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There have been six instances where a club's leading goalkicker was at least 100 goals ahead of his next most prolific team mate.


Season Club . . . . .Leader . . . Goals Next best . . . Goals
1934 South Melbourne Bob Pratt . . .150 Laurie Nash . . .49
1970 Collingwood . . Peter McKenna .143 Des Tuddenham . .33
1971 Hawthorn . . . .Peter Hudson . 150 Leigh Matthews . 43
1989 Hawthorn . . . .Jason Dunstall 138 Dermott Brereton 35 **
1992 Hawthorn . . . .Jason Dunstall 145 Paul Hudson . . .39
1993 Adelaide . . . .Tony Modra . . 129 Mattie Liptak . .28

** also, Peter Curran kicked 35 goals
 
Round 20 2011

Collingwood's last quarter for and against percentage is 236.54% - Port Adelaide's is 51.25%.

Collingwood have conceded 248 points in the first quarter - Gold Coast 611.

Hawthorn's performance after 18 matches is their best since 1989.

Fremantle's loss to St Kilda was their 130th from 172 matches away from W.A.

Geelong's for and against percentage from their last 29 matches at Kardinia Park is 198.71%

Melbourne's last goal in their match v Carlton was their 26,000th.

Port Adelaide recorded their lowest 1/2, 3/4 and full-time score.

The 3rd match this year lost by Sydney after leading at 1/4 and 1/2 time.

Adelaide's 250th win.

Hawthorn have now scored 2,121 goals and 2,121 behinds v Nth Melbourne.

Richmond's 56th loss by 50 points or more this century. Next most: Carlton 45.

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Longest current ‘droughts’ in various categories (excluding Gold Coast) showing the team to have gone the longest without and when they last did it.

8 goals or more 1st quarter.
West Coast round, 16 2005.

8 goals or more 2nd quarter.
Brisbane round, 21 2004.

8 goals or more 3rd quarter.
West Coast, round 22 2006.

8 goals or more last quarter.
Fremantle, round 13 2007.

20 goals or more scored
Brisbane, round 9 2008

Scored 150 points or more
Sydney/SM, Round 15 2007

10 goals or more win
Brisbane, round 17, 2007

Doubled an opponent’s score
Fremantle, round 22 2006

Tripled an opponent’s score
Melbourne, round 10 1994

Won a match in all 4 quarters
Richmond, round 22 2008

Defeated Geelong in all 4 quarters
WB/Footscray, round 17 1973

Defeated Collingwood in all 4 quarters
Sydney/SM, round 1 1959

Conceded less than 50 points in a match.
Essendon, round 22 2002

Defeated the team on top of the ladder in the 2nd
half of the season.
Collingwood, round 22 1996

Played in a top 4 clash in the 2nd half of the season
Richmond, round 22 2001

Defeated a team in the top 4 in the 2nd half of the season
Melbourne, round 15 2004
 

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More Longest ‘droughts’ in various categories (excluding Gold Coast) showing the team to have gone the longest without and when they last did it.

Won the first match of the season.
Melbourne, round 1 2005
Sydney/SM, round 1 2005

Won the first 3 matches of the season.
Carlton 1995
Richmond 1995

Won at the MCG
Fremantle, round 4 2007

Won at Subiaco Oval
Melbourne, round 11 2004

Won after trailing at ¾ time.
Melbourne, round 7 2008.

Defeated an eventual Premier
Essendon, round 18 2004

6 goals or more up at quarter time
West Coast, round 15, 2005

6 goals or more up at quarter time v Collingwood
Adelaide, never
Melbourne, never
Nth Melbourne, never
Port Adelaide, never
St Kilda, round 10 1970

Kicked the sweep (highest score of the round) v Collingwood
Adelaide, never
Brisbane, never
Port Adelaide, never
WB/Footscray, never
Geelong, round 9, 1991 (Hawthorn round 10, 1991)

Kicked the sweep v Geelong
St Kilda, round 18 1958

Held Collingwood to the lowest score of the round
WB/Footscray, round 18 1987

Held Geelong to the lowest score of the round
WB/Footscray, round 17 1970
 
Even more longest ‘droughts’ (but ones not wanting to be broken) in various categories (excluding Gold Coast) showing the team to have gone the longest without and when they last did it.

Lost to the eventual wooden-spooner
Nth Melbourne, round 1 1997
Carlton, round 17 1997

Lost by 100 points
Sydney/SM, round 10 1998

Last on the ladder
Sydney/SM round 3, 1999

Below 12th on the ladder in the 2nd half of the season.
Sydney/SM, round 20 2002

Had score doubled by an opponent
Geelong, round 9 2008

Had score tripled by an opponent
Sydney/SM, round 1 1996

Scoreless 1st quarter
Port Adelaide, never
Geelong, round 1 1965

Scoreless 2nd quarter
Brisbane, never
Sydney/SM, round 11 1961

Scoreless 3rd quarter
Brisbane, never
Carlton, round 15 1965

Scoreless 4th quarter
Adelaide, never
Richmond, round 12 1961

Scored three times as many behinds as goals
Geelong, round 7 1990

Lost every quarter by 3 goals or more
Fremantle, never
Geelong, round 18 1933
(All other teams have at least once in the last 30 years.)
 
tants said:
That's pretty amazing for a team that, since inception, has been consistently rubbish.

In that time they have received some schellacking's too.
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I thought it only fair to find something where they came out on top.

It is somewhat surprising, but losing each quarter by just 3 goals or more is very, very rare.

It has only happened in 68 of 13,918 matches played to date.

That it has happened 4 times this year is extremely unusual - including 3 in consecutive rounds - R18 St Kilda v Adelaide, R19 Geelong v Melbourne, R20 Collingwood v Port Adelaide.

The most in a whole season has been 4 in 1994. Most seasons (73) it hasn't happened at all.

There were none in 2010 or 2009.

Geelong in round 18, 1933 is the only time it has happened to them.

St Kilda has lost the most games by 3 or more goals each quarter - 9.

After Gold Coast, Adelaide has the highest percentage of matches lost by 3 or more goals each quarter - 1.24% of matches played. (6/482)

Geelong has won the most matches by 3 goals or more each quarter - 10.
And Adelaide has won the highest percentage of matches played by 3 goals or more each quarter - 0.83%. (4/482)
 
The ‘droughts’ continue in various categories (excluding Gold Coast) showing the team to have gone the longest without and when they last did it.

Played a match where both teams scored 20 goals.
Port Adelaide, never.
Collingwood, round 22, 1987 – 23.6-144 v Essendon 21.13-139
(Most recent: Round 3 2008 – Essendon 23.12-150 v Carlton 21.8-134)

Played a match where the aggregate score was less than 100 points.
Brisbane, round 16 1996 – 3.9-27 v Essendon 9.10-64
(Most recent: Round 1 2011 – Geelong 6.12-48 v St Kilda 6.11-47)

Played a match where neither team scored a goal in the first quarter.
Adelaide, never
St Kilda, round 15 1924 – 0.4-4 v Richmond 0.3-3
(Most recent: Round 3 2006 – Fremantle 0.6-6 v Port Adelaide 0.5-5)

Played a match where neither team scored a goal in the last quarter.
Adelaide, never
Fremantle, never
Port Adelaide, never
Geelong, 1956 1st semi-final – 0.1-1 v WB/Footscray 0.5-5
(Most recent: Round 9 2004 – WB/Footscray 0.3-3 v Carlton 0.3-3)

Won a match with fewer goals.
WB/Footscray, round 8 1989 – 8.16-64 v Fitzroy 9.9-63
(Most recent: Round 18 2011 – West Coast 8.17-65 v Fremantle 9.10-64 – there have been 6 matches won with fewer goals in 2011, one fewer than the most for one season – 7 in 1980.)

Won in the last round of the season.
Carlton, round 22 2004
(Collingwood, round 22 2006)

Won the last three rounds of the season.
Nth Melbourne 1999.

Had a ‘home and away’ attendance of 70,000 or more
Adelaide, never
Brisbane, never
Fremantle, never
Port Adelaide, never
West Coast, never
WB/Footscray, never
Nth Melbourne, round 24 1994 – 72,932 v Collingwood.
 
60 point wins:

Until this year Adelaide has had at least one 60 point win every season from 1991 except for 2002.

Brisbane last had a 60 point win in 2007.

Carlton had seven 60 point wins in 2001 and then none again until 2008.
(They have had at least one every season since, including 6 this year.)

Collingwood has had at least one 60 point win every season since 2000 except 2005 and 2007. (In 2011 they are currently on their equal most in one season - 7)

In the seven seasons 1998 to 2004, Essendon had 28 wins by 60 points or more. In the last seven seasons 2011-2005, they have had four 60 point wins.

The most 60 point wins Fremantle has had in a season is two - in 1995, 2002, 2007 and 2010.

Geelong has had at least one 60 point win every season from 2000 except for 2003. From 2004, Geelong has had 45 wins of 60 points or more. (Next most: Adelaide and Collingwood 25.)

Hawthorn had five 60 point wins in 2008. They have had a total of five since.

Melbourne have had three 60 point wins in 2011 which is only one fewer than their total number of 60 point wins 2001-2010.

Nth Melbourne have had two 60 point wins in the last four seasons 2008-11.

Port Adelaide from 2001 to 2008 had at least one 60 point win each season for a total of 29. They haven't had a 60 point win since.

Since 2000, Richmond have had eight 60 point wins but none since 2008 when they had their equal most in a season (3) since 1982.

From 1991 to 2008, Sydney/SM had at least one 60 point win every season. (None in 2009-10 but three so far in 2011)

After having at least one 60 point win every season up to 2007 except 2002, West Coast have only won two matches by 60 points in the last four seasons.

Up to 2009 when they won four matches by 60 points, WB/Footscray had never won more than three matches by 60 points in a season. (They won seven in 2010 and have won three in 2011.)
 
So far this season no team has scored more than 2 goals each quarter against Collingwood or St Kilda.

The only team that has scored more than 2 goals each quarter v Hawthorn has been Melbourne.

The only team that has scored more than 2 goals each quarter v Carlton is Collingwood.

The only team that has scored more than 2 goals each quarter v Sydney is West Coast.

The only team that has scored more than 2 goals each quarter v West Coast is Collingwood.

The only team that has scored more than 2 goals each quarter v Adelaide is St Kilda.

Three teams have scored more than 2 goals each quarter v Geelong - Carlton. Hawthorn and Essendon.

Nine teams have scored more than 2 goals each quarter v Gold Coast and Port Adelaide.

Numbers for the rest are:
Richmond 4
WB/Footscray 4
Essendon 5
Fremantle 5
Nth Melbourne 5
Brisbane 7
Melbourne 7
 
Noticed that Richard Tambling is (perhaps) set to play under his fifth AFL coach in the space of 34 games. Thought this may be close to a record, however some research turned up the following...

281 players have played under three different coaches in three games - most recently Scott Harding, in the final three matches of his 50-game career: Michael Voss in the 2009 Elimination Final, Mark Williams in 2010 R1 and Matthew Primus in 2010 R16.

The shortest stretches of games played while playing under four or more coaches is given by the following table:

Code: 
Co  Ma Player                Club(s)    Career  Gms CM#-CM#
-----------------------------------------------------------
 4   4 Kennedy, Pat A.       Ca,Ha    1923-1925  26  21  24
 4   4 O'Sullivan, Jack      NM       1926-1927   9   1   4
 4   4 Way, Jack             Ca,Es    1925-1928   9   2   5
 4   4 Watson, Jim           Ca,Fi    1921-1929  97  90  93
 4   4 Laver, Les            Ge       1926-1932   8   5   8
 4   4 Walker, W. Bob        Ge       1933-1939  14   5   8
 4   4 Wells, Billy G.       NM,St    1939-1945  36  12  15
 4   4 Armstrong, Barry      Ca       1969-1981 204 132 135
 4   4 Sheldon, Ken          Ca,St    1977-1989 185   6   9
 4   4 Jones, Peter          Ca       1966-1979 249 211 214
 4   4 Pickett, Tony         Ca       1976-1979  60  38  41
 4   4 Chiron, Dean          St,WB,Me 1983-1989  37  18  21
 5   7 Wells, Billy G.       NM,St    1939-1945  36   9  15
 5   7 Hutton, John          Br,Sy,Fr 1992-1995  36  18  24
 6   9 Robbins, George       St,Ca,WB 1921-1930  24   4  12
 7  17 Robbins, George       St,Ca,WB 1921-1930  24   4  20
 8  38 Donnellan, Frank      Ha,NM,Fi 1926-1934  57   3  40
 9  40 Donnellan, Frank      Ha,NM,Fi 1926-1934  57   3  42
10  69 Lewis, Johnny Francis NM,Me    1925-1938 196  16  84
11  73 Lewis, Johnny Francis NM,Me    1925-1938 196  16  88
12 113 Lewis, Johnny Francis NM,Me    1925-1938 196  16 128
13 121 Lewis, Johnny Francis NM,Me    1925-1938 196  16 136
14 136 Lewis, Johnny Francis NM,Me    1925-1938 196  16 151
 
60 point losses:

Adelaide have lost 2 matches by 60 points this year after losing a total of 2 in the previous 6 seasons - 2005-10. (Most in one season: 5 in 1991)

All but 4 of Brisbane's 25 seasons (1996, 1999, 2002 and 2004) have included at least 1 loss of 60 points or more. (Most in one season: 8 in 1992)

Up until 2003 the most 60 point losses that Carlton had in one season was 3 in 1901. From 2003 to 2010, Carlton had 32 losses of 60 points. (Most in one season: 7 in 2003 and 2007)

Collingwood's first season with more than one 60 point loss was 1948 with 2. Collingwood has had as many 60 point losses (20) in their last 20 seasons as they did in their first 54 seasons. (Most in one season: 4 in 2005)

Essendon has had as many 60 point losses (20) in their last 7 seasons as they had in 20 seasons prior to 2005. (Most in one season: 5 in 2008 and 2010)

Fremantle has had at least one 60 point loss every season except 2004 and 2005. (Most in one season: 8 in 2000)

Geelong has had only one 60 point loss in the last 5 seasons (2008).
(Most in one season: 6 in 1946)

With 4 matches still to play this year, Gold Coast with 8 losses of 60 points are challenging for the most in one season (Hawthorn 11 in 1950.)

Half of Hawthorn's 152 losses by 60 points occurred in their first 27 seasons in the League. The other half have occurred since round 4 1951. (Most in one season: 11 in 1950)

Just under half (82) of Melbourne's 165 losses by 60 points have occurred in their last 30 seasons. Melbourne has had at least one 60 point loss every season from 1996 to 2011 except for 2006 and 2010. (Most in one season: 10 in 1978)

Nth Melbourne has had at least one 60 point loss every season since winning the Premiership in 1999. From 1974 to 1980 they had only one 60 point loss (1978).
(Most in one season: 8 in 1971)

Port Adelaide has had as many 60 point losses this year as they had for the previous 3 seasons. (Most in one season: 7 in 2011).

Since 1992 Richmond have had at least one 60 point loss every season except 1996. (Most in one season: 8 in 1992)

From 2004 to 2010 St Kilda had 4 losses by 60 points or more. In 7 seasons from 1979-1985, St Kilda managed 40 losses by 60 points. (Most in one season: 8 in 1899 and 1979)

In the 4 seasons 2005-08, Sydney/SM lost no matches by 60 points. In 4 seasons 1990-93 they lost 30 matches by 60 points. (Most in one season: 9 in 1993)

In the ten seasons 2000-09, West Coast had 31 losses by 60 points. In the previous 10 seasons 1990-9 they had 11. (Most in one season: 10 in 2001)

From 1964 WB/Footscray have had at least one 60 point loss every season except 2002 and 2009. (Most in one season: 9 in 1981)
 

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UpForGrabs said:
We don't talk about that season. We'd prefer everyone just forgot that it took place.
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Sorry it came up again. :)

Although they were one off equaling the most 10 goal defeats in a season, the Eagles' points for and against deficit for 2001 (-882) only ranks the 15th greatest from 22 matches. In 2011 with 4 matches to go Gold Coast has already achieved a deficit of 1,030 and Port Adelaide a deficit of 731, so the 2001 Eagles ranking could improve 2 places.
 
Port Adelaide's last two games have returned 53 pts. Last time a two game haul netted less was Fitzroy Rds 14-15, 1964. (4.3.27 & 2.9 21)

All time is St Kilda Rds 13-14, 1899 (1.2 8 & 0.2 2)
 
Round 21 2011:

Only the 7th match of the 153 that Collingwood has won v St Kilda where they had fewer scoring shots. Previous were in years: 2008, 1975 (2), 1934, 1931, 1906.

6.16: The highest factor that Hawthorn has multiplied an opponent's score by. Previous: 4.71 times round 12, 1988 - Hawthorn 10.20-80 v Brisbane 2.7.17.

The last time Carlton defeated Fremantle was round 14, 2009 - their score was also 16.19-115.

Gold Coast's percentage of 54.18% is the second lowest recorded after 19 matches. Lowest: Fitzroy 1996 - 51.79%

One of 4 occasions where Essendon has scored 7 or more goals with 0 behinds in the first quarter. Previous: 8.0-48 v West Coast round 3, 2004. 7.0-42 v St Kilda round 1, 1992. 8.0-48 v Richmond round 11, 1979.

West Coast's 5th win outside of W.A. this year after winning a total of 3 in the last three seasons.

43 pts: Richmond's biggest win v Sydney/SM since 79 points round 9, 1990 - 20.19-139 v 9.6-60.

Only the 2nd match that Adelaide has lost, losing only the 2nd quarter. Previous: Round 5, 1994 13.5-93 v WB/Footscray 17.8-110.

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The top 100 VFL/AFL winning margins range from 118 to 190 points.

The seasons with the most occurrences in the list are 1991 and now 2011 with 7 of the highest 100 margins each.

2011 now has as many entries in the list as seasons 2004-2010 combined.

The first season to have an entry in the list is 1899.

The first season to have two entries in the list is 1919.

The first season with three entries is 1979.

The first season with four entries is 1983.

The most recent seasons with no entries are 2010 and 2009.

Each club's number of entries in the list are:

Code: 
Geelong      15
Essendon     12
Hawthorn     10
Nth Melbourne 9
Sydney/SM     9
Carlton       7
Collingwood   7
Richmond      7
Melbourne     5
West Coast    5
Fitzroy       5
Adelaide      3
St Kilda      3
Brisbane      2
WB/Footscray  1
Fremantle     0
Gold Coast    0
Port Adelaide 0
University    0
 

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RogersResults said:
The top 100 VFL/AFL winning margins range from 118 to 190 points.

The seasons with the most occurrences in the list are 1991 and now 2011 with 7 of the highest 100 margins each.

2011 now has as many entries in the list as seasons 2004-2010 combined.

The first season to have an entry in the list is 1899.

The first season to have two entries in the list is 1919.

The first season with three entries is 1979.

The first season with four entries is 1983.

The most recent seasons with no entries are 2010 and 2009.

Each club's number of entries in the list are:

Code: 
Geelong      15
Essendon     12
Hawthorn     10
Nth Melbourne 9
Sydney/SM     9
Carlton       7
Collingwood   7
Richmond      7
Melbourne     5
West Coast    5
Fitzroy       5
Adelaide      3
St Kilda      3
Brisbane      2
WB/Footscray  1
Fremantle     0
Gold Coast    0
Port Adelaide 0
University    0
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Intruiging how Collingwood have just seven entries on this list in all of VFL/AFL history given they have won more games than anyone else (1439 games) http://afl.allthestats.com/index.ph...7:all-time-ladder&catid=34:all-time&Itemid=56

Perhaps the stereotypical idea of the Pies being a hard-working club perhaps lacking the finess and skill of other sides in times gone by could be reflected in this stat. Mind you, the Pies right now could well lay claim to being the best ever Collingwood side, with plenty of flair, skill and the hard-nosed pressure that Malthouse has instilled into them. They may well add significantly to that total of seven entries in the coming few years.
 
Catsace said:
Intruiging how Collingwood have just seven entries on this list in all of VFL/AFL history given they have won more games than anyone else (1439 games) http://afl.allthestats.com/index.ph...7:all-time-ladder&catid=34:all-time&Itemid=56

Perhaps the stereotypical idea of the Pies being a hard-working club perhaps lacking the finess and skill of other sides in times gone by could be reflected in this stat. Mind you, the Pies right now could well lay claim to being the best ever Collingwood side, with plenty of flair, skill and the hard-nosed pressure that Malthouse has instilled into them. They may well add significantly to that total of seven entries in the coming few years.
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71% of the greatest winning margins are from 1982 on.

M/W% 1982-2011
Hawthorn 58.88%
Essendon 58.58%
Geelong 57.77%
(West Coast 55.15%)
Nth Melbourne 53.56%
Carlton 52.96%
Collingwood 52.76%

You have to go back to 1927 to find a starting year from where Collingwood has won the highest percentage of matches.
(Not too many Magpie fans alive who could say that their team has won the highest percentage of matches in their lifetime.)

Only 7 of the highest 100 winning margins come from before 1927.

Magpie teams of the 70's had some flair (3 of their 7 entries come from then) but before this years thrashing of Port, Collingwood's most recent entry in the top 100 was from 1991 (v Adelaide).
 
The 100 Biggest Losers (118 to 190 points)

In one season so far Gold Coast has 3 entries on the list, the same as Collingwood has from 115 seasons.

Of teams on the list of 100 biggest losers, Geelong has the oldest entry - round 21 1986, followed by Collingwood round 16, 1987.

Of teams on the list, Carlton has the least entries - just one - round 22, 2003.

Fremantle is the only team (besides University) to not to be listed as their biggest loss so far is only 117 points.

St Kilda has the most entries on the list -12, but all but one are before 1990.

Only two of Richmond's 7 entries are before 1990.

Of Melbourne's 9 entries, only 1 (1919) is from before 1979.


Each team's share of entries in the 100 biggest losses - ordered by percentage of matches played from most to least

Code: 
Gold Coast    3   
Adelaide      7 
Brisbane      7 
Port Adelaide 3 
West Coast    4 
WB/Footscray 10 
St Kilda     12 
Nth Melbourne 8 
Richmond      9 
Fitzroy       8 
Melbourne     9 
Hawthorn      4 
Sydney/SM     4   
Geelong       4 
Essendon      4 
Collingwood   3 
Carlton       1 
Fremantle     0
University    0
 
tants said:
Am I reading it right that Uni and Freo (the two least successful clubs) have also avoided the biggest losses?
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Currently the 100 biggest losses in VFL/AFL history range from 118 to 190 points.

The biggest loss that University suffered in their career in the League was 89 points, which is currently the equal 437th highest losing margin recorded.

Fremantle's biggest loss has been 117 points, which is the equal 101st highest losing margin recorded. Up to the end of 2010 this ranked as the equal 94th biggest losing margin. There have been 7 margins above 117 points this year, so Fremantle has lost its place in the group.

At the end of 1914 when the University club ceased competing in the League, their 89 point loss was the equal 18th highest. University dropped off the list of the 100 biggest losses in 1958 when the range moved to 90 to 171 points.
 
Just 118 of 13,777 matches won in the VFL/AFL have been by teams that trailed by 24 points or more at 3/4 time.

The most in one season was 6 in 2008. (The next most was 5 in 1944.)

There has been 1 this year - Gold Coast v Port Adelaide.

There were none in 2010 and the only one in 2009 was Brisbane's win over Carlton in the Elimination Final.

Prior to the above match, the previous final won by a team trailing by 4 goals or more at 3/4 time was Essendon's 2 point win over Collingwood after trailing 5.7-37 to 9.7-61 at 3/4 time in the 1951 Preliminary Final.
(Collingwood also lost the 1945 Preliminary Final to Carlton after leading by 28 points at 3/4 time.)

The biggest win by a team trailing by 4 goals or more at 3/4 time was 37 points round 2, 1941 - Essendon 11.7-73 v Nth Melbourne 15.11-101 at 3/4 time - final score: 22.13-145 v 16.12-108.

Half of these matches occurred up to round 7, 1968. The other half from round 15, 1968.

17 teams have won matches by 1 point after trailing by 4 goals or more at 3/4 time. Most recent: Geelong v Fremantle round 6, 2008.

Fremantle and Port Adelaide are yet to win a match where they trailed by 4 goals or more at 3/4 time. University never did.

All other current teams have won at least 1 match in the last 20 years after trailing by 4 goals or more at 3/4 time except Hawthorn. The last time the Hawks won in such a situation was round 2, 1956. (They beat Richmond by 21 points after trailing by 25 at 3/4 time.)

With the exception of Gold Coast, Brisbane has the highest percentage of matches won after trailing by 4 goals or more at 3/4 time - 0.7% of matches played (4 times.)

Hawthorn has the least - 0.11% of matches played (2 times).

Carlton has won the most - 12, followed by Collingwood, Geelong and WB/Footscray - 11 each.
 

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