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After a 17 point second semi final loss to South Melbourne defeated Fitzroy ( who had beaten South Melbourne ) in the challenge final: Essendon 8. 15 ( 63 ) to Fitzroy 6. 10 ( 46 ).
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* 1909 ( as South Melbourne ) – defeated Carlton 4. 14 ( 38 ) to 4. 12 ( 36 )
* 1918 ( as South Melbourne ) – defeated Collingwood 9. 8 ( 62 ) to 7. 15 ( 57 )
* 1933 ( as South Melbourne ) – defeated Richmond 9. 17 ( 71 ) to 4. 5 ( 29 )
* 1899 ( as South Melbourne ) – defeated by Fitzroy 3. 9 ( 27 ) to 3. 8 ( 26 )
* 1907 ( as South Melbourne ) – defeated by Carlton 6. 14 ( 50 ) to 6. 9 ( 45 )
* 1912 ( as South Melbourne ) – defeated by Essendon 5. 17 ( 47 ) to 4. 9 ( 33 )
* 1914 ( as South Melbourne ) – defeated by Carlton 6. 9 ( 45 ) to 4. 15 ( 39 )
* 1934 ( as South Melbourne ) – defeated by Richmond 19. 14 ( 128 ) to 12. 17 ( 89 )
* 1935 ( as South Melbourne ) – defeated by Collingwood 11. 12 ( 78 ) to 7. 16 ( 58 )
* 1936 ( as South Melbourne ) – defeated by Collingwood 11. 23 ( 89 ) to 10. 18 ( 78 )
* 1945 ( as South Melbourne ) – defeated by Carlton 15. 13 ( 103 ) to 10. 15 ( 75 )
* 1996 ( as Sydney Swans ) – defeated by North Melbourne 19. 17 ( 131 ) to 13. 10 ( 88 ); first grand final appearance after relocation
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