SUMMARY
The Giants have come under plenty of fire this week and have to get their season back on track against Fremantle, another team out of form. GWS has won just one game in its past six, while Fremantle have taken the points once in its last eight clashes. Another undisciplined act from star forward Toby Greene sees him in the stands for the next two games which hurts GWS, but Freo has lost exciting midfielder Michael Walters for the rest of the season with a knee injury.

WHERE AND WHEN: Spotless Stadium, Saturday 29 July, 2.10pm AEST

TV AND RADIO: Click here for broadcast guide 

LAST FIVE MEETINGS
R22, 2016, GWS 19.15 (129) d Fremantle 5.7 (37) at Spotless Stadium
R7, 2016, GWS 14.11 (95) d Fremantle 11.11 (77) at Domain Stadium
R18, 2015, Fremantle 12.12 (84) d GWS 9.9 (63) at Domain Stadium
R17, 2014, Fremantle 21.10 (136) d GWS 9.6 (60) at Domain Stadium
R20, 2013, Fremantle 24.13 (157) d GWS 6.8 (44) at Domain Stadium 

THE FIVE POINTS

1. When the teams last played, the Giants led by 20 points at half-time before kicking 11 goals to two behinds in the second half. Jonathon Patton was the star kicking a career-high six goals.

2. There is a big difference in scoring power between the sides, the Giants are fifth averaging 96 points per game, compared to the Freo Dockers who are 17th with an average of 73 points.

3. GWS and Fremantle clash for the seventh time and Fremantle hold the edge winning four games to two. There have been some big margins with four of those matches decided by more than 70 points.

4. The Giants have been impressive at Spotless Stadium this season winning four of six games, with one draw. Since the start of 2016 they’ve won 10 of 15 at the venue.

5. Since the start of the season, Freo Dockers midfielder Lachie Neale has risen from 32nd to 11th in the Official AFL Player Ratings, making him the club's highest-ranked player.