Carlton beats Giants in downpour to keep finals hopes alive
Carlton defeated Greater Western Sydney 38 to 23 in heavy rain at Ikon Park, keeping their AFL Women's finals push on track.
Carlton beat Greater Western Sydney 5.8 (38) to 3.5 (23) in a battle fought through heavy rain at Ikon Park on Sunday. The wet conditions made for low scoring as both teams struggled to handle the slippery ball.
The Giants kicked the first two goals but Carlton answered with three of their own in the first half and slowly took control. Claudia Whitfort kicked two goals alongside 24 possessions, while Erone Fitzpatrick had 27 touches including six intercepts.
Abbie McKay captained well with 28 possessions and Alyce Parker drove the midfield with 29 disposals. The win keeps Carlton in contention for the top four heading into the final round of the home-and-away season.
- Carlton 38 Greater Western Sydney 23
- Final score
- 29 with 510 metres gained
- Parker disposals
- 27 including 6 intercepts
- Fitzpatrick touches
- 28 with 7 tackles
- McKay possessions
Why it mattersThis result keeps Carlton's finals hopes alive as they near the end of the regular season.
AustraliaCarlton's AFL Women's finals spot is now within reach heading into the final round of the home-and-away season.
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