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AFLW round 10: Daisy Pearce’s ‘big decision’ as former club destroys the Tigers

Sydney Morning Herald - Sport ·
AFLW round 10: Daisy Pearce’s ‘big decision’ as former club destroys the Tigers

Melbourne secured a spot in the AFLW finals series after dismantling Richmond with ease in Pride Round on Friday night.

The 14.10 (94) to 5.2 (32) triumph was a return to form after the Demons’ surprise first-ever AFLW loss to Gold Coast the previous week.

The reverse to the Suns was front-of-mind for Demons coach Tom Wilson ahead of the Tigers clash at Melbourne’s Ikon Park.

“We understood last week was far from our best performance,” Wilson said before the first bounce.

“We thought around the ball, we probably got a bit of a lesson in that space.

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