Magpies defeat Brisbane Lions by four points in classic AFL grand final at MCG
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In the AFL Grand Final, Collingwood demanded a record -equal 16th premiere with an exciting four -point win against Brisbane Lions. Bobby Hill scored Magpies's Norm Smith medal Epic 12.18 on Saturday, 13.8 in front of 100,024 spectators MCG. The win found a day of personal importance for Magpies coach Craig Mcrae, who explained that his wife had given birth to a girl in the early hours of the day. Magpies's victory, after a quarter of the lock defender Nathan Murphy'yi lost, despite the loss of shaking. Brayden Maynard and Scott Pendlebury celebrate the victory of Collingwood. After 2010, after 2010, Collingwood has been the first premiere of Collingwood in 2011 and 2018. Scott Pendlebury and Jack Crisp shining for Magpies in the instant classic, Nick Daicos and Jordan De Goey were also effective. Joe Daniher and Charlie Cameron, each for Lions, each scored three goals and Zac Bailey stunned a couple in the first quarter. Zac Bailey emphasized his presence for Lions at the beginning of the competition. Daniker's last goal, Lions gave a scent victory in the last quarter of 90 seconds, but Collingwood was hanging at a nervous end to four quarters wrestling. Both sides took more than 13 points and 10 leadership changes were made throughout the day. Eight times the Grand Final Referee Simon Meredith's on -off leap was an anticimactic beginning that had to be recalled and thrown. However, first half was full of emphasis from the bright targets on both sides to magnificent high sign of Hill's Brandon Starcevich's shoulders. Bobby Hill from Collingwood raised the crowd in the second quarter with a magnificent mark. None of the majors were better than Bailey's second, drowned Mason Cox's kick and took a hand pass from Daniher before he really caught Cox and Murphy. In the first half, Hill booted four goals, which was vantage of 9.9 to 9.3 to the main break of Collingwood. Both sides did not create a real momentum that produced only three goals and two leadership changes in a third period. Magpies was wrong, but he returned home with a four-point bullet-10.15 to 11.5. Cameron shook Brayden Maynard and Isaac Quaynor to put the lions forward, but Goey immediately replied and gave Magpies less than five minutes to play. When Steele Sidebottom scored long -range goal after a 50 -meter penalty against Jarrod Berry, they looked at the house, but Daniher's late was for nervous last few minutes. See how the action occurs in our big final blog.
In the AFL Grand Final, Collingwood demanded a record -equal 16th premiere with an exciting four -point win against Brisbane Lions. Bobby Hill scored Magpies's Norm Smith medal Epic 12.18 on Saturday, 13.8 in front of 100,024 spectators MCG. The win found a day of personal importance for Magpies coach Craig Mcrae, who explained that his wife had given birth to a girl in the early hours of the day. Magpies's victory, after a quarter of the lock defender Nathan Murphy'yi lost, despite the loss of shaking. Brayden Maynard and Scott Pendlebury celebrate the victory of Collingwood. After 2010, after 2010, Collingwood has been the first premiere of Collingwood in 2011 and 2018. Scott Pendlebury and Jack Crisp shining for Magpies in the instant classic, Nick Daicos and Jordan De Goey were also effective. Joe Daniher and Charlie Cameron, each for Lions, each scored three goals and Zac Bailey stunned a couple in the first quarter. Zac Bailey emphasized his presence for Lions at the beginning of the competition. Daniker's last goal, Lions gave a scent victory in the last quarter of 90 seconds, but Collingwood was hanging at a nervous end to four quarters wrestling. Both sides took more than 13 points and 10 leadership changes were made throughout the day. Eight times the Grand Final Referee Simon Meredith's on -off leap was an anticimactic beginning that had to be recalled and thrown. However, first half was full of emphasis from the bright targets on both sides to magnificent high sign of Hill's Brandon Starcevich's shoulders. Bobby Hill from Collingwood raised the crowd in the second quarter with a magnificent mark. None of the majors were better than Bailey's second, drowned Mason Cox's kick and took a hand pass from Daniher before he really caught Cox and Murphy. In the first half, Hill booted four goals, which was vantage of 9.9 to 9.3 to the main break of Collingwood. Both sides did not create a real momentum that produced only three goals and two leadership changes in a third period. Magpies was wrong, but he returned home with a four-point bullet-10.15 to 11.5. Cameron shook Brayden Maynard and Isaac Quaynor to put the lions forward, but Goey immediately replied and gave Magpies less than five minutes to play. When Steele Sidebottom scored long -range goal after a 50 -meter penalty against Jarrod Berry, they looked at the house, but Daniher's late was for nervous last few minutes. See how the action occurs in our big final blog.