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2:45
Pedersen rucking at the moment.
2:45
Frawley on Riewoldt now
2:45
St Kilda lining up for first goal via Tom Lee
2:45
It's off the hands through for a behind

Thanks very much from those of us overseas who have no access other than whats on here. This site is normally hopeless for scores, so thanks for reversing the trend.

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2:51

Big Russian Jamar flies high ... but ball spills out of bounds. Almost 20 mins gone. Melb 23 to St K 2.

2:52

Hogan almost takes a beauty. Not paid. But a great effort in a pack situation

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2:53

Tapscott pressure forced a Sam Gilbert kick on full

2:54

Nathan Jones gives away 50m. Terry Milera will kick for goal in goalsquare

2:54

St Kilda's first for match. Melbourne 1.2.2 (23) to St Kilda 0.1.2 (8)

2:55

Sylvia soccered ball out of ball up forward ... then siren sounds

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2:59
Plenty

of good signs in the first term. Rodan, Nicholson and Sylvia were busy

and showed encouraging form. Dunn's work out of defence and into attack

was also positive. His barrel literally went into the centre square. It

was a beauty to watch!

2:59
Shannon Byrnes' opening goal was also classy.
3:03
There is a bit of wind here at Casey ... we'll be kicking into it in the second term.
3:06
Second quarter under way - Dees up by 15 pts.
3:07
St Kilda kick the first goal of the second term. Melb 23 to St K 14.
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David Rodan, Cam Pedersen, Nathan Jones leading the way in Dream Team points (with 5,5 and 6 touches respectively)

3:08

Gilbert adds a behind. Now eight points in it.

3:09

Garland cuts off a ball thrust into the forward line by the Saints. Good work by Col

3:10

Macdonald runs the ball out of defence

3:11

Frawley chips a clever kick to Macdonald out of defence ... ends up in the
hands of Hogan, who snaps from the pocket, but just misses for a behind

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3:12

Scores: Melb 1.2.3 (24) to St K 0.2.5 (17) - we've played seven mins in second term

3:14
Aaron Davey receives free and kicks it forward to Sellar ... who snaps and kicks a behind
3:15
Frawley in the hands of the trainers ... now jogging off
3:16

Milera handballs to Riewoldt in the goalsquare ... he kicks a goal. Scores are level at Casey Fields.

3:17

Macdonald attacks the ball ... helps the Dees send it forward. But Saints cut it off in Melb attack.

3:18

Great kick from Dunn out of defence ... helps D-Rod send the ball forward.
Davey has a snap for goal. But it'll come back for a free kick to St
Kilda

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3:19
Newnes

kicks a goal for St Kilda - puts the Saints in front for the first time

of the day. It's a nine-point goal. Dees 25 to St K 34.

3:20
Terlich goes in hard and receives free.
3:20
Milne kicks his second for the term. St K by 15 pts.
3:20 Breeze is strong through ...
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