Hawthorn vs Melbourne Match Centre

Sunday 19-Jul-2020
Final Round 7
Hawthorn Coach: Alastair Clarkson
48 7.6
91 14.7
Melbourne Coach: Simon Goodwin
Sydney Showground Melbourne by 43

Scoring timeline

2Q3Q4Q

Scoring Events

Most recent first

Quarter Scores

Team1Q2Q3Q4QTotal
HAW1.21.12.33.048
MEL3.24.14.33.191

Match Leaders

Goals
3
2 tied leaders
Jack GunstonHAW
Behinds
2
2 tied leaders
Sam WeidemanMEL
SuperCoach
185
Max GawnMEL
Tackles
6
2 tied leaders
Clayton OliverMEL

Team Stats

HAWMEL

Scoring / Attack

7Goals14
4Behinds7
16Shots At Goal22
32Inside 50s54
6Goal Assists11
53Score Involvements105
5Marks Inside 5015
2Behinds Rushed6

Possession

282Disposals316
159Kicks175
123Handballs141
99Contested Possessions124
183Uncontested Possessions192
4,123Metres Gained5,020
70Ground Ball Gets70

Clearance / Contest

18Clearances31
7Centre Clearances16
11Stoppage Clearances15
35Tackles47
18Hitouts30
2Hitouts To Advantage15
244Pressure Acts230
11Contested Marks19

Other

115Effective Kicks125
5Marks on the Lead8
3Tackles Inside 5011
152AFL Player Rating Points207
75Defensive 50 Possessions59
113Defensive Midfield Possessions98
55Attacking Midfield Possessions112
39Attacking 50 Possessions47
83Marks79
16Frees For17
17Frees Against16
37Rebound 50s26
43Clangers44
31One Percenters34
1Bounces5
1,456Supercoach Points1,843
1,141Dream Team Points1,322
54Turnovers57
6Hitout To Advantage Rate43
21Spoils24
58Intercepts54
18Intercept Marks19

Match Summary

Biggest Lead
MEL 49 pts
Longest Unanswered Run
MEL 32 pts
Lead Changes
1
Score Ties
1

How the match finished

Melbourne beat Hawthorn by 43 points, 91–48.

Melbourne extended a 42-point three-quarter-time lead with a 19–18 final term.

Match records and coverage

This summary uses the recorded scores; it cannot explain tactics or individual moments. Quarter comparisons are included only when all four quarters add up to the final score. Missing records are not counted as zero.

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