q 6:0727-21
- Josh KennedyBehind2Q 4:1321-21
- Josh KennedyBehind2Q 1:5220-21
- Jake WatermanGoal1Q 26:3619-21
- Oscar AllenGoal1Q 24:1113-21
- Nick BlakeyBehind1Q 21:337-21
- Oscar AllenBehind1Q 19:447-20
- Hayden McLeanGoal1Q 16:586-20
- Jake WatermanGoal1Q 13:026-14
- Isaac HeeneyGoal1Q 11:060-14
- Tom PapleyBehind1Q 8:070-8
- Luke ParkerBehind1Q 5:400-7
- George HewettGoal1Q 1:270-6
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Match Summary
How the match finished
West Coast beat Sydney by 34 points, 77–43.
West Coast extended a 21-point three-quarter-time lead with a 20–7 final term.
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