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Bulldogs remain in finals fight after downing Eagles in a thriller – The Age
The Western Bulldogs’ dream of top-eight finish is well and truly alive after the Dogs stunned flag fancies West Coast with a dramatic two-point victory.
It was a brave win because at quarter time the Bulldogs looked unlikely winners, but they turned the contest around with smart coaching and energy around the contest.
That crisis at the first break led to the Western Bulldogs seizing a tactical opportunity that stares every team that plays West Coast in the face.
Pole position: Western Bulldogs ruckman Tim English gets out in front.Credit:Getty Images
At that point the predictable Eagles had taken six intercept marks, returning every forward …
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