Thrilling Round 10 Clash: Collingwood Magpies Edge Past Adelaide Crows in MCG Showdown

The Melbourne Cricket Ground was buzzing on May 18th, 2024, as the Collingwood Magpies clashed with the Adelaide Crows in a thrilling Round 10 match. With a final score of 78-74, the Magpies edged out the Crows in a nail-biting finish that had fans on the edge of their seats. The atmosphere was electric, with the crowd roaring in support of their teams, making it a memorable game for everyone present.

Season: 2024 / Round: 10
May 18, 2024
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Full Time
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
4.2 [26] 8.2 [50] 11.4 [70] 12.6 [78]
3.1 [19] 6.3 [39] 8.5 [53] 11.8 [74]

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The first quarter started with a bang as Scott Pendlebury put the Magpies on the scoreboard with an early goal in the 2nd minute. The Magpies kept the pressure on with a few behinds from Will Hoskin-Elliott and Lachlan Schultz. The Crows responded with a goal from Taylor Walker, followed by another from Brayden Cook, taking a brief lead. However, Pendlebury struck again, and with goals from Will Hoskin-Elliott and Jordan de Goey, the Magpies ended the quarter leading 26-19.

The second quarter saw the Magpies extending their lead with quick goals from Joe Richards and Ian Hill. Lachlan Schultz and Reef McInnes added to the tally, putting the Magpies up by 30 points at one stage. The Crows fought back with goals from Elliott Himmelberg, Darcy Fogarty, and Joshua Rachele, narrowing the gap to 11 points by halftime. The score stood at 50-39, with the Magpies holding the upper hand.

Game Feed
Scott Pendlebury
-
goal
+6
6 - 0
Q1 - 2`
6
Will Hoskin-Elliott
-
behind
+7
7 - 0
Q1 - 7`
1
Lachlan Schultz
-
behind
+8
8 - 0
Q1 - 9`
1
Q1 - 14`
1
behind
-
Elliott Himmelberg
8 - 1
-7
Q1 - 17`
6
goal
-
Taylor Walker
8 - 7
-1
Q1 - 18`
6
goal
-
Brayden Cook
8 - 13
+5
Scott Pendlebury
-
goal
+1
14 - 13
Q1 - 22`
6
Q1 - 26`
6
goal
-
Lachlan Murphy
14 - 19
+5
Will Hoskin-Elliott
-
goal
+1
20 - 19
Q1 - 28`
6
Jordan de Goey
-
goal
+7
26 - 19
Q1 - 31`
6
Joe Richards
-
goal
+13
32 - 19
Q2 - 1`
6
Ian Hill
-
goal
+19
38 - 19
Q2 - 3`
6
Q2 - 5`
1
behind
-
Taylor Walker
38 - 20
-18
Lachlan Schultz
-
goal
+24
44 - 20
Q2 - 10`
6
Reef McInnes
-
goal
+30
50 - 20
Q2 - 12`
6
Q2 - 15`
1
behind
-
Ben Keays
50 - 21
-29
Q2 - 23`
6
goal
-
Elliott Himmelberg
50 - 27
-23
Q2 - 27`
6
goal
-
Darcy Fogarty
50 - 33
-17
Q2 - 29`
6
goal
-
Joshua Rachele
50 - 39
-11
Q3 - 1`
1
behind
-
Taylor Walker
50 - 40
-10
Reef McInnes
-
goal
+16
56 - 40
Q3 - 4`
6
Q3 - 9`
6
goal
-
Lachlan Sholl
56 - 46
-10
John Noble
-
goal
+16
62 - 46
Q3 - 14`
6
Q3 - 19`
6
goal
-
Darcy Fogarty
62 - 52
-10
Mason Cox
-
behind
+11
63 - 52
Q3 - 20`
1
Jack Crisp
-
goal
+17
69 - 52
Q3 - 23`
6
Jordan de Goey
-
behind
+18
70 - 52
Q3 - 24`
1
Q3 - 26`
1
behind
-
Ben Keays
70 - 53
-17
Ian Hill
-
behind
+18
71 - 53
Q4 - 1`
1
Q4 - 3`
6
goal
-
Joshua Rachele
71 - 59
-12
Q4 - 8`
6
goal
-
Mitchell Hinge
71 - 65
-6
Q4 - 11`
1
behind
-
Chayce Jones
71 - 66
-5
Q4 - 19`
6
goal
-
Izak Rankine
71 - 72
+1
Jordan de Goey
-
behind
0
72 - 72
Q4 - 21`
1
Q4 - 24`
1
behind
-
Joshua Rachele
72 - 73
+1
Jordan de Goey
-
goal
+5
78 - 73
Q4 - 26`
6

The third quarter continued with intense back-and-forth action. Reef McInnes and John Noble added to Collingwood’s score, but the Crows were not to be outdone. Goals from Lachlan Sholl and Darcy Fogarty kept them in the game. Jack Crisp’s goal towards the end of the quarter helped the Magpies maintain a 17-point lead, ending the quarter at 70-53.

The final quarter was a rollercoaster of emotions. Joshua Rachele and Mitchell Hinge scored early goals for the Crows, bringing them within striking distance. Izak Rankine’s goal in the 19th minute even gave the Crows a brief lead. However, Jordan de Goey’s crucial goal in the 26th minute sealed the deal for the Magpies, who held on to win by just four points.

The team statistics tell a fascinating story of the game. The Magpies had 381 disposals, with 224 kicks and 157 handballs, while the Crows had a total of 409 disposals, including 224 kicks and 185 handballs. Both teams were evenly matched in hitouts with 38 each, but the Magpies excelled in clearances with 44 compared to the Crows’ 36. The Crows, however, had more marks with 98 compared to the Magpies’ 85.

Team Statistics
Magpies:Disposals - 381; Kicks - 224; Handballs - 157; Free Kicks - 8; Hitouts - 38; Clearances - 44; Marks - 85; Goals - 12; Assists - 9; Behinds - 6; Tackles - 68;
Crows:Disposals - 409; Kicks - 224; Handballs - 185; Free Kicks - 11; Hitouts - 38; Clearances - 36; Marks - 98; Goals - 11; Assists - 10; Behinds - 7; Tackles - 68;
12
Goals
11
6
Behinds
7
9
Assists
10
85
Marks
98
38
Hitouts
38
44
Clearances
36
381
Disposals
409
224
Kicks
224
157
Handballs
185
8
Free Kicks
11
68
Tackles
68

Star performers for the Magpies included Jordan de Goey, who notched up 2 goals, 2 assists, and 26 disposals. Scott Pendlebury was also instrumental with 2 goals, 2 assists, and 30 disposals. For the Crows, Matthew Crouch led the way with 34 disposals and 7 tackles, while Joshua Rachele contributed 2 goals and 13 disposals.

Notable individual efforts included Nick Daicos of the Magpies, who had a staggering 41 disposals and 14 clearances, showcasing his dominance on the field. John Noble was also impressive with 29 disposals and 11 marks. For the Crows, Izak Rankine’s 30 disposals and 8 clearances were crucial in keeping them in the game, and Taylor Walker’s goal and 15 disposals added to their valiant effort.

In conclusion, the match was a testament to the competitive spirit of both teams. The Magpies’ victory solidifies their position in the season, while the Crows can take heart from their spirited performance. Both teams showcased their strengths and highlighted areas for improvement as they move forward in the 2024 season.

Game Highlights

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