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FOLLOW LIVE: West Coast Eagles travel to Gold Coast in bid to keep winning streak going without Harley Reid

Samantha RogersThe West Australian
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Jake Rogers runs away from Brady Hough.
Camera IconJake Rogers runs away from Brady Hough. Credit: Chris Hyde/Getty Images

West Coast head to the Gold Coast to take on the Suns without star No.1 pick Harley Reid for the first time this season.

Liam Ryan is the big name inclusion for the Eagles, who also re-gain Luke Edwards and Harry Edwards.

Star defender Tom Barrass will miss through suspension, while Noah Long (hip) is out injured and Reid has been managed.

Gold Coast have made two changes of their own, with Rory Atkins and Sam Day in for Ethan Read (managed) and Bodhi Uwland (omitted).

Bounce down is at 11am AWST at People First Stadium. Follow all the action in our live blog.

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MATCH REPORT

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Three-word analysis

Elliot Yeo: BrownYEO contender?! Superb

Liam Ryan: Quiet upon return

Bailey Williams: Smashed by Witts

Read our three-word analysis of EVERY West Coast player.

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FULL TIME: SUNS WIN

Gold Coast have knocked over West Coast by 37 points, 17.10 (112) to 12.3 (75) at People First Stadium.

The Suns beat the Eagles at their own strength around the stoppages, with co-captain Jarrod Witts dominating in the ruck.

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King collects his crown

Ben King kicks his third and it’s a 37-point lead for Gold Coast.

18 seconds to go.

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Another for Walter

Gold Coast’s No.3 pick Jed Walter kicks his second and becomes the Suns fifth multiple goal-kicker.

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From Eagles fan to Eagles heartbreaker

Jed Walter lands the knockout punch for Gold Coast.

The Perth-born Sun, who grew up a hardcore Eagles fan, kicks the goal to end West Coast’s late resistance.

Jed Walter.
Camera IconJed Walter. Credit: via Getty Images
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Ryan returns serve

Liam Ryan gets his first goal of 2024 to give West Coast a sniff.

The equation is three goals in four and a half minutes.

Can they do it?

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Far too little, far too late

After West Coast kicked the first two goals of the last quarter, Gold Coast hit back a steadier.

Jack Darling responded with his second of the afternoon, but it’s all far too little and far too late for the Eagles.

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