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Melbourne thrashes Giants to remain unbeaten

Melbourne beats Greater Western Sydney 60-12 for a second straight win, with midfielders Tyla Hanks and Olivia Purcell leading the way.

Melbourne kept its perfect record with a 48-point win over Greater Western Sydney on Sunday. The Demons scored 9.6 (60) to 1.6 (12).

Midfielders Tyla Hanks and Olivia Purcell led with 26 and 36 disposals. Jordyn Allen, playing her second game, impressed with 22 disposals and strong work in the contest.

Why it mattersThe Demons' perfect start after a new era suggests the rebuild is working. One game is early, but the dominant display points to genuine promise.

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