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Grand final of the 1968 Victorian Football League season

1968 VFL Grand Final

Carlton

Essendon
7.14 (56)8.5 (53)
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CAR2.2 (14)6.8 (44)7.9 (51)7.14 (56)
ESS2.1 (13)5.1 (31)6.4 (40)8.5 (53)
Date28 September 1968
StadiumMelbourne Cricket Ground
Attendance116,828
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The1968 VFL Grand Final was anAustralian rules football game contested between theCarlton Football Club andEssendon Football Club, held at theMelbourne Cricket Ground on Saturday, 28 September 1968.[1][2][3] It was the 71st annualGrand Final of theVictorian Football League, staged to determine thepremiers for the1968 VFL season. The match, attended by a record crowd of 116,828 spectators, was won by Carlton by a margin of 3 points, making it that club's ninth premiership victory, but its first since winning the1947 VFL Grand Final.

The Blues emerged victorious despite Essendon kicking more goals, the first of only two times that had happened in a VFL/AFL grand final as of 2023. There was a strong wind blowing during the whole game, which did not help it as a spectacle and possibly contributed to Carlton's inaccuracy.Garry Crane starred on the wing for the Blues with 30 possessions.

Essendon came within a point of Carlton at the 20 minute mark of the final term after a goal toGeoff Blethyn. Despite being goal-less in the final quarter, Carlton managed to keep their lead, thanks largely to 20th manNeil Chandler, who took some crucial marks in the dying stages.

Aided by the opening during the year of the ground's new Western Stand, the attendance of 116,828 was the highest at a VFL premiership decider up to that time, breaking the record of 115,902 spectators who witnessed the1956 VFL Grand Final.[4] The new record was broken at the1969 VFL Grand Final, and that record was broken in turn at the1970 VFL Grand Final.

Teams

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Carlton
Essendon
Carlton
B:19Ian Collins20Wes Lofts42Robert Walls
HB:21Barry Gill11John Goold3Kevin Hall
C:34Ian Robertson17Brent Crosswell6Garry Crane
HF:25Alex Jesaulenko12Bill Bennett32Bryan Quirk
F:28Peter Jones16Brian Kekovich8Dennis Munari
Foll:2John Nicholls (c)1Sergio Silvagni10Adrian Gallagher
Res:36Peter McLean47Neil Chandler
Coach:Ron Barassi
Essendon
B:17Darryl Gerlach35Geoff Pryor36Neil Evans
HB:28Alec Epis22John Williams32Barry Davis
C:21Ken Fletcher30John Ellis14Russell Blew
HF:19Robin Close10Alan Noonan5David Shaw
F:20Ted Fordham11Geoff Blethyn26Paul Sproule
Foll:24Don McKenzie (c)7Charlie Payne6Geoff Gosper
Res:16Bruce Lake15Don Gross
Coach:Jack Clarke

Scorecard

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Carlton vsEssendon
2:30PMAEST
TeamQ1Q2Q3Final
Carlton2.2 (14)6.8 (44)7.9 (51)7.14 (56)
Essendon2.1 (13)5.1 (31)6.4 (40)8.5 (53)
Venue:Melbourne Cricket Ground,Melbourne
Date and time:28 September 1968
Attendance:116,828
Umpires:Jeff Crouch (central)
Goal scorers:Carlton4:Kekovich
1:Crane,Crosswell,Quirk
Essendon4:Blethyn
1:Close,Lake,Noonan,Sproule
Best:Carlton
Essendon
Reports:nil
Injuries:nil

Footnotes

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  1. ^Australian Football.com – Carlton v Essendon
  2. ^AFL Tables: Carlton v Essendon
  3. ^Blueseum: Grand Final, 1968
  4. ^"Attendance alterations from 1908"(PDF). Australian Football League. Archived fromthe original(PDF) on 22 December 2015. Retrieved19 December 2015.

References

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  • Ross, J. (ed),100 Years of Australian Football 1897–1996: The Complete Story of the AFL, All the Big Stories, All the Great Pictures, All the Champions, Every AFL Season Reported, Viking, (Ringwood), 1996.ISBN 0-670-86814-0

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