Hawthorn vs Greater Western Sydney Match Centre
Who takes the field
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Scoring timeline
Scoring Events
Most recent first- Dylan MooreBehind4Q 30:2096-82
- Jake StringerGoal4Q 28:0795-82
- Jake StringerBehind4Q 27:1795-76
- Clayton OliverGoal4Q 22:2695-75
- RushedBehind4Q 13:4895-69
- Karl AmonBehind4Q 11:5795-68
- Jake StringerBehind4Q 10:3494-68
- Mabior CholGoal4Q 8:0894-67
- RushedBehind4Q 7:0688-67
- Ryan AngwinBehind4Q 5:1987-67
- Aaron CadmanGoal3Q 31:2487-66
- Mitch LewisGoal3Q 29:1287-60
- Finn CallaghanGoal3Q 26:2981-60
- Massimo D'AmbrosioBehind3Q 24:0881-54
- Jack DaltonGoal3Q 20:0880-54
- Aaron CadmanGoal3Q 17:3474-54
- Callum BrownGoal3Q 15:2274-48
- Connor MacdonaldBehind3Q 14:0974-42
- Callum BrownGoal3Q 12:1773-42
- Toby GreeneGoal3Q 8:4673-36
- Calsher DearBehind3Q 6:5073-30
- Mabior CholGoal3Q 3:1672-30
- Mitch LewisGoal3Q 1:1466-30
- Mabior CholBehind2Q 34:1260-30
- Callum BrownGoal2Q 32:0559-30
- Nick WatsonGoal2Q 29:3159-24
- Nick WatsonGoal2Q 27:4853-24
- Jack GinnivanGoal2Q 23:0247-24
- Cam MackenzieGoal2Q 21:4841-24
- Nick WatsonGoal2Q 16:5735-24
- Max GruzewskiBehind2Q 13:2529-24
- Phoenix GothardBehind2Q 11:4729-23
- Jack GinnivanGoal2Q 6:2429-22
- Toby GreeneGoal2Q 3:5423-22
- Toby BedfordBehind1Q 31:2023-16
- Toby GreeneBehind1Q 29:0523-15
- Cam MackenzieBehind1Q 21:3123-14
- Connor MacdonaldGoal1Q 18:4622-14
- Max GruzewskiBehind1Q 17:2116-14
- Stephen ConiglioGoal1Q 15:1616-13
- Calsher DearGoal1Q 14:0716-7
- RushedBehind1Q 12:3110-7
- Nick WatsonBehind1Q 10:289-7
- Lachie AshGoal1Q 9:188-7
- Toby GreeneBehind1Q 8:078-1
- Massimo D'AmbrosioBehind1Q 3:568-0
- Jack DaltonGoal1Q 2:397-0
- RushedBehind1Q 1:131-0
Quarter Scores
Where the shots came from
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Hawthorn beat Greater Western Sydney by 14 points, 96–82.
Hawthorn took a 21-point lead into the last quarter. Greater Western Sydney cut that back to 14 by the final siren, scoring 16 points to 9 in the final term.
Match records and coverage
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