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MELBOURNE'S star-studded home and away season was ended with the Blues defeated by Wests Tigers in a thrilling and entertaining clash on Saturday night.


The match that the Bombers' supporters have been hoping would deliver an early sign of hope came to nothing, with a late try from centre Lachlan Coote setting up his side for a 27-25 win.


Coote kicked to the corner of the field and 바카라 he turned to the Wests Tigers faithful with a big smile before running onto the field, looking like he was about to start his first ever premiership game.


It was just the second loss for the club's coach until captain Cameron Munster returned from a season-ending knee injury.


He was replaced at half-time by a new-look side, which included two of the premiership favourites, star hooker Sam Naismith and forward Tom Robinson.


It also meant coach Leon Cameron, who had given a statement to the crowd after the loss of Coote, had the night off, with players, staff and players' union executive Peter Wharnell making the surprise visit after the match.


In his last match since giving way to Cameron earlier in the season, the 34-year-old was proud of the manner he delivered the first meeting between the sides.


"I was pleased with the performances, the spirit," Cameron told AFL.com.au. "That's why I decided to get away for the week to do the business.


"A lot of football players don't want to go out for the sake of going out, but to put that away and come home to have your house on fire, that's why I've stuck it out.


"It's important that we get some momentum going on that front.


"We didn't play like we would if we went away for the season. We had our best performance, but we still need to win the other half of the game.


"I think I've said this before, we need to learn. We have to move on from a lot of things.


"We have the first-half performance down, but we have still got to do some more."


Just before lunch the Tigers, who had scored eight tries in each of their previous three matches, looked set to take over control, when Luke Brooks scored the side's second try.


But the Blues got over the line.


"The game really opened up in our half," Wests Tigers coach Keith Hinkley said post-match.


"The boys were having more fun out there for more than 90 minutes.


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