North Melbourne vs Carlton Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Aaron HallGoal4Q 19:3657-64
- Jack MartinBehind4Q 18:0351-64
- David CuninghamBehind4Q 16:0151-63
- David CuninghamGoal4Q 10:0551-62
- Levi CasboultBehind4Q 6:5751-56
- Nick LarkeyBehind4Q 2:5351-55
- Bailey ScottGoal3Q 22:5950-55
- Michael GibbonsBehind3Q 20:3344-55
- Bailey ScottGoal3Q 18:4544-54
- Jared PolecGoal3Q 15:3638-54
- Ed CurnowBehind3Q 10:3032-54
- Jack MartinBehind3Q 8:4232-53
- RushedBehind3Q 5:4632-52
- Jack NewnesGoal3Q 3:0532-51
- Matthew KennedyBehind3Q 2:2632-45
- Bailey ScottGoal2Q 21:0232-44
- Sam WalshGoal2Q 16:5826-44
- Jasper PittardGoal2Q 12:4626-38
- Nick LarkeyGoal2Q 8:2620-38
- Nick LarkeyGoal2Q 5:2514-38
- Matthew KennedyGoal2Q 2:458-38
- Mitch McGovernBehind2Q 1:368-32
- Levi CasboultGoal1Q 23:108-31
- Cameron ZurhaarBehind1Q 21:588-25
- David CuninghamGoal1Q 16:277-25
- David CuninghamBehind1Q 14:047-19
- Jack NewnesGoal1Q 12:317-18
- Todd GoldsteinBehind1Q 11:047-12
- Ben BrownGoal1Q 8:196-12
- Matthew KennedyGoal1Q 5:160-12
- Michael GibbonsGoal1Q 2:280-6
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Carlton beat North Melbourne by 7 points, 64–57.
Carlton extended a 5-point three-quarter-time lead with a 9–7 final term.
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