Essendon vs Greater Western Sydney Match Centre
Who takes the field
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Scoring timeline
Scoring Events
Most recent first- Darcy JonesGoal4Q 28:2356-104
- Archie PerkinsBehind4Q 26:4956-98
- Toby BedfordBehind4Q 24:5655-98
- Oskar SmarttBehind4Q 23:0055-97
- RushedBehind4Q 22:0154-97
- Oskar SmarttBehind4Q 20:3654-96
- Xavier OHalloranBehind4Q 19:2653-96
- Peter WrightBehind4Q 17:0553-95
- Peter WrightGoal4Q 12:1952-95
- Toby GreeneGoal4Q 9:5246-95
- Xavier DuursmaGoal4Q 8:3546-89
- Xavier OHalloranGoal4Q 6:1240-89
- Peter WrightGoal3Q 30:0940-83
- Jake StringerGoal3Q 27:4934-83
- Callum BrownGoal3Q 24:3534-77
- Archie PerkinsGoal3Q 19:1534-71
- Jake StringerBehind3Q 18:3328-71
- Archie PerkinsBehind3Q 16:4428-70
- Archie MayBehind3Q 15:2527-70
- Callum BrownGoal3Q 13:3026-70
- Jake StringerGoal3Q 11:0326-64
- Isaac KakoGoal3Q 7:4226-58
- Callum BrownBehind3Q 6:2020-58
- Tom GreenGoal3Q 3:5420-57
- Liam McMahonGoal3Q 1:1120-51
- Jake RiccardiBehind2Q 33:3114-51
- Aaron CadmanBehind2Q 27:2414-50
- Liam McMahonGoal2Q 25:4514-49
- Kieren BriggsGoal2Q 24:038-49
- Toby GreeneBehind2Q 21:528-43
- Jake RiccardiGoal2Q 19:538-42
- Jake StringerGoal2Q 17:228-36
- Max GruzewskiGoal2Q 15:338-30
- Max GruzewskiGoal2Q 12:478-24
- Jordan RidleyBehind2Q 11:358-18
- Sam DurhamBehind2Q 10:117-18
- Peter WrightBehind2Q 6:336-18
- Jake RiccardiGoal2Q 1:285-18
- Peter WrightBehind1Q 27:175-12
- Matt GuelfiBehind1Q 21:304-12
- Aaron CadmanGoal1Q 18:343-12
- Oskar SmarttBehind1Q 13:533-6
- Toby GreeneGoal1Q 11:352-6
- RushedBehind1Q 9:012-0
- Angus ClarkeBehind1Q 1:321-0
Quarter Scores
Where the shots came from
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Greater Western Sydney beat Essendon by 48 points, 104–56.
Greater Western Sydney extended a 43-point three-quarter-time lead with a 21–16 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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