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✓ The Sydney Morning HeraldSport & Play

North Melbourne leads Melbourne by 19 heading into final quarter

North Melbourne has built a 19-point lead over Melbourne with one quarter remaining in their AFLW round 7 clash.

North are in command of their match against Melbourne, leading by 19 points at three-quarter time. The two-time reigning premiers have kicked six straight goals to take control of the game.

Five of those goals have come from Melbourne turnovers, showing the Demons are struggling to contain the Roos' intensity. North are dominating possession and clearances and capitalising on every Melbourne mistake.

The Kangaroos proved their form after last week's loss in Cairns, responding with a dominant display. Melbourne face an uphill battle in the final quarter to mount a comeback.

19 points
North's lead at three-quarter time
6 goals
Consecutive goals kicked by North
5 of 6
Goals from Melbourne turnovers

Why it mattersAs the season heads toward the grand final, North's commanding performance shows they remain genuine contenders despite last week's defeat.

AustraliaThe two-time defending champions' strong form in AFLW round 7 keeps them as title favourites heading into finals.

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