![]() Melbourne effectively locked the ball in the front half of the ground, forcing the SUNS into rushed disposals that normally came back the other way courtesy of Libby Birch and Shelley Heath, who intercepted at will.Īfter a tight combative contest in the opening 10 minutes, goals to Pearce, Hore and Harris late in the first term blew the game apart. ![]() To their credit, the SUNS never threw the towel in, but were simply outclassed by one of the premiership favourites. The result brings Melbourne level with Brisbane on seven wins, also pushing the SUNS outside the eight on percentage, now trailing the Western Bulldogs who play St Kilda on Sunday. Three goals late in the opening quarter put an early gap between the teams and the Demons were never troubled, running out 9.4 (58) to 1.3 (9) victors. ![]() ![]() Melbourne has surged into second spot on the ladder, making light work of Gold Coast at Metricon Stadium on Saturday night with a 49-point win. ![]()
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