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2024 Toyota AFL Premiership
Fremantle v Geelong Cats
Round 22 • Saturday 10 August 2024 • 6:35 AM (UTC)
62 9.8
Full Time
73 10.13
Cats Won By 11
Optus Stadium,  Perth  • Whadjuk

Match Timeline

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2.1 (13)
5.4 (34)
8.7 (55)
9.8 (62)
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4.2 (26)
6.4 (40)
7.9 (51)
10.13 (73)
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Match Feed

4th Quarter
29:18
Geelong put themselves into the top four despite losing the disposal count 307-396 and marks 87-120. They beat the Dockers at their own game, scoring double their opponents score from clearances (41-20) and stood up in an intense final term with a pressure factor win of 183-162.
29:18
Patrick Dangerfield wound back the clock with a critical performance for the Cats to get them over the line, recording a game-high 11 clearances and eight score involvements from an equal game-high 14 contested possessions.
26:21
After kicking three behinds from their last seven inside 50's of the quarter, Geelong get their third goal of the term from their 16th inside 50 which all but seals the result for Geelong. 12 of the Cats inside 50's have come from intercept possessions in a frantic final term.
25:57
GOAL
Shaun Mannagh
2 Goals 0 Behinds
22:56
Behind Rushed
22:20
BEHIND
Patrick Dangerfield
1 Goal 2 Behinds
21:56
Since half-time, Luke Ryan has gained 535 metres of territory for Fremantle, almost 200 metres more than any other player on the ground. Ryan ranks seventh in the AFL with 10192 metres gained in 2024.
20:13
Behind Rushed
15:12
The last quarter has been a true tug of war. 19 contested possessions and four clearances for each side. The telling difference that could decide the game is kicking efficiency, with the Cats going at 81 per cent by foot compared to Fremantle's 64 per cent kicking efficiency.
12:40
The seventh lead change of the match sees the Cats go back up by two points. Both teams have recorded eight scores from general play in today's match, but the difference has been accuracy, with the Cats scoring 5.3 (33) to Fremantle's 2.6 (18).
Q4 29:18
Geelong put themselves into the top four despite losing the disposal count 307-396 and marks 87-120. They beat the Dockers at their own game, scoring double their opponents score from clearances (41-20) and stood up in an intense final term with a pressure factor win of 183-162.
Q4 29:18
Patrick Dangerfield wound back the clock with a critical performance for the Cats to get them over the line, recording a game-high 11 clearances and eight score involvements from an equal game-high 14 contested possessions.
Q4 26:21
After kicking three behinds from their last seven inside 50's of the quarter, Geelong get their third goal of the term from their 16th inside 50 which all but seals the result for Geelong. 12 of the Cats inside 50's have come from intercept possessions in a frantic final term.
G
Q4 25:57
GOAL
Shaun Mannagh
2 Goals 0 Behinds
B
Q4 22:56
Behind Rushed
B
Q4 22:20
BEHIND
Patrick Dangerfield
1 Goal 2 Behinds
Q4 21:56
Since half-time, Luke Ryan has gained 535 metres of territory for Fremantle, almost 200 metres more than any other player on the ground. Ryan ranks seventh in the AFL with 10192 metres gained in 2024.
B
Q4 20:13
Behind Rushed
Q4 15:12
The last quarter has been a true tug of war. 19 contested possessions and four clearances for each side. The telling difference that could decide the game is kicking efficiency, with the Cats going at 81 per cent by foot compared to Fremantle's 64 per cent kicking efficiency.
Q4 12:40
The seventh lead change of the match sees the Cats go back up by two points. Both teams have recorded eight scores from general play in today's match, but the difference has been accuracy, with the Cats scoring 5.3 (33) to Fremantle's 2.6 (18).
25:57
GOAL
Shaun Mannagh
2 Goals 0 Behinds
22:56
Behind Rushed
22:20
BEHIND
Patrick Dangerfield
1 Goal 2 Behinds
20:13
Behind Rushed
12:04
GOAL
Shannon Neale
2 Goals 1 Behind
09:49
GOAL
Caleb Serong
3 Goals 0 Behinds
08:25
BEHIND
Jye Amiss
1 Goal 1 Behind
05:20
GOAL
Patrick Dangerfield
1 Goal 1 Behind
03:41
BEHIND
Oliver Henry
1 Goal 2 Behinds
28:08
Behind Rushed
G
Q4 25:57
GOAL
Shaun Mannagh
2 Goals 0 Behinds
B
Q4 22:56
Behind Rushed
B
Q4 22:20
BEHIND
Patrick Dangerfield
1 Goal 2 Behinds
B
Q4 20:13
Behind Rushed
G
Q4 12:04
GOAL
Shannon Neale
2 Goals 1 Behind
G
Q4 09:49
GOAL
Caleb Serong
3 Goals 0 Behinds
B
Q4 08:25
BEHIND
Jye Amiss
1 Goal 1 Behind
G
Q4 05:20
GOAL
Patrick Dangerfield
1 Goal 1 Behind
B
Q4 03:41
BEHIND
Oliver Henry
1 Goal 2 Behinds
B
Q3 28:08
Behind Rushed

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72/75 interchanges made
N.Fyfe
7 min
M.Johnson
7 min
S.Sturt
4 min
M.Taberner
19 min
C.Wagner
3 min
68/75 interchanges made
T.Bruhn
52 min
O.Dempsey
5 min
M.Duncan
11 min
O.Mullin
< 1 min
S.Neale
12 min
Z.Tuohy
5 min

Quarter Breakdown

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Match Feed

4th Quarter
29:18
Geelong put themselves into the top four despite losing the disposal count 307-396 and marks 87-120. They beat the Dockers at their own game, scoring double their opponents score from clearances (41-20) and stood up in an intense final term with a pressure factor win of 183-162.
29:18
Patrick Dangerfield wound back the clock with a critical performance for the Cats to get them over the line, recording a game-high 11 clearances and eight score involvements from an equal game-high 14 contested possessions.
26:21
After kicking three behinds from their last seven inside 50's of the quarter, Geelong get their third goal of the term from their 16th inside 50 which all but seals the result for Geelong. 12 of the Cats inside 50's have come from intercept possessions in a frantic final term.
25:57
GOAL
Shaun Mannagh
2 Goals 0 Behinds
22:56
Behind Rushed
22:20
BEHIND
Patrick Dangerfield
1 Goal 2 Behinds
21:56
Since half-time, Luke Ryan has gained 535 metres of territory for Fremantle, almost 200 metres more than any other player on the ground. Ryan ranks seventh in the AFL with 10192 metres gained in 2024.
20:13
Behind Rushed
15:12
The last quarter has been a true tug of war. 19 contested possessions and four clearances for each side. The telling difference that could decide the game is kicking efficiency, with the Cats going at 81 per cent by foot compared to Fremantle's 64 per cent kicking efficiency.
12:40
The seventh lead change of the match sees the Cats go back up by two points. Both teams have recorded eight scores from general play in today's match, but the difference has been accuracy, with the Cats scoring 5.3 (33) to Fremantle's 2.6 (18).
Q4 29:18
Geelong put themselves into the top four despite losing the disposal count 307-396 and marks 87-120. They beat the Dockers at their own game, scoring double their opponents score from clearances (41-20) and stood up in an intense final term with a pressure factor win of 183-162.
Q4 29:18
Patrick Dangerfield wound back the clock with a critical performance for the Cats to get them over the line, recording a game-high 11 clearances and eight score involvements from an equal game-high 14 contested possessions.
Q4 26:21
After kicking three behinds from their last seven inside 50's of the quarter, Geelong get their third goal of the term from their 16th inside 50 which all but seals the result for Geelong. 12 of the Cats inside 50's have come from intercept possessions in a frantic final term.
G
Q4 25:57
GOAL
Shaun Mannagh
2 Goals 0 Behinds
B
Q4 22:56
Behind Rushed
B
Q4 22:20
BEHIND
Patrick Dangerfield
1 Goal 2 Behinds
Q4 21:56
Since half-time, Luke Ryan has gained 535 metres of territory for Fremantle, almost 200 metres more than any other player on the ground. Ryan ranks seventh in the AFL with 10192 metres gained in 2024.
B
Q4 20:13
Behind Rushed
Q4 15:12
The last quarter has been a true tug of war. 19 contested possessions and four clearances for each side. The telling difference that could decide the game is kicking efficiency, with the Cats going at 81 per cent by foot compared to Fremantle's 64 per cent kicking efficiency.
Q4 12:40
The seventh lead change of the match sees the Cats go back up by two points. Both teams have recorded eight scores from general play in today's match, but the difference has been accuracy, with the Cats scoring 5.3 (33) to Fremantle's 2.6 (18).
25:57
GOAL
Shaun Mannagh
2 Goals 0 Behinds
22:56
Behind Rushed
22:20
BEHIND
Patrick Dangerfield
1 Goal 2 Behinds
20:13
Behind Rushed
12:04
GOAL
Shannon Neale
2 Goals 1 Behind
09:49
GOAL
Caleb Serong
3 Goals 0 Behinds
08:25
BEHIND
Jye Amiss
1 Goal 1 Behind
05:20
GOAL
Patrick Dangerfield
1 Goal 1 Behind
03:41
BEHIND
Oliver Henry
1 Goal 2 Behinds
28:08
Behind Rushed
G
Q4 25:57
GOAL
Shaun Mannagh
2 Goals 0 Behinds
B
Q4 22:56
Behind Rushed
B
Q4 22:20
BEHIND
Patrick Dangerfield
1 Goal 2 Behinds
B
Q4 20:13
Behind Rushed
G
Q4 12:04
GOAL
Shannon Neale
2 Goals 1 Behind
G
Q4 09:49
GOAL
Caleb Serong
3 Goals 0 Behinds
B
Q4 08:25
BEHIND
Jye Amiss
1 Goal 1 Behind
G
Q4 05:20
GOAL
Patrick Dangerfield
1 Goal 1 Behind
B
Q4 03:41
BEHIND
Oliver Henry
1 Goal 2 Behinds
B
Q3 28:08
Behind Rushed

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72/75 interchanges made
N.Fyfe
7 min
M.Johnson
7 min
S.Sturt
4 min
M.Taberner
19 min
C.Wagner
3 min
68/75 interchanges made
T.Bruhn
52 min
O.Dempsey
5 min
M.Duncan
11 min
O.Mullin
< 1 min
S.Neale
12 min
Z.Tuohy
5 min

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2024 Toyota AFL Premiership
12 Wins
1 Draws
8 Losses
Ladder Pos 6
Ladder Pos 4
Wins 14
Draws 0
Losses 7
12
Wins
14
1
Draws
0
8
Losses
7
Last Updated 8:57AM Sunday, August 11, 2024
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Line-Ups

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Last Updated 9:25AM Saturday, August 10, 2024
INS: M.Taberner OUTS: S.Darcy(Injured)
Late Changes:
Teams may make late changes within 60 minutes of match start
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Patrick Voss, Matt Taberner, Karl Worner, Nat Fyfe, Matthew Johnson
IN
Oisin Mullin, Mitch Duncan
Josh Treacy (Injured), James Aish (Omitted), Tom Emmett (Suspension), Neil Erasmus (Omitted), Sean Darcy (Injured)
OUT
Sam De Koning (Injured), Jed Bews (Omitted)
Karl Worner
SUB
Oisin Mullin
[6] Jordan Clark - 100th game
milestones
[5] Jeremy Cameron - 250th game
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    Match Day Information: Round 22 v Geelong

    Get all the information you need ahead of Freo's Retro Round clash with Geelong at Optus Stadium

    Fremantle will take on Geelong on Saturday 10 August at Optus Stadium in the Club’s annual Retro Round fixture.

    Bounce down for the round 22 clash is at 2.35pm WST.

    To celebrate this special annual event, Fremantle have once again released a new range of retro-inspired merchandise in the lead-up to the game.

    With the Club celebrating its 30-year anniversary, this year's retro jumper is a call back to the inaugural home jumper worn in 1995.

    Key times – Round 22 v Geelong
    12.00pm - Purple Playground Open (near Matagarup Bridge) 
    1.00pm - Gates Open
    1.50pm – 2.05pm - First Warm Up
    2.21pm - Team Entry
    2.35pm - Bouncedown
     
    *Purple Playground activations may be cancelled due to weather

    What's happening on the day?


    Purple Playground

    • Inflatable obstacle course
    • Inflatable marking spot
    • Corn hole 

    101 Oh What Fun!

    • Personalised retro footy cards
    • Airbrush tattoo

    131 Even More Fun!

    • Wheelchair footy
    • Airbrush tattoo
    • Face painting
    • Giant guess who
    • Player signing at half time

    Sensory bags available from 101 Oh What Fun 
    The Purple Hands Foundation will continue to offer take-to-seat sensory bags for adults and children that have sensory needs at all Fremantle home games. With the support of uLaunch, Powered by AKG, the bags are available to use throughout the game and assist in making footy accessible and enjoyable for all.
     
    Sensory bags will be located at 101 Oh What Fun (section 101). Please ensure to bring a form of ID to exchange for a bag. 
     
    TABtouch Darts in The Ressies  
    Have you got the touch? Come have a shot at the TABtouch Darts activation where you can throw felt footballs at a dart board for the chance to win a range of prizes from merchandise to vouchers. Located in The Ressies Eastern Scoreboard Terrace area. 
     
    AFL Gameday Rooftop Experience
    Don't miss your chance to take your game day experience up a level. Watch the first or third quarter of footy from the most unique seats in the house - on top of Optus Stadium!
     
    To book, visit THE OZONE at Optus Stadium.

    10:15

    Transport Information


    Armadale Trainline Residents Only 
    In light of the Armadale Train Line closures during the 2024 Toyota AFL Premiership season, the Club is determined to minimise the impact on your game day experience. We recommend reviewing alternative routes offered by Transperth. Notably, a new Route 651 from Armadale Station and a gameday-only express Route 660 from Cannington Station to Optus Stadium will serve as convenient options. 
     
    Changes to Trains

    • There will be no trains between Armadale/Thornlie and Victoria Park stations.
    • Trains will continue to operate between Perth and Victoria Park stations, including Stadium Station on event days, weekends and public holidays.
    • Trains on the Midland, Airport, Fremantle, Joondalup and Mandurah lines will operate as normal. 

    Changes to Suburban Event Buses

    • A new limited stop Route 651 will be introduced between Armadale Station and Optus Stadium.
    • The CBD Shuttle (Route 661) will be permanently withdrawn. For passengers wishing to access the city, extra Red CAT services will service Matagarup Bridge or train services are available from Stadium Station to Perth.
    • Route 652 (Mirrabooka) will move to Sailani Ave (over the Matagarup Bridge).
    • Route 653 (Morley) will move to Sailani Ave (over the Matagarup Bridge).
    • There may be minor stand changes at the Stadium Bus Station.

    The Club is asking everyone to please plan ahead this season and we thank you for your patience in advance. 
     
    For more details, please visit: Transperth Stadium Routes

    Competitions


    Bankwest Best Seats in the House 
    At three-quarter time, be in your seats and have your phone ready for your chance to win one of three double passes into Bankwest’s best seats in the house! Winners will receive:

    • 2 x tickets for the best seats in the house (located in the Bankwest Club)
    • Food and beverage during the event including your choice of burger and chips, ice cream and selected wine, beer, cider and non-alcoholic refreshments
    • A merchandise pack
    • VIP service from a dedicated Optus Stadium attendant
    • Access to the Bankwest Club

    Pick your Maccas Pump up Tune 
    Fans will have the chance to vote for their favourite song to be played at half-time of Saturday’s game. One lucky entrant will also take home the match ball from this weekend. 
     
    Mac for a Match 
    Once again this year, Macca’s will be offering all Freo ticket holders and members who are in WA a free Big Mac on the Monday following a win, home or away. 
     
    Freo fans can simply show their digital game day ticket or digital membership to claim their Big Mac for FREE. 

    Optus Stadium Restaurants and Catering 
    The City View Cafe will be OPEN. However, the Goodwood restaurant will be CLOSED. 
     
    The Freo Clubhouse  
    The Freo Clubhouse in River View Rooms and Sky View Lounge will be open for this round, however, you will need to show your ticket stating room access to receive entry. The Sky View Under screen bar will be closed for a private function for the duration of the match. 
     
    Other key points:

    • No cloaking facilities are available. Don't bring bulky items.  
    • Practice good hand hygiene.

    If you have any questions or require further assistance, please contact the membership services team on (08) 9433 7111 or at membership@fremantlefc.com.au. 

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    Cats defeat Freo in high-stakes clash

    With so much on the line, Fremantle and Geelong fought out a classic at Optus Stadium

    Geelong has moved into the top four and thrown Fremantle into a fight to play finals, coming from behind in the last quarter to secure a crucial 11-point win in a ferocious clash at Optus Stadium on Saturday.

    The Cats trailed by four points on the road early in the final term but held their nerve with the finals double chance on the line, kicking the last two goals of the game to win 10.13 (73) to 9.8 (62) and climb to third on the ladder.
     
    Brownlow medallist Patrick Dangerfield lifted with the game on the line, winning seven final-quarter disposals and finishing with a game-high 11 clearances as the Cats used all their nous to hold off Freo in the frantic final minutes.
     
    The champion Cat made the decision to volley a shot out of mid-air when he could have taken possession, however, which could have proved costly if punished by Fremantle, which will rue a slow start that proved costly.

    Fremantle, who lost ruckman Sean Darcy minutes before the bounce in a late change, will also count the cost of a fifth game lost this season from a winnable position after entering the final quarter with a four-point lead. 
     
    Freo had not met Geelong since round 20 last season and looked unprepared for their opponents early as the Cats ambushed them with four goals on the trot to open a 23-point lead.
     
    With Darcy sidelined, the dynamic Luke Jackson moved into the No.1 role, but was quelled early by Rhys Stanley as Freo's tall forwards struggled to make an impact and hold their marks.
     
    At the other end of the ground, milestone man Jeremy Cameron slotted a skilful set shot from deep in the pocket to launch his 250th game in style. 
     
    Geelong's margin would have been more at the first break if not for former Cat Jordan Clark, who converted from outside 50m in his 100th game and limited the damage to 13 points.

    The high-stakes contest went to a new level in the second quarter as Caleb Serong and Hayden Young lifted their output and took on the Geelong pressure through the corridor with attacking handball chains.
     
    The game quickly ground to a halt in the second half of the quarter, however, as the Cats' loose man in defence led to Freo patiently working the ball up the ground, racking up 33 uncontested marks to nine for the quarter as Geelong held a six-point lead at the main break.
     
    The Cats would have been frustrated by a third quarter of missed opportunities and untidy passages of play, kicking 1.5 as Cameron, Ollie Henry and Dempsey all missed shots and tension built in a match that neither team could break open.

    Fremantle took their chances, with Jackson taking a big contested mark and Serong leading up the middle of the forward 50 like a full forward to give the team its first lead for the day, before Shaun Mannagh struck back with a snap on the burst. 
     
    Voss created a highlight when the burly forward delivered a double 'don't argue' on Zach Guthrie in the pocket and then found Amiss with a crafty kick to the top of the goalsquare as Freo took a four-point lead at the last change.

    Big man down before buzzer
    Freo gave Sean Darcy quite literally until the last 10 minutes to prove his fitness, calling through a late change just moments before the first bounce. The star ruckman had been managed through the week after appearing banged up against Essendon last week, and he completed the on-ground warm-up with heavy strapping on his knee. With a six-day break, however, the club said he just hadn't got himself up as veteran forward Matt Taberner came into the team and Luke Jackson shifted in the No.1 ruck role.
     
    Cats fly out of blocks 
    For the third straight week, Fremantle conceded the opening quarter as Geelong booted the first four goals and put a 23-point margin on their opponents. An issue for Freo in the past, they were 10-10 in opening quarters coming into Saturday's match but have slipped in recent weeks. The Cats built their hot start on pressure and were relentless with their tackling inside 50 as Jeremy Cameron and Ollie Henry created chances. Across the ground, they out-tackled Fremantle 26-8 and forced rushed kicks that their interceptors were able to mop up.
     
    FREMANTLE           2.1   5.4   8.7   9.8 (62)
    GEELONG                 4.2   6.4   7.9   10.13 (73) 
     
    GOALS
    Fremantle: Serong 3, Amiss, Clark, Frederick, Jackson, Sturt, Young 
    Geelong: Mannagh 2, Neale 2, Cameron, Dangerfield, Dempsey, O.Henry, Miers, Stanley 
     
    BEST
    Fremantle: Clark, Serong, Ryan, Young, Chapman, Sharp 
    Geelong: Dangerfield, Stewart, Holmes, Miers, Blicavs, Dempsey
     
    INJURIES
    Fremantle: Nil
    Geelong: Tanner Bruhn (concussion) 
     
    LATE CHANGES
    Fremantle: Sean Darcy replaced in selected side by Matt Taberner
    Geelong: Gary Rohan replaced in the selected side by Oisin Mullin 
     
    SUBSTITUTES
    Fremantle: Karl Worner (replaced Matt Taberner in the fourth quarter) 
    Geelong: Oisin Mullin (replaced Tanner Bruhn in the third quarter) 
     
    Crowd: 50,600 at Optus Stadium

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        24
        Jye Amiss
        4811963510070196
        Tom Atkins profile picture
        30
        Tom Atkins
        730018711270389165
        Bailey Banfield profile picture
        41
        Bailey Banfield
        33011248100099173
        Mark Blicavs profile picture
        46
        Mark Blicavs
        850016975592289084
        Jack Bowes profile picture
        12
        Jack Bowes
        640012841805321076
        Andrew Brayshaw profile picture
        8
        Andrew Brayshaw
        81012010106304280085
        Tanner Bruhn profile picture
        4
        Tanner Bruhn
        1800422110241029
        Jeremy Cameron profile picture
        5
        Jeremy Cameron
        7612141135400429193
        Heath Chapman profile picture
        5
        Heath Chapman
        8800221669100553081
        Jordan Clark profile picture
        6
        Jordan Clark
        1261028161210400486180
        Brad Close profile picture
        45
        Brad Close
        25009361001108183
        Brennan Cox profile picture
        36
        Brennan Cox
        69001610610001121092
        Patrick Dangerfield profile picture
        35
        Patrick Dangerfield
        87122016433011455081
        Sean Darcy profile picture
        4
        Sean Darcy
        0000000000000
        Oliver Dempsey profile picture
        28
        Oliver Dempsey
        81112010105202253091
        Joshua Draper profile picture
        37
        Joshua Draper
        6900191095100178089
        Mitch Duncan profile picture
        22
        Mitch Duncan
        37009544201143068
        Michael Frederick profile picture
        32
        Michael Frederick
        591111925100211072
        Nat Fyfe profile picture
        7
        Nat Fyfe
        3901176110003157168
        Zach Guthrie profile picture
        39
        Zach Guthrie
        81002012810200278082
        Jack Henry profile picture
        38
        Jack Henry
        7100131218200164093
        Oliver Henry profile picture
        36
        Oliver Henry
        46128623301190079
        Max Holmes profile picture
        9
        Max Holmes
        7700201553302677081
        Lawson Humphries profile picture
        17
        Lawson Humphries
        6900161338000366089
        Luke Jackson profile picture
        9
        Luke Jackson
        7611136722243152081
        Matthew Johnson profile picture
        44
        Matthew Johnson
        78002110116204164062
        Jake Kolodjashnij profile picture
        8
        Jake Kolodjashnij
        6300111015400200082
        Shaun Mannagh profile picture
        7
        Shaun Mannagh
        622015870300306089
        Gryan Miers profile picture
        32
        Gryan Miers
        9711231496301292088
        Oisin Mullin profile picture
        34
        Oisin Mullin
        12005233000111043
        Shannon Neale profile picture
        33
        Shannon Neale
        43218532140107083
        Jaeger O'Meara profile picture
        2
        Jaeger O'Meara
        470114863102248183
        Luke Ryan profile picture
        13
        Luke Ryan
        152003634215100951096
        Caleb Serong profile picture
        3
        Caleb Serong
        10330228144506311080
        Jeremy Sharp profile picture
        14
        Jeremy Sharp
        112002820813001590095
        Rhys Stanley profile picture
        1
        Rhys Stanley
        651076120351150082
        Tyson Stengle profile picture
        18
        Tyson Stengle
        34007432400103080
        Tom Stewart profile picture
        44
        Tom Stewart
        7600191367100356079
        Sam Sturt profile picture
        1
        Sam Sturt
        3510642310056178
        Sam Switkowski profile picture
        39
        Sam Switkowski
        7800199107300158080
        Matt Taberner profile picture
        20
        Matt Taberner
        2500633210184077
        Zach Tuohy profile picture
        2
        Zach Tuohy
        390013941003226079
        Patrick Voss profile picture
        38
        Patrick Voss
        2400651213059179
        Corey Wagner profile picture
        34
        Corey Wagner
        8700231496300348181
        Brandon Walker profile picture
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        Brandon Walker
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        INS: M.Taberner OUTS: S.Darcy(Injured)
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        Patrick Voss, Matt Taberner, Karl Worner, Nat Fyfe, Matthew Johnson
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        Oisin Mullin, Mitch Duncan
        Josh Treacy (Injured), James Aish (Omitted), Tom Emmett (Suspension), Neil Erasmus (Omitted), Sean Darcy (Injured)
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        [31] Brandon Walker, [5] Heath Chapman, [6] Jordan Clark
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        [2] Jaeger O'Meara, [26] Hayden Young, [14] Jeremy Sharp
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        [1] Sam Sturt, [39] Sam Switkowski, [32] Michael Frederick
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        [24] Jye Amiss, [38] Patrick Voss, [9] Luke Jackson
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        Q4 29:18
        End of 4th Quarter
        Q4 29:18
        Geelong put themselves into the top four despite losing the disposal count 307-396 and marks 87-120. They beat the Dockers at their own game, scoring double their opponents score from clearances (41-20) and stood up in an intense final term with a pressure factor win of 183-162.
        Q4 29:18
        Patrick Dangerfield wound back the clock with a critical performance for the Cats to get them over the line, recording a game-high 11 clearances and eight score involvements from an equal game-high 14 contested possessions.
        Q4 26:21
        After kicking three behinds from their last seven inside 50's of the quarter, Geelong get their third goal of the term from their 16th inside 50 which all but seals the result for Geelong. 12 of the Cats inside 50's have come from intercept possessions in a frantic final term.
        G
        Q4 25:57
        GOAL
        Shaun Mannagh
        2 Goals 0 Behinds
        B
        Q4 22:56
        Behind Rushed
        B
        Q4 22:20
        BEHIND
        Patrick Dangerfield
        1 Goal 2 Behinds
        Q4 21:56
        Since half-time, Luke Ryan has gained 535 metres of territory for Fremantle, almost 200 metres more than any other player on the ground. Ryan ranks seventh in the AFL with 10192 metres gained in 2024.
        B
        Q4 20:13
        Behind Rushed
        Q4 15:12
        The last quarter has been a true tug of war. 19 contested possessions and four clearances for each side. The telling difference that could decide the game is kicking efficiency, with the Cats going at 81 per cent by foot compared to Fremantle's 64 per cent kicking efficiency.
        Q4 12:40
        The seventh lead change of the match sees the Cats go back up by two points. Both teams have recorded eight scores from general play in today's match, but the difference has been accuracy, with the Cats scoring 5.3 (33) to Fremantle's 2.6 (18).
        G
        Q4 12:04
        GOAL
        Shannon Neale
        2 Goals 1 Behind
        Q4 10:41
        Matt Taberner has been replaced by Fremantle's tactical substitute Karl Worner.
        Q4 10:01
        Caleb Serong gets his third goal of the game to be the only multiple goalkicker on the field whilst also setting a career-high tally, after kicking two goals on two occasions in 2021.
        G
        Q4 09:49
        GOAL
        Caleb Serong
        3 Goals 0 Behinds
        B
        Q4 08:25
        BEHIND
        Jye Amiss
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        Q4 05:35
        Patrick Dangerfield gives the Cats the lead back with his first contested mark of the game, and his sixth in the last six weeks. No midfielder has taken more contested marks in this period than Dangerfield.
        G
        Q4 05:20
        GOAL
        Patrick Dangerfield
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        Q4 04:18
        Geelong have kicked 1.4 (10) from seven marks inside 50 in today's match, including the opening behind of the final term. Geelong's season average accuracy from shots at goals after a mark of 56 per cent ranks them fifth in the AFL this year.
        B
        Q4 03:41
        BEHIND
        Oliver Henry
        1 Goal 2 Behinds
        Q3 29:02
        End of 3rd Quarter
        Q3 29:02
        Since quarter time, the Cats have led the clearance count 21-9, and have generated 22 points to 13 for the Dockers from this source. The Dockers have led the AFL in scores from this source over the last four weeks, averaging 44.5 points per game from clearances.
        Q3 29:02
        Six scores from 13 inside 50's in the third term has helped Fremantle to a slim lead at the final break. This is the 16th match in 2024 that the Dockers have led at three quarter time, the equal most of any side in the AFL alongside the ladder-leading Swans.
        B
        Q3 28:08
        Behind Rushed
        Q3 26:26
        Jye Amiss had been held scoreless with just one mark by Jack Henry, but he kicks a goal to help the Dockers regain the lead. Amiss ranks fifth in the AFL for total scoreboard impact over the last six weeks, scoring or assisting 128 points for Fremantle in that period.
        G
        Q3 26:07
        GOAL
        Jye Amiss
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        B
        Q3 22:40
        BEHIND
        Hayden Young
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        Q3 22:09
        Geelong have recorded 18 groundball-get's to the Dockers six for the third term so far, however have not made this dominance translate to the scoreboard, kicking 1.4 (10). The Cats have won the groundball-get count by an average of six per game in 2024, ranked second in the AFL.
        B
        Q3 21:51
        BEHIND
        Shannon Neale
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        B
        Q3 21:10
        BEHIND
        Oliver Henry
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        B
        Q3 19:31
        BEHIND
        Jeremy Cameron
        1 Goal 2 Behinds
        Q3 17:38
        All five of Geelong's intercept marks in this match have been located in their defensive 50. By comparison, four of the Dockers eight intercept marks have been taken outside of their defensive 50, including two in their forward half.
        B
        Q3 16:15
        BEHIND
        Jaeger O'Meara
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q3 13:30
        Fremantle's first lead of the match is short-lived as the Cats kick their third goal from a forward half clearance. The Cats scored 28 points from this source last week in their win over Adelaide, the most of any side for the round.
        G
        Q3 13:24
        GOAL
        Shaun Mannagh
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        G
        Q3 10:09
        GOAL
        Caleb Serong
        2 Goals 0 Behinds
        Q3 09:37
        Geelong recorded the first 10 marks of the quarter, all uncontested. Fremantle then recorded the next 10 marks of the quarter, all uncontested. The Cats have averaged 90 uncontested marks per game over the last four weeks, ranked fourth in the AFL, while the Dockers have averaged 74.5, ranked 13th in the same period.
        Q3 07:05
        Fremantle convert the first goal of the second half from their eighth mark inside 50 for the match. The Cats have conceded an average of 11 marks inside 50 defensively in the last six weeks, which is the equal third-best record of any side in this category.
        G
        Q3 06:11
        GOAL
        Luke Jackson
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        B
        Q3 04:32
        BEHIND
        Patrick Dangerfield
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q3 03:02
        Cats Interchange - Oliver Henry off due to an injury.
        B
        Q3 00:40
        BEHIND
        Luke Jackson
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q3 00:00
        Tanner Bruhn (concussion) has been replaced by Geelong's medical substitute Oisin Mullin.
        Q2 28:45
        End of 2nd Quarter
        Q2 28:45
        Geelong have gained 117 metres in the first half via handballs to the Dockers 2 metres gained. The Cats average 291 metres gained per game through handballs in 2024, the fourth-highest average of any side in this category.
        Q2 28:45
        Fremantle took five intercept marks in the second term while not allowing the Cats to take one. The Dockers average 13.1 intercept marks per game in 2024. Only North Melbourne average less than the Dockers (13 per game).
        Q2 28:43
        Eight out of Fremantle's 12 kicks into their forward 50 have found a teammate in the second term. This is a much improved result after just five of their 16 kicks into their attacking 50 found a Dockers teammate.
        Q2 22:28
        The pressure battle has flipped from the first term to the second. The Cats won the pressure rating 199-150 in the first quarter, whereas the Dockers are ahead 184-167 in the second term.
        B
        Q2 20:36
        BEHIND
        Oliver Dempsey
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        B
        Q2 19:29
        BEHIND
        Andrew Brayshaw
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        G
        Q2 16:41
        GOAL
        Shannon Neale
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q2 14:49
        All three goals Fremantle have kicked in this term have come from beyond 30 metres out from goal. The Dockers have kicked 158 goals from 30 metres out or more, the fifth most of any side in 2024.
        G
        Q2 14:46
        GOAL
        Sam Sturt
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q2 14:00
        Geelong kicked the ball at 76 per cent efficiency in their defensive half in the first quarter. In the second term however this efficiency rate has dropped to just 33 per cent which has let Fremantle get back into the contest.
        Q2 10:32
        After providing the assist for two teammates to kick a behind, Hayden Young does it himself and kicks his first goal of the match, and the first goal sourced from a centre clearance. The Dockers have averaged 11.5 points per game from this source in the last four weeks, the equal-fifth best figure of any side.
        B
        Q2 10:32
        BEHIND
        Jeremy Cameron
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        G
        Q2 09:13
        GOAL
        Hayden Young
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        G
        Q2 08:05
        GOAL
        Gryan Miers
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        B
        Q2 06:51
        BEHIND
        Michael Frederick
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        Q2 04:19
        Caleb Serong has been everywhere in the opening passages of this quarter. Six disposals, twice that of any other player on the ground, three inside 50's, two score involvements and the only two clearances recorded by any player in the term so far.
        G
        Q2 04:11
        GOAL
        Michael Frederick
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        B
        Q2 02:53
        BEHIND
        Bailey Banfield
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q1 32:28
        End of 1st Quarter
        Q1 32:28
        Two of Geelong's goals were launched out of their defensive 50 zone in the opening term. Only GWS (57) have launched more goals from defensive 50 in 2024 than Geelong (56).
        Q1 32:28
        After starting slow, the Dockers recorded 16 inside 50's in the opening term, but scored just two goals while conceding four goals from nine Geelong inside 50's. Over the last four week, the Dockers have ranked third in the AFL with a goal per inside 50 rate of 29 per cent.
        Q1 32:28
        Jack Bowes didn't record a disposal in the first quarter, but he laid six tackles, just two less than the Dockers combined tally for the term. No Fremantle player recorded multiple tackles in the first term.
        Q1 29:22
        Jordan Clark joins Jeremy Cameron with a goal in his milestone 100th AFL match. Both teams have now kicked two goals from set shots in today's match.
        G
        Q1 29:02
        GOAL
        Jordan Clark
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        B
        Q1 27:52
        Behind Rushed
        Q1 26:37
        Rhys Stanley has been able to knock eight hitouts to the direct advantage of his teammates from his 19 ruck contests in the first term, giving him a hitout-to-advantage rate of 42 per cent. Only Luke Jackson has recorded a higher advantage rate in a game this year when he went at 47 per cent in Round 19 against Melbourne.
        B
        Q1 22:16
        BEHIND
        Gryan Miers
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q1 18:32
        Caleb Serong kicks truly from the Dockers first mark inside 50 of the match. The Dockers average 13 marks inside 50 per game in 2024, the fourth-highest average of any side in this metric.
        G
        Q1 17:53
        GOAL
        Caleb Serong
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q1 15:20
        Fremantle lead the groundball-get tally 12-5 in the early stages of this match. However seven of those have occurred in their defensive half which illustrates the momentum that the Cats possess at present.
        G
        Q1 12:24
        GOAL
        Rhys Stanley
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q1 11:33
        Hayden Young finds Nat Fyfe for the Dockers first score and Young's first score assist of the match from a forward 50 clearance. The Dockers average 12.5 points from forward 50 clearance chains over the last four weeks, ranked fifth in the AFL.
        B
        Q1 11:33
        BEHIND
        Nat Fyfe
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q1 07:16
        Three goals from 20 disposals in a hot start to the match for Geelong. They have recorded the first six marks and the first seven tackles of the game.
        G
        Q1 07:00
        GOAL
        Oliver Henry
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q1 04:42
        Patrick Dangerfield has just recorded his second clearance of the match, making it his 1811st clearance of his career. This takes him past Sydney Swans legend Josh Kennedy into second place in VFL/AFL history for total clearances. He is now 33 clearances behind all-time leader and former teammate Joel Selwood.
        G
        Q1 04:14
        GOAL
        Oliver Dempsey
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q1 03:21
        Jeremy Cameron opens the scoring in his 250th career game. That is his 46th goal of the season which puts him in outright fifth place in the Coleman Medal race after he entered the round tied with Harry McKay.
        G
        Q1 02:55
        GOAL
        Jeremy Cameron
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q1 00:00
        Welcome to Optus Stadium for the Fremantle v Geelong Cats Round 22 clash.
        Q1 00:00
        Ins for Dockers: P.Voss, M.Taberner, N.Fyfe, M.Johnson, K.Worner
        Q1 00:00
        Outs for Dockers: J.Treacy (Injured), S.Darcy (Injured), T.Emmett (Suspension), N.Erasmus (Omitted), J.Aish (Omitted)
        Q1 00:00
        Ins for Cats: M.Duncan, O.Mullin
        Q1 00:00
        Outs for Cats: S.De Koning (Injured), J.Bews (Omitted)
        Q1 00:00
        Don't forget to enter your tips for this match, you have until the bounce to make your selection.
        Q1 00:00
        Hayden Young has recorded 15 goal assists in the last six rounds. Hawthorn's Dylan Moore (13) is the only other player in the AFL to record more than 10 goal assists in this period.
        Q1 00:00
        Over the last six weeks, the Dockers have averaged 62 turnovers per game, the second-best average of any side in this category.
        Q1 00:00
        Since Round 16, Geelong has averaged a pre-clearance pressure factor of 267, equal with Port Adelaide as the highest pressure factor in this phase of any side in the AFL.
        Q1 00:00
        Tyson Stengle is right in the frame for All-Australian honours as a dangerous small forward off the back of his energy at ground level. He has recorded 58 groundball-gets inside 50 in 2024, 14 more than any other player in the AFL this year.
        End of 4th Quarter
        Q4 29:18
        Geelong put themselves into the top four despite losing the disposal count 307-396 and marks 87-120. They beat the Dockers at their own game, scoring double their opponents score from clearances (41-20) and stood up in an intense final term with a pressure factor win of 183-162.
        Q4 29:18
        Patrick Dangerfield wound back the clock with a critical performance for the Cats to get them over the line, recording a game-high 11 clearances and eight score involvements from an equal game-high 14 contested possessions.
        Q4 26:21
        After kicking three behinds from their last seven inside 50's of the quarter, Geelong get their third goal of the term from their 16th inside 50 which all but seals the result for Geelong. 12 of the Cats inside 50's have come from intercept possessions in a frantic final term.
        G
        Q4 25:57
        GOAL
        Shaun Mannagh
        2 Goals 0 Behinds
        B
        Q4 22:56
        Behind Rushed
        B
        Q4 22:20
        BEHIND
        Patrick Dangerfield
        1 Goal 2 Behinds
        Q4 21:56
        Since half-time, Luke Ryan has gained 535 metres of territory for Fremantle, almost 200 metres more than any other player on the ground. Ryan ranks seventh in the AFL with 10192 metres gained in 2024.
        B
        Q4 20:13
        Behind Rushed
        Q4 15:12
        The last quarter has been a true tug of war. 19 contested possessions and four clearances for each side. The telling difference that could decide the game is kicking efficiency, with the Cats going at 81 per cent by foot compared to Fremantle's 64 per cent kicking efficiency.
        Q4 12:40
        The seventh lead change of the match sees the Cats go back up by two points. Both teams have recorded eight scores from general play in today's match, but the difference has been accuracy, with the Cats scoring 5.3 (33) to Fremantle's 2.6 (18).
        G
        Q4 12:04
        GOAL
        Shannon Neale
        2 Goals 1 Behind
        Q4 10:41
        Matt Taberner has been replaced by Fremantle's tactical substitute Karl Worner.
        Q4 10:01
        Caleb Serong gets his third goal of the game to be the only multiple goalkicker on the field whilst also setting a career-high tally, after kicking two goals on two occasions in 2021.
        G
        Q4 09:49
        GOAL
        Caleb Serong
        3 Goals 0 Behinds
        B
        Q4 08:25
        BEHIND
        Jye Amiss
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        Q4 05:35
        Patrick Dangerfield gives the Cats the lead back with his first contested mark of the game, and his sixth in the last six weeks. No midfielder has taken more contested marks in this period than Dangerfield.
        G
        Q4 05:20
        GOAL
        Patrick Dangerfield
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        Q4 04:18
        Geelong have kicked 1.4 (10) from seven marks inside 50 in today's match, including the opening behind of the final term. Geelong's season average accuracy from shots at goals after a mark of 56 per cent ranks them fifth in the AFL this year.
        B
        Q4 03:41
        BEHIND
        Oliver Henry
        1 Goal 2 Behinds
        End of 3rd Quarter
        Q3 29:02
        Since quarter time, the Cats have led the clearance count 21-9, and have generated 22 points to 13 for the Dockers from this source. The Dockers have led the AFL in scores from this source over the last four weeks, averaging 44.5 points per game from clearances.
        Q3 29:02
        Six scores from 13 inside 50's in the third term has helped Fremantle to a slim lead at the final break. This is the 16th match in 2024 that the Dockers have led at three quarter time, the equal most of any side in the AFL alongside the ladder-leading Swans.
        B
        Q3 28:08
        Behind Rushed
        Q3 26:26
        Jye Amiss had been held scoreless with just one mark by Jack Henry, but he kicks a goal to help the Dockers regain the lead. Amiss ranks fifth in the AFL for total scoreboard impact over the last six weeks, scoring or assisting 128 points for Fremantle in that period.
        G
        Q3 26:07
        GOAL
        Jye Amiss
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        B
        Q3 22:40
        BEHIND
        Hayden Young
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        Q3 22:09
        Geelong have recorded 18 groundball-get's to the Dockers six for the third term so far, however have not made this dominance translate to the scoreboard, kicking 1.4 (10). The Cats have won the groundball-get count by an average of six per game in 2024, ranked second in the AFL.
        B
        Q3 21:51
        BEHIND
        Shannon Neale
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        B
        Q3 21:10
        BEHIND
        Oliver Henry
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        B
        Q3 19:31
        BEHIND
        Jeremy Cameron
        1 Goal 2 Behinds
        Q3 17:38
        All five of Geelong's intercept marks in this match have been located in their defensive 50. By comparison, four of the Dockers eight intercept marks have been taken outside of their defensive 50, including two in their forward half.
        B
        Q3 16:15
        BEHIND
        Jaeger O'Meara
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q3 13:30
        Fremantle's first lead of the match is short-lived as the Cats kick their third goal from a forward half clearance. The Cats scored 28 points from this source last week in their win over Adelaide, the most of any side for the round.
        G
        Q3 13:24
        GOAL
        Shaun Mannagh
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        G
        Q3 10:09
        GOAL
        Caleb Serong
        2 Goals 0 Behinds
        Q3 09:37
        Geelong recorded the first 10 marks of the quarter, all uncontested. Fremantle then recorded the next 10 marks of the quarter, all uncontested. The Cats have averaged 90 uncontested marks per game over the last four weeks, ranked fourth in the AFL, while the Dockers have averaged 74.5, ranked 13th in the same period.
        Q3 07:05
        Fremantle convert the first goal of the second half from their eighth mark inside 50 for the match. The Cats have conceded an average of 11 marks inside 50 defensively in the last six weeks, which is the equal third-best record of any side in this category.
        G
        Q3 06:11
        GOAL
        Luke Jackson
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        B
        Q3 04:32
        BEHIND
        Patrick Dangerfield
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q3 03:02
        Cats Interchange - Oliver Henry off due to an injury.
        B
        Q3 00:40
        BEHIND
        Luke Jackson
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q3 00:00
        Tanner Bruhn (concussion) has been replaced by Geelong's medical substitute Oisin Mullin.
        End of 2nd Quarter
        Q2 28:45
        Geelong have gained 117 metres in the first half via handballs to the Dockers 2 metres gained. The Cats average 291 metres gained per game through handballs in 2024, the fourth-highest average of any side in this category.
        Q2 28:45
        Fremantle took five intercept marks in the second term while not allowing the Cats to take one. The Dockers average 13.1 intercept marks per game in 2024. Only North Melbourne average less than the Dockers (13 per game).
        Q2 28:43
        Eight out of Fremantle's 12 kicks into their forward 50 have found a teammate in the second term. This is a much improved result after just five of their 16 kicks into their attacking 50 found a Dockers teammate.
        Q2 22:28
        The pressure battle has flipped from the first term to the second. The Cats won the pressure rating 199-150 in the first quarter, whereas the Dockers are ahead 184-167 in the second term.
        B
        Q2 20:36
        BEHIND
        Oliver Dempsey
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        B
        Q2 19:29
        BEHIND
        Andrew Brayshaw
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        G
        Q2 16:41
        GOAL
        Shannon Neale
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q2 14:49
        All three goals Fremantle have kicked in this term have come from beyond 30 metres out from goal. The Dockers have kicked 158 goals from 30 metres out or more, the fifth most of any side in 2024.
        G
        Q2 14:46
        GOAL
        Sam Sturt
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q2 14:00
        Geelong kicked the ball at 76 per cent efficiency in their defensive half in the first quarter. In the second term however this efficiency rate has dropped to just 33 per cent which has let Fremantle get back into the contest.
        Q2 10:32
        After providing the assist for two teammates to kick a behind, Hayden Young does it himself and kicks his first goal of the match, and the first goal sourced from a centre clearance. The Dockers have averaged 11.5 points per game from this source in the last four weeks, the equal-fifth best figure of any side.
        B
        Q2 10:32
        BEHIND
        Jeremy Cameron
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        G
        Q2 09:13
        GOAL
        Hayden Young
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        G
        Q2 08:05
        GOAL
        Gryan Miers
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        B
        Q2 06:51
        BEHIND
        Michael Frederick
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        Q2 04:19
        Caleb Serong has been everywhere in the opening passages of this quarter. Six disposals, twice that of any other player on the ground, three inside 50's, two score involvements and the only two clearances recorded by any player in the term so far.
        G
        Q2 04:11
        GOAL
        Michael Frederick
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        B
        Q2 02:53
        BEHIND
        Bailey Banfield
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        End of 1st Quarter
        Q1 32:28
        Two of Geelong's goals were launched out of their defensive 50 zone in the opening term. Only GWS (57) have launched more goals from defensive 50 in 2024 than Geelong (56).
        Q1 32:28
        After starting slow, the Dockers recorded 16 inside 50's in the opening term, but scored just two goals while conceding four goals from nine Geelong inside 50's. Over the last four week, the Dockers have ranked third in the AFL with a goal per inside 50 rate of 29 per cent.
        Q1 32:28
        Jack Bowes didn't record a disposal in the first quarter, but he laid six tackles, just two less than the Dockers combined tally for the term. No Fremantle player recorded multiple tackles in the first term.
        Q1 29:22
        Jordan Clark joins Jeremy Cameron with a goal in his milestone 100th AFL match. Both teams have now kicked two goals from set shots in today's match.
        G
        Q1 29:02
        GOAL
        Jordan Clark
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        B
        Q1 27:52
        Behind Rushed
        Q1 26:37
        Rhys Stanley has been able to knock eight hitouts to the direct advantage of his teammates from his 19 ruck contests in the first term, giving him a hitout-to-advantage rate of 42 per cent. Only Luke Jackson has recorded a higher advantage rate in a game this year when he went at 47 per cent in Round 19 against Melbourne.
        B
        Q1 22:16
        BEHIND
        Gryan Miers
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q1 18:32
        Caleb Serong kicks truly from the Dockers first mark inside 50 of the match. The Dockers average 13 marks inside 50 per game in 2024, the fourth-highest average of any side in this metric.
        G
        Q1 17:53
        GOAL
        Caleb Serong
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q1 15:20
        Fremantle lead the groundball-get tally 12-5 in the early stages of this match. However seven of those have occurred in their defensive half which illustrates the momentum that the Cats possess at present.
        G
        Q1 12:24
        GOAL
        Rhys Stanley
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q1 11:33
        Hayden Young finds Nat Fyfe for the Dockers first score and Young's first score assist of the match from a forward 50 clearance. The Dockers average 12.5 points from forward 50 clearance chains over the last four weeks, ranked fifth in the AFL.
        B
        Q1 11:33
        BEHIND
        Nat Fyfe
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q1 07:16
        Three goals from 20 disposals in a hot start to the match for Geelong. They have recorded the first six marks and the first seven tackles of the game.
        G
        Q1 07:00
        GOAL
        Oliver Henry
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q1 04:42
        Patrick Dangerfield has just recorded his second clearance of the match, making it his 1811st clearance of his career. This takes him past Sydney Swans legend Josh Kennedy into second place in VFL/AFL history for total clearances. He is now 33 clearances behind all-time leader and former teammate Joel Selwood.
        G
        Q1 04:14
        GOAL
        Oliver Dempsey
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q1 03:21
        Jeremy Cameron opens the scoring in his 250th career game. That is his 46th goal of the season which puts him in outright fifth place in the Coleman Medal race after he entered the round tied with Harry McKay.
        G
        Q1 02:55
        GOAL
        Jeremy Cameron
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q1 00:00
        Welcome to Optus Stadium for the Fremantle v Geelong Cats Round 22 clash.
        Q1 00:00
        Ins for Dockers: P.Voss, M.Taberner, N.Fyfe, M.Johnson, K.Worner
        Q1 00:00
        Outs for Dockers: J.Treacy (Injured), S.Darcy (Injured), T.Emmett (Suspension), N.Erasmus (Omitted), J.Aish (Omitted)
        Q1 00:00
        Ins for Cats: M.Duncan, O.Mullin
        Q1 00:00
        Outs for Cats: S.De Koning (Injured), J.Bews (Omitted)
        Q1 00:00
        Don't forget to enter your tips for this match, you have until the bounce to make your selection.
        Q1 00:00
        Hayden Young has recorded 15 goal assists in the last six rounds. Hawthorn's Dylan Moore (13) is the only other player in the AFL to record more than 10 goal assists in this period.
        Q1 00:00
        Over the last six weeks, the Dockers have averaged 62 turnovers per game, the second-best average of any side in this category.
        Q1 00:00
        Since Round 16, Geelong has averaged a pre-clearance pressure factor of 267, equal with Port Adelaide as the highest pressure factor in this phase of any side in the AFL.
        Q1 00:00
        Tyson Stengle is right in the frame for All-Australian honours as a dangerous small forward off the back of his energy at ground level. He has recorded 58 groundball-gets inside 50 in 2024, 14 more than any other player in the AFL this year.
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