West Coast vs Essendon Match Centre
Who takes the field
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Scoring timeline
Scoring Events
Most recent first- Jack WilliamsGoal4Q 29:0571-77
- Kyle LangfordBehind4Q 24:3365-77
- RushedBehind4Q 18:2265-76
- Jake WatermanGoal4Q 15:0465-75
- Kyle LangfordGoal4Q 10:1259-75
- Jake StringerBehind4Q 3:5959-69
- Jack DarlingGoal4Q 1:0359-68
- Xavier DuursmaGoal3Q 29:0453-68
- Jack WilliamsBehind3Q 26:5853-62
- Zach MerrettGoal3Q 22:5652-62
- Jack DarlingGoal3Q 21:2052-56
- Jack WilliamsGoal3Q 19:2146-56
- Kyle LangfordBehind3Q 16:5840-56
- Campbell ChesserGoal3Q 15:1840-55
- Noah LongBehind3Q 14:0734-55
- Jye CaldwellBehind3Q 11:2233-55
- Zach MerrettGoal3Q 9:2233-54
- Bailey WilliamsGoal3Q 4:1733-48
- Jake WatermanBehind3Q 1:0827-48
- Zach MerrettGoal2Q 27:1726-48
- Jack WilliamsGoal2Q 23:1426-42
- Matt GuelfiBehind2Q 20:4320-42
- Sam DurhamGoal2Q 18:3520-41
- Jake StringerGoal2Q 15:2120-35
- Campbell ChesserBehind2Q 13:1620-29
- Peter WrightGoal2Q 9:2319-29
- Kyle LangfordGoal2Q 7:1519-23
- Elliot YeoGoal2Q 4:2819-17
- Jake WatermanGoal2Q 1:0613-17
- Jake StringerBehind1Q 24:477-17
- Kyle LangfordBehind1Q 21:497-16
- Kyle LangfordGoal1Q 18:427-15
- Jake WatermanGoal1Q 16:007-9
- Peter WrightGoal1Q 14:041-9
- Matt GuelfiBehind1Q 12:381-3
- Jamie CrippsBehind1Q 6:021-2
- Zach MerrettBehind1Q 2:360-2
- Mason RedmanBehind1Q 0:580-1
Quarter Scores
Where the shots came from
Recorded ground viewShot locations load as you reach this section.
Arrows show each team’s attacking end by quarter using the AFL feed. Ground positions are omitted when the direction is unavailable. Locations and distances are estimates.
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Essendon beat West Coast by 6 points, 77–71.
Essendon took a 15-point lead into the last quarter. West Coast cut that back to 6 by the final siren, scoring 18 points to 9 in the final term.
Match records and coverage
This summary uses the recorded scores; it cannot explain tactics or individual moments. Period comparisons are included only when all recorded periods add up to the final score. Missing records are not counted as zero.
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Replay & maps
Some event totals differ from the official match statistics, which can receive later corrections. Recorded events remain available.
Replay
Some scoring sequences have no unambiguous explicit result. The replay shows a partial recorded tally from that point.
Some recorded actions have no verified ground location. They remain in the replay; connecting arrows stop at these gaps.
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How to read the replay
Drag to pan or pinch to zoom. Select Follow play to track the contest, or Passage trail to see earlier recorded positions.
The red ball follows recorded disposals and touches. Flights and umpire movements are illustrated. An amber section marks the approximate boundary area when the ball goes out. A dashed oval means the crossing point is unknown. Missing player locations stay unconnected. The replay labels estimated restarts and uses the verified attacking end for goals.
The clock shows match time. At 1×, long idle gaps are shortened to about five seconds. When a restart lands on the next recorded touch, that touch appears on landing. Pressure and other events can update the cards while the ball stays with its last known player. Open At this moment for events recorded at the same time.
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Shot profile Distance, angle & conversion
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Distance to goal
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Conversion = goals ÷ attempts with a known outcome. Unknown outcomes are excluded from that percentage. Distances and angles are estimates; small samples can be misleading.
Shot locations
Recorded ground viewSelect a dot or event. Arrow keys move between points.
Attacking directions
How to read these maps
Match ends follow the AFL feed’s recorded first-quarter direction and the change of ends each quarter. Left and right refer to the source ground view.
Distance is an estimate from the recorded kick location to the centre of goal. Angle is degrees off centre: 0° is straight in front. These are geometric estimates, not measured kick distances or scoring probabilities.
The dots show where an attempt or disposal was recorded, not where the ball landed. A line to goal highlights the selected shot; it does not show the ball’s actual path.
Events without a usable location remain in the list. Missing quarters and missing locations are not treated as zero activity. Recorded shot attempts can include attempts that did not score, and the feed may be revised after the match.
Only AFL feed events are shown. Disposals include classified kicks and handballs; kick-ins are excluded. Shot attempts require the feed’s shot-at-goal flag.
Times show elapsed time within each quarter, including time-on.