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The Blues avenged their embarrassing round one loss to Fitzroy, and a slow start in this 'away' game at Princes Park, to annihilate the Lions by 85 points. | The Blues avenged their embarrassing round one loss to Fitzroy, and a slow start in this 'away' game at Princes Park, to annihilate the Lions by 85 points. | ||
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Venue: Princes Park | Date: Saturday July 17, 1993 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Result: Win by 86 points | Umpires: M. Abbott & P. Carey | Crowd: 24,900 Gate: $93,560.30 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Goalkickers: Silvagni 10, Heaver, Spalding 3, Powell , Gleeson 2, Sexton, Williams, Brown, Alvin, Oliver, Madden, Bradley 1 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Best: S.Silvagni, C.Bradley, F.Brown, T.Alvin, M.Hogg, J.Madden. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Reports: Peter Dean (Running Agressively at Field Umpire Abbott) - $1500 Fine | Injuries: A.McKay (concussion). | |||||||||||||||||||
Game Review
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The Blues avenged their embarrassing round one loss to Fitzroy, and a slow start in this 'away' game at Princes Park, to annihilate the Lions by 85 points.
During an unstoppable 20-goal second half of breathtaking football, the Blues went on a scoring spree through stand-in full-forward Stephen Silvagni - who used the skills he had learned from years of manning up on many of the game's great goal-kickers, and helped himself an amazing 10 goals from 11 terrific marks. Most of Silvagni's opportunities were created by a dominant Carlton midfield of Craig Bradley, Greg Williams and Matthew Hogg.
Team
| B: | 7 Brett Ratten | 14 Michael Sexton | 39 Ang Christou |
| HB: | 5 Andrew McKay | 13 Mil Hanna | 35 Peter Dean |
| C: | 20 Fraser Brown | 2 Greg Williams | 22 Tim Powell |
| HF: | 33 Matthew Hogg | 11 Earl Spalding | 31 Tom Alvin |
| F: | 3 Stephen Oliver | 1 Stephen Silvagni | 17 Brent Heaver |
| Ruck: | 44 Justin Madden | 21 Craig Bradley (acting capt.) | 12 Adrian Gleeson |
| Interchange: | 30 Paul McCormack | 43 Anthony Koutoufides | |
| Coach: | David Parkin | ||
Milestones
100 Goals: Stephen Silvagni
Score Records: This is Carlton's highest ever score against Fitzroy
Score Records: This is Carlton's equal second highest 3rd Quarter score in the VFL / AFL
