The visitors’ 19.19 (133) to 10.11 (71) victory formed their biggest winning margin and biggest score achieved since their 100-point thrashing of East Perth ten rounds ago.
It was only the third time this season the Falcons had scored more than 100 points in a match, with coach Bill Monaghan regularly speaking of the need for his side to kick bigger scores.
The triumph kept the fifth-placed Falcons’ finals hopes alive as they look to usurp fourth-placed East Fremantle, which sits two games clear.
The round 14 clash had the sides competing for the Garlic Munchers Cup, which honours the lively European heritage at both clubs.
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Midfielder Shane Nelson produced a typically prolific display on the ball, gathering 36 touches and sending the Burley inside 50 six times.
West Perth faces a tough ask against second-placed Swan Districts at Arena Joondalup for Naidoc Round this Saturday.