Greater Western Sydney vs Essendon Match Centre
Who takes the field
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Scoring timeline
Scoring Events
Most recent first- Peter WrightBehind4Q 28:06103-89
- Phoenix GothardGoal4Q 24:52103-88
- Toby BedfordBehind4Q 23:0797-88
- RushedBehind4Q 21:3596-88
- Kyle LangfordBehind4Q 20:2095-88
- Brent DanielsGoal4Q 18:2795-87
- Harry HimmelbergGoal4Q 17:2389-87
- Jayden NguyenBehind4Q 16:2083-87
- Aaron CadmanGoal4Q 14:4583-86
- Peter WrightGoal4Q 13:2977-86
- Toby GreeneGoal4Q 7:3177-80
- Archer MayGoal4Q 5:2471-80
- Darcy ParishBehind4Q 4:1571-74
- Jake StringerGoal3Q 33:3171-73
- Archer MayGoal3Q 28:4665-73
- Max GruzewskiGoal3Q 26:4865-67
- Brent DanielsGoal3Q 25:0059-67
- Phoenix GothardGoal3Q 21:3253-67
- Jake RiccardiGoal3Q 18:0947-67
- Archie PerkinsGoal3Q 16:3441-67
- Jake RiccardiBehind3Q 15:1441-61
- Peter WrightGoal3Q 13:4140-61
- Nate CaddyGoal3Q 8:3940-55
- Jake StringerGoal3Q 6:4440-49
- Mason RedmanBehind3Q 6:1134-49
- Aaron CadmanBehind3Q 5:0634-48
- Aaron CadmanBehind3Q 2:5733-48
- Peter WrightBehind3Q 1:5332-48
- Toby McMullinBehind2Q 26:2432-47
- Toby GreeneBehind2Q 25:3631-47
- Archer MayGoal2Q 21:5430-47
- RushedBehind2Q 17:5530-41
- Darcy ParishGoal2Q 14:5730-40
- Nate CaddyGoal2Q 10:2630-34
- Kyle LangfordBehind2Q 8:4730-28
- Peter WrightGoal2Q 6:3730-27
- Toby GreeneGoal2Q 3:4830-21
- Nate CaddyBehind2Q 2:0524-21
- Jake RiccardiGoal1Q 29:4524-20
- Xavier DuursmaBehind1Q 28:4618-20
- Jake StringerGoal1Q 24:5418-19
- Peter WrightBehind1Q 22:5212-19
- Xavier DuursmaGoal1Q 17:4712-18
- Xavier DuursmaGoal1Q 13:5212-12
- Max GruzewskiGoal1Q 11:2712-6
- Mason RedmanGoal1Q 6:326-6
- Toby GreeneGoal1Q 4:476-0
Quarter Scores
Where the shots came from
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Greater Western Sydney beat Essendon by 14 points, 103–89.
Greater Western Sydney came from 2 points down at three-quarter time, outscoring Essendon 32–16 in the final term to take the win.
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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