Carlton’s two-point win over Richmond on Saturday night is drawing fresh scrutiny after reports that the match clock displayed unexpected “missing seconds” in the final stages. Multiple outlets say attention has focused on the last two minutes, when the game clock reportedly ticked down from 13 seconds incorrectly. The issue has led to questions about the accuracy of the displayed time during a frantic finish. The reports frame the matter as a potential officiating or timing irregularity rather than attributing fault to a specific individual, noting that the incident occurred while the result was still in doubt and the game was moving quickly through stoppages and set plays. The scrutiny is occurring alongside broader discussion around how timekeeping functions in AFL matches and how seconds are corrected or adjusted during close finishes. Further clarification from match officials and league timekeeping processes is not described in the sources provided, but the clock discrepancy has become the central point of attention following the game.