SUMMARY
The Magpies face their biggest test of the season as they travel west to take on the ladder-leading Freo Dockers. Collingwood’s recent form has been irresistible, winning its last four and kicking 17 goals or more on each occasion. But Freo are the number one defence in the AFL and represent a far greater challenge. The home side will be refreshed after a week off, but they will need greater scoring output this week - in their last three matches they have averaged just 64 points per game compared to 97 over the first eight rounds of the season.

WHERE AND WHEN: Domain Stadium, Thursday, June 25, 6.10pm
 WST

TV AND RADIO: Click here for broadcast guide 

LAST FIVE TIMES
R1, 2014, Fremantle 17.14 (116) d Collingwood 5.16 (46) at Etihad Stadium
R7, 2013, Fremantle 15.10 (100) d Collingwood 10.13 (73) at Subiaco Oval
R14, 2012, Collingwood 15.17 (107) d Fremantle 12.6 (78) at the MCG
R23, 2011, Collingwood 20.12 (132) d Fremantle 8.4 (52) at Subiaco Oval
R8, 2010, Collingwood 20.13 (133) d Fremantle 15.7 (97) at Subiaco Oval

THE SIX POINTS
1. Collingwood was held to its lowest score against Fremantle the last time the two sides met. Aaron Sandilands was the difference collecting 19 possessions, 39 hit-outs and the three Brownlow votes.

2. The Magpies are the number one contested possession team in 2015 averaging 148.3 per game. The Dockers are ranked sixth with 139.5 per game.

3. Collingwood is ranked third for goals per game this season averaging 14.9. Fremantle is ninth with 12.9 goals per game.

4. The two teams have clashed eight times at Domain Stadium, winning four games each. The Magpies have lost their last three games at the venue.

5. The Magpies are number one for marks inside 50 in 2015 with 15 per game. Travis Cloke, Jesse White and Jamie Elliott are all ranked amongst the top 20 players in the AFL for marks inside 50.

6. The number one and two ranked players on the Official AFL Player ratings go head to head this week. Nat Fyfe is leading the AFL Coaches Association award and is the reigning AFLPA MVP, but the ratings have him second behind Scott Pendlebury.