AFL State of Origin AS IT HAPPENED: Shock medal call stuns commentators as Pies star snubbed; WA makes late charge as injury list piles up; Unexpected alliance as enemies team up in scrap

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Jesse Hogan receives the Glenn Moss Medal for best on ground for WA, while Lachie Ash won the medal for best Victorian player.

An interesting call given Nick Daicos had near 40 touches and a snag. Wow.

Victoria wins 125-101 in the end, with too much firepower in the end.

Every time WA challenged, Victoria had an answer and their star power proved too much.

WA got it back to six points, and they've had their runs of momentum tonight, but Victoria has once again pulled away when challenged.

A Zach Merrett goal now sees them lead 124-99.

And that'll probably seal the result.

For Victoria, the E.J. Whitten Medal is likely heading Nick Daicos' way. He has 35 disposals and a goal to this point of the fourth term.

For WA, their Graham Moss Medal is likely going to Jesse Hogan for his bag of five goals.

Caleb Serong, usually the hero for the Optus Stadium crowd, this time breaks their hearts with a snapping goal to put some space between Victoria and WA.

A great goal and they lead 118-96 now.

Zak Butters is loving this! He's in amongst it again!

Gee didn't Victoria need that one! Patrick Dangerfield shushes a white-hot crowd and Victoria leads 110-96.

13 minutes left to play. WA still with the momentum.

What is happening here? WA kicks a fourth straight. Jesse Hogan has five!

It's a one-kick game! 102-96.

The crowd is going wild.

Charlie Cameron snaps another and suddenly it's a 12-point game and we are well and truly alive here.

"Victoria just starting to hit the brick wall," Jonathan Brown said.

Callum Ah Chee now on the bench with ice on his hamstring for WA.