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Western Bulldogs Triumph Over Carlton in Thrilling AFL Showdown at Marvel Stadium

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The Western Bulldogs have secured a hard-fought victory against Carlton in a thrilling AFL clash at Marvel Stadium. The Bulldogs showcased their resilience and determination to overcome the Blues in a tightly contested game under the stadium’s roof.

It was an intense battle from start to finish, with both teams displaying grit and skill. The Bulldogs managed to take the lead at halftime after a see-sawing contest early on.

Carlton’s Patrick Cripps, celebrating his 200th game, delivered a standout performance with 28 disposals and two goals. Jacob Weitering was solid in defense, registering 13 intercept possessions to bolster the Blues’ backline.

In the first quarter, the Bulldogs struggled to convert their chances, scoring seven behinds, while Carlton capitalized on their defensive chains to establish a 15-point lead. Matt Owies was instrumental for the Blues, notching two goals early in the game.

The second quarter saw a more even tussle between the two teams, with the Bulldogs surging ahead briefly. However, Carlton fought back spiritedly, spurred on by strong performances from Harry McKay and Ollie Hollands.

Despite Carlton’s resistance, the Bulldogs dominated the third quarter, with Rhylee West impressively kicking two quick goals. The pace and transition play from the Bulldogs left the Blues struggling to contain their opponents.

In the final quarter, the Bulldogs maintained their intensity to secure a 14-point victory. Although Carlton fought valiantly, they were unable to close the gap on their opponents, who controlled the game well in the dying minutes.

Rachel Adams

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