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Venue: The Dome | ||||||||||||||||||
| Date: Sat 11 June, 2005 (night) | Result: Loss by 58 points | ||||||||||||||||||
| Umpires: Davis, Ryan, Pannell | Crowd: 37,880 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Goalkickers: Whitnall 4, Fevola 2, Houlihan, Lappin, Waite, Scotland, Davies, Walker 1 | |||||||||||||||||||
| Reports: Sporn (charging)- cleared | Injuries: Nil | ||||||||||||||||||
Game Review
Carlton kicked the first 2 goals of the game through Lance Whitnall and Brendan Fevola but then allowed the Lions back in by conceding 2 goals from 50 m penalties. The Lions slowly took control of the match and after being up by 8 points at quarter time kicked 3 unanswered goals. The Blues fought back with 3 from Whitnall to stay in touch but the Lions responded with another 3 to be 20 points up at half time. The Lions took complete control in the second half, restricting the Blues to 2 goals in each of the remaining quarters, while adding 10 themselves to run out 58 point winners.Anthony Koutoufides had 28 possessions, while Matthew Lappin had 27. Lance Whitnall kicked 4 goals. Andrew Walker was given the job of tagging Akermanis and did a good job of minimising his influence.
Team
| B: | 44 Andrew Carrazzo | 4 Luke Livingston | 20 Cory McGrath |
| HB: | 33 Ryan Houlihan | 32 Bret Thornton | 15 David Teague |
| C: | 36 Trent Sporn | 24 Nick Stevens | 29 Heath Scotland |
| HF: | 16 Scott Camporeale (vc) | 30 Jarrad Waite | 12 Matthew Lappin |
| F: | 8 Lance Whitnall | 25 Brendan Fevola | 7 Justin Davies |
| Ruck: | 27 Chris Bryan | 43 Anthony Koutoufides (c) | 1 Andrew Walker |
| Interchange: | |||
| 10 Brett Johnson, 19 Eddie Betts, 28 Ian Prendergast , 18 Glen Bowyer | |||
| Coach: | Denis Pagan | ||
| Emg: | David Clarke jnr | Troy Longmuir | Callum Chambers |
| In: | Trent Sporn | Brett Johnson | Glen Bowyer |
| Out: | Digby Morrell | Adam Bentick | David Clarke jnr |
Brownlow Votes
3: Jonathan Brown (BRIS)2: Michael Voss (BRIS)
1: Anthony Koutoufides (CARL)
Best & Fairest Votes
Anthony Koutoufides, Andrew Walker, Lance Whitnall (34), Matthew Lappin (26), Jarrad Waite (15)Round 11 | Round 13