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MELBOURNE 0.4.4 5.7.37 8.10.58 12.11.83

PORT ADELAIDE 2.1.13 5.3.33 7.6.48 10.9.69

THE TEAMS

MELBOURNE

B: M.Hibberd 14 S.May 1 A.Tomlinson 20
HB: J.Harmes 4 J.Lever 8 C.Salem 3
C: A.Brayshaw 10 C.Petracca 5 E.Langdon 15
HF: T.Sparrow 32 M.Gawn 11 A.Neal-Bullen 30
F: B.Fritsch 31 B.Brown 50 C.Spargo 9
Foll: L.Jackson 6 J.Viney 7 K.Pickett 36
I/C: T.Bedford 12 J.Jordon 23 J.Melksham 18 T.Rivers 24 
Sub: L.Dunstan 27 Emerg: K.Chandler 37 J.Hunt 29 S.Weideman 26

In:  L.Dunstan J.Melksham T.Rivers A.Tomlinson

Out:  J.Bowey (omitted) J.Hunt (omitted) C.Oliver (thumb)  H.Petty (H&S Protocols)

PORT ADELAIDE 

B: R.Burton 3 T.Jonas 1 T.Clurey 17
HB: D.Byrne-Jones 33 A.Aliir 21 D.Houston 5
C: K.Amon 15 W.Drew 28 K.Farrell 24
HF: Z.Butters T.Marshall 4 C.Rozee 20
F: R.Gray 9 C.Dixon 22 S.Powell-Pepper 2
Foll: J.Finlayson 11 O.Wines 16 T.Boak 10
I/C: M.Bergman 14 R.Bonner 26 M. Georgiades 19 J.Mead 44
Sub: J.Burgoyne 36 Emerg: X.Duursma 7 S.Motlop 6 T.McKenzie 12 

In: R.Bonner 

Out: J. McEntee (omitted)

 

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