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It wasn’t all that long ago that we beat them at Manuka Oval. Their accuracy in front of goal kept them in the game for three quarters and then we skipped away.

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B: S. Taylor 15 L. Keeffe 25 M. Buntine 21

HB: I. Cumming 13 N. Haynes 19 L. Ash 

C: J. Kelly 22 S. Coniglio 3 J. Buckley 44

HF: T. Taranto 14 T. Greene 4 M. de Boer 24

F: B. Hill 37 H. Himmelberg 27 B. Daniels 16

Foll: M. Flynn 30 J Hopper 2 C. Ward 8

I/C: P. Davis 1 T. Green 12 C. Idun 39 X. O'Halloran 33

Sub: N. Shipley 34 Emerg: K. Briggs 32 Z. Sproule 28 C.Stone 18 

In: M. Buntine T. Green C. Idun X. O’Halloran

Out: T. Bruhn (Omitted) H. Perryman (Illness) S. Reid (Suspension) Z. Sproule (Omitted)

MELBOURNE

B: N. Jetta 39 S. May 1 J. Lever 8

HB: Christian C Salem 3 A. Tomlinson 20 J. Hunt 29

C: E. Langdon 15 C. Petracca 5 N. Jones 2

HF: K. Pickett 36 T. McDonald 25 A. Neal-Bullen 30

F: C. Spargo 9 L. Jackson 6 B. Fritsch 31

Foll: M. Gawn 11 C.Oliver 13 J. Viney 7

I/C: A. Brayshaw 10 J. Jordon 23 T. Rivers 24 T. Sparrow

Sub: J. Melksham 18 Emerg: K. Chandler 37 M. Hibberd 14 H. Petty 35

In: J. Melksham 

Out: O. Baker (Omitted)

 

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