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It was an unforgettable night that ended in thunder, in lightning and in rain.

WEST COAST EAGLES

B: T. Cole 28 H. Edwards 42 S. Hurn 25
HB: L. Edwards 35 J. McGovern 20 B. Sheppard 5
C: A. Gaff 3 T. Kelly 11 J. Redden 8
HF: C. West 36 J. Darling 27 J. Cripps 15
F: J. Petruccelle 21 J. Kennedy 17 O. Allen 12 
Foll: N. Naitanui 9 E. Yeo 6 D. Sheed 4
I/C: M. Hutchings 34 J. Nelson 30 N. Vardy 19 A. Witherden 23
Emerg: L. Edwards 35 Z. Langdon 16 J. Rotham 35 J. Waterman 2

IN: L. Edwards J. Nelson N. Vardy A. Witherden

OUT: L. Duggan (knee) X. O'Neill (omitted) J. Rotham (omitted) J. Waterman (omitted)

MELBOURNE

B: J. Bowey 17 S. May 1 H. Petty 35
HB: J. Hunt 29 J. Lever 8 C. Salem 3
C: A. Brayshaw 10 C. Petracca  5 E. Langdon 15
HF: K. Pickett 36 J. Melksham 18 C. Spargo 9
F:  Neal-Bullen 30 B. Brown 50 B. Fritsch 31
Foll: M. Gawn 11 C. Oliver 13 J. Harmes 4
I/C: L. Jackson 6 J. Jordon 23 T. Rivers 24 T. Sparrow 32 
Sub: A. vandenBerg 22 Emerg: M. Hibberd 14 S. Weideman 26

IN: J. Melksham A. vandenBerg

Out: T. McDonald (back) J. Viney (suspended) 

 

The stupid decision to halt the game for 25 minutes and then we had to withstand a frenzied West Coast attack that scared the daylights out of us.

 

Our record at Optus is pretty good having won our last three there....including 2 finals,, 

 

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