Greater Western Sydney vs Sydney Match Centre
Who takes the field
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Scoring timeline
Scoring Events
Most recent first- Toby GreeneBehind4Q 30:2275-102
- Callan WardGoal4Q 28:0074-102
- Kieren BriggsBehind4Q 26:1468-102
- RushedBehind4Q 24:4067-102
- Errol GuldenBehind4Q 20:3066-102
- RushedBehind4Q 19:3966-101
- James JordonGoal4Q 18:2365-101
- Joel AmarteyBehind4Q 15:3965-95
- Caiden ClearyGoal4Q 10:5365-94
- Josh KellyGoal4Q 9:3865-88
- Jake RiccardiGoal4Q 7:5259-88
- Harry HimmelbergBehind4Q 4:3953-88
- Harvey ThomasGoal4Q 0:4552-88
- Callan WardGoal3Q 28:2246-88
- Chad WarnerBehind3Q 26:3140-88
- Max GruzewskiGoal3Q 20:4640-87
- RushedBehind3Q 19:4834-87
- Will HaywardGoal3Q 17:5033-87
- Tom PapleyBehind3Q 13:4333-81
- Max GruzewskiGoal3Q 11:4333-80
- Tom PapleyBehind3Q 10:2527-80
- Brent DanielsGoal3Q 9:1827-79
- Will HaywardGoal3Q 5:2021-79
- Chad WarnerGoal3Q 3:5921-73
- Tom PapleyGoal3Q 0:3321-67
- James JordonBehind2Q 32:5121-61
- Chad WarnerGoal2Q 30:4121-60
- James JordonBehind2Q 22:5421-54
- Hayden McLeanGoal2Q 21:3221-53
- Taylor AdamsGoal2Q 19:5221-47
- Hayden McLeanBehind2Q 17:3321-41
- Jake LloydGoal2Q 13:2021-40
- Tom PapleyGoal2Q 11:3421-34
- RushedBehind2Q 10:4121-28
- Toby GreeneBehind2Q 7:0820-28
- Errol GuldenGoal2Q 5:5819-28
- Logan McDonaldGoal2Q 3:4119-22
- Jesse HoganGoal2Q 1:0819-16
- RushedBehind1Q 26:3213-16
- Jake RiccardiGoal1Q 24:5913-15
- Justin McInerneyGoal1Q 23:227-15
- Toby GreeneGoal1Q 22:187-9
- Isaac HeeneyBehind1Q 19:281-9
- Hayden McLeanGoal1Q 17:491-8
- Josh KellyBehind1Q 16:441-2
- RushedBehind1Q 9:060-2
- James JordonBehind1Q 3:410-1
Quarter Scores
Where the shots came from
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Sydney beat Greater Western Sydney by 27 points, 102–75.
Sydney took a 42-point lead into the last quarter. Greater Western Sydney cut that back to 27 by the final siren, scoring 29 points to 14 in the final term.
Match records and coverage
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