27.07.2026 • Updated: 06.08.2026
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Western Bulldogs vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Match result — 06.08.2026

Western Bulldogs
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August 6, 2026
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AFL Premiership
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North Melbourne Kangaroos
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H2H Stats Matches and Previous Teams Results

Total games 9
Total Goals Avg 190.56
Both teams scored 100%
117.56 Total average 73.00
Last 5 matches
06.08.2026 AFL Premier…
Western Bulldogs
North Melbourne Kangaroos
77 100
03.07.2025 AFL Premier…
North Melbourne Kangaroos
Western Bulldogs
85 134
15.03.2025 AFL Premier…
Western Bulldogs
North Melbourne Kangaroos
113 97
18.08.2024 AFL Premier…
Western Bulldogs
North Melbourne Kangaroos
138 42
29.06.2024 AFL Premier…
North Melbourne Kangaroos
Western Bulldogs
60 77

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Western Bulldogs

Team Overview

In their latest AFL Premiership match, the Western Bulldogs faced the North Melbourne Kangaroos at home but suffered a defeat, ending the game with a score of 77 to 100. This loss adds to their recent struggles, as they have not been able to secure a win in their last two outings.

North Melbourne Kangaroos

Team Overview

North Melbourne Kangaroos recently triumphed over the Western Bulldogs in their last AFL Premiership encounter, winning decisively with a score of 100 to 77. This victory marks a positive turn for the Kangaroos, who are eager to build on this momentum.

Western Bulldogs - North Melbourne Kangaroos Match Result

North Melbourne Kangaroos Outshine Western Bulldogs in Thrilling Contest

In a compelling clash, North Melbourne Kangaroos triumphed over Western Bulldogs with a final score of 100 to 77.

The match showcased a strong performance from North Melbourne, who dominated key statistics, recording 418 disposals compared to the Bulldogs' 351. The Kangaroos also excelled in marks, achieving 109 to the Bulldogs' 67, highlighting their aerial superiority.

Paul Curtis was a standout for North Melbourne, contributing four goals, while Zac Banch and Jack Darling added two each. The Bulldogs fought valiantly, with Aaron Naughton and Matthew Kennedy each scoring two goals, but they struggled to keep pace with their opponents.

Despite the Bulldogs' efforts, including a solid midfield battle reflected in the clearances (33 to 42), they were unable to overcome the Kangaroos' offensive pressure and efficiency. The final scoreline reflects a well-earned victory for North Melbourne, who capitalized on their opportunities and showcased their depth in scoring.