Captain Matthew Pavlich will play in his 150th consecutive game for Fremantle under lights on Friday night against Geelong.

Matthew's current streak of games began in Round 15, 2001, and is the second best active streak in the league, behind only Adam Goodes from Sydney, who has a streak of 196 consecutive games.

In his 149 straight appearances to date, Matthew has averaged 18 possessions, 6.8 marks and 1.99 goals.

“It’s a huge effort for an individual to play 150 consecutive games, but to play them at the level that Matthew does makes it even more remarkable,” said Senior Coach Mark Harvey.

“Some people are meant to play football, they are talented, they are athletic, they are durable and can cope with the hardness of it and Matthew is one of those special players.”

The 150th consecutive game milestone adds to an already impressive trophy cabinet for Matthew.

2008
150 consecutive games for Fremantle (Round 15, 2001 - )

2007
First season as Club Captain
All Australian selection (fifth time)
Doig Medal (fourth time)
Club season goal kicking record with 72
Led the AFL in marks with 203
Captain in the SANFL’s honorary State of Origin team

2006
All Australian selection
Doig Medal
Leading goal kicker (71)

2005
All Australian selection
Doig Medal
Leading goal kicker (61)

2003
All Australian
Runner-up Doig Medal

2002
All Australian

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