Port Adelaide vs Greater Western Sydney Match Centre
Who takes the field
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Scoring timeline
Scoring Events
Most recent first- Lachie AshGoal4Q 24:4063-46
- Charlie DixonBehind4Q 23:0963-40
- Kane FarrellBehind4Q 22:0662-40
- Zak ButtersGoal4Q 19:4361-40
- Josh KellyBehind4Q 17:3255-40
- Todd MarshallGoal4Q 15:1955-39
- Brad EbertBehind4Q 14:3649-39
- Kane FarrellGoal4Q 10:3148-39
- 4Q 8:2942-39
- Jeremy FinlaysonGoal4Q 3:5236-39
- Charlie DixonGoal3Q 24:3536-33
- Ollie WinesBehind3Q 21:1530-33
- RushedBehind3Q 19:5329-33
- Kane FarrellBehind3Q 18:2829-32
- Lachie WhitfieldGoal3Q 14:3428-32
- Jeremy CameronBehind3Q 8:5728-26
- RushedBehind3Q 8:3328-25
- Stephen ConiglioBehind3Q 7:1128-24
- Jeremy CameronGoal3Q 4:5928-23
- Steven MotlopGoal2Q 25:0128-17
- Tom GreenBehind2Q 20:4822-17
- Jeremy CameronGoal2Q 18:1222-16
- Harry HimmelbergBehind2Q 16:2622-10
- Robbie GrayGoal2Q 13:5122-9
- Todd MarshallBehind2Q 12:3916-9
- Toby GreeneGoal2Q 8:5515-9
- Josh KellyBehind2Q 7:2815-3
- Jeremy FinlaysonBehind2Q 6:5815-2
- Karl AmonGoal2Q 4:0115-1
- Ollie WinesBehind2Q 2:029-1
- Tom JonasBehind1Q 20:338-1
- RushedBehind1Q 18:207-1
- Connor RozeeBehind1Q 12:457-0
- Travis BoakGoal1Q 5:186-0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Port Adelaide beat Greater Western Sydney by 17 points, 63–46.
Port Adelaide extended a 3-point three-quarter-time lead with a 27–13 final term.
Match records and coverage
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