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(LIVE STREAM##) Carlton VS St Kilda live stream 6 August 2023

13 (85) to 12. 5 (77) win, lifting them to fifth spot with a 9-6 record. Mitch Owens kicked a career-high four goals for the Saints, while ruckman Rowan Marshall made a telling contribution with 26 disposals, 34 hit-outs, eight clearances and six tackles. Saints midfielder Brad Crouch was also influential with 17 tackles alongside seven clearances and 26 possessions. West Coast skipper Luke Shuey produced a Herculean performance with 28 disposals and eight clearances, while Tom Barrass took 14 marks in defence.

Ed Langdon kicked a terrific set shot early in the fourth quarter to put the Demons back in front. The Giants attacked time after time without reward, until Kelly let loose with the decisive long bomb. Weitering on report as Blues rout Hawks The Blues are on song at the MCG, scoring eight goals to none in the first half against Hawthorn. (Getty Images: Darrian Traynor)Star defender Jacob Weitering has been reported for striking during Carlton's 60-point rout of Hawthorn at the MCG. Against all odds, the home side opened a 31-point lead in the second quarter, and they still led by 20 entering time-on in the third. But the Saints kicked the final four goals of the match to seal the 12.

He immediately left the field for assessment and was substituted for Jake Melksham. Unsurprisingly, Melbourne and GWS midfield bulls Viney and Tom Green both got to work in the wet and won plenty of contested ball respectively. Viney racked up 40 disposals, eight clearances and 607 metres gained and was well-supported by a wasteful Christian Petracca (34 disposals, 556 metres gained) while Angus Brayshaw and Steven May were important. Green (38 disposals, 16 contested possessions), Kelly (26) and Stephen Coniglio (30) had plenty of the footy for the Giants. Melksham booted the Demons' first goal as they endured a wasteful start in difficult conditions, struggling with the Giants' relentless pressure. Petracca kicked four behinds in the opening half while Toby Greene booted two second-quarter goals to keep the Giants in the thick of things, with scores level at halftime.

Owens kicked the opening goal of the match after just 15 seconds, but any thought of an onslaught like last week was quickly put to bed as West Coast gritted their teeth and got to work. Shuey led from the front with eight tackles in the opening quarter as West Coast players threw their bodies into contests and harassed their opponents. Noah Long kicked a remarkable banana goal from the pocket amidst a pack of players to send the crowd wild, and the Eagles were given a standing ovation at quarter time after going into the break with a 25-18 lead.

West Coast Eagles lost by 171 points to the Swans last week — now they lead the Saints in Perth. (Getty Images: Paul Kane)St Kilda defender Josh Battle was subbed out in the second quarter after being crushed in a marking contest by Oscar Allen. Alarm bells were blaring for the Saints in the second term as the lead ballooned to 31 points. The Giants came out of the main break with greater intensity and it soon paid off. Xavier O'Halloran put GWS in front with a close-range free kick and Josh Kelly snapped another shortly after. Isaac Cumming nudged the Giants out to an 18-point lead midway through the third quarter. But Brodie Grundy and Kysaiah Pickett responded to tighten up the contest.

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