Isaac Smith

Collingwood

16, Carlton 15, but you feel like for a greater percentage of this game, the ball has been played on Collingwood terms.

So that's Carlton's third goal of the game.

All three of them have come from D50.

And Chu, just for some context, how are they going in the whole part of the season at getting the ball from their D50 and scoring points from it?

Well, they're dominating this second term so far.

Three inside 50s, but two goals from it.

That is extremely efficient.

29 disposals to eight.

So they're getting the ball in their hands and they're keeping it off Collingwood.

Yes, at times a little bit disjointed with their ball movement, but they're being able to pressure Collingwood, turn the ball over and then keep the ball in their front half.

It was the uncontested possessions they were giving Collingwood in the first term that was getting the game on the pies term.

That stat at the moment, 29 Carlton, just three to Collingwood in this second term.

It was a dangerous kick from Dan Houston with not really that much of a target in mind.

I think he was trying to pick out Pendlebury to open up the far side of the ground, but fortune sometimes favours the brave because they were able to just scrap the ball, keep it on the outside, but because they'd used the open side of the ground, McCreary then ran through and then was able to slot it.

Well, a huge clearance out of the middle.

Got it inside there.

Forward 50.

And then able to make the most of it.

That's a way to make an impact in the first moments of the third term.