Greater Western Sydney vs Essendon Match Centre
Who takes the field
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Scoring timeline
Scoring Events
Most recent first- Matt GuelfiBehind4Q 25:3596-69
- Matt GuelfiGoal4Q 21:2396-68
- Jesse HoganGoal4Q 14:0696-62
- Lachie WhitfieldGoal4Q 10:3790-62
- Jesse HoganBehind4Q 8:5584-62
- Kieren BriggsBehind4Q 5:3483-62
- Jesse HoganBehind4Q 4:2182-62
- Jesse HoganGoal4Q 2:2781-62
- Braydon PreussBehind3Q 29:2275-62
- Callan WardGoal3Q 26:3274-62
- Toby GreeneGoal3Q 24:1268-62
- Sam DurhamBehind3Q 21:3662-62
- Jesse HoganGoal3Q 17:4662-61
- Jacob HopperBehind3Q 14:2356-61
- Darcy ParishBehind3Q 12:3055-61
- Daniel LloydGoal3Q 9:3055-60
- Archie PerkinsBehind3Q 7:4249-60
- Ben HobbsGoal3Q 3:2049-59
- Matt GuelfiGoal3Q 0:5849-53
- Archie PerkinsGoal2Q 30:1649-47
- Harry PerrymanGoal2Q 27:4749-41
- James StewartGoal2Q 26:1443-41
- Peter WrightGoal2Q 24:0943-35
- Matt GuelfiGoal2Q 22:2043-29
- Toby GreeneBehind2Q 16:0043-23
- Tanner BruhnGoal2Q 13:5542-23
- Jake StringerBehind2Q 12:5136-23
- Jake StringerBehind2Q 12:1536-22
- Toby GreeneGoal2Q 9:3336-21
- RushedBehind2Q 8:3830-21
- Jesse HoganGoal2Q 6:5729-21
- Kyle LangfordGoal1Q 28:1623-21
- Jake RiccardiBehind1Q 26:2323-15
- James PeatlingBehind1Q 25:4022-15
- Lachie WhitfieldBehind1Q 23:3421-15
- Matt GuelfiGoal1Q 21:2720-15
- Peter WrightGoal1Q 19:3820-9
- Josh KellyGoal1Q 16:5620-3
- Stephen ConiglioBehind1Q 10:4814-3
- Jake StringerBehind1Q 10:0613-3
- Toby GreeneBehind1Q 8:0013-2
- Mason RedmanBehind1Q 5:0612-2
- RushedBehind1Q 3:0912-1
- Harry HimmelbergGoal1Q 2:0212-0
- Stephen ConiglioGoal1Q 0:476-0
Quarter Scores
Where the shots came from
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Greater Western Sydney beat Essendon by 27 points, 96–69.
Greater Western Sydney extended a 13-point three-quarter-time lead with a 21–7 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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