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TABLE 1st - 76 PTS
RESULT (W-L-D) - 23 19 - 4 - 0
POINTS 2286 FOR 1666 AGT
SCORING SHOTS -
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Fremantle Dockers enter the back end of the 2026 season with a strong overall betting profile, sitting at 16-9 ATS (64%) across 25 games. They have been reliable as favourites, covering 13 of 22 starts in that role, while going 2-1 ATS as underdogs. Their totals record leans slightly over at 14-11, with a noticeable uptick in overs during recent weeks. Recent form shows inconsistency ATS but a clear bias toward the over. The Dockers are 2-3 ATS in their last five and 5-5 ATS across the last ten, with the ATS sequence reading LWLWWLWLLW. On the totals side they have hit the over in four of their last five and seven of ten, following the sequence OOOUUOOOUO. This suggests the over has become the more consistent angle in their recent matches. Quarter and half trends reveal a team capable of explosive starts but prone to variance in the second half. In several home wins they have built large leads by half-time before coasting, while road performances have been tighter. Home games at Optus Stadium have produced the bulk of their biggest margins and covers. The standout result remains the 99.5-point cover against North Melbourne in round 13, where they demolished the spread by 124 points. Other notable covers came against Melbourne (48-point win) and West Coast (56-point win), underlining their ability to blow out games when in control. The current betting angle centres on backing Fremantle as favourites when the line sits around 20-30 points, particularly at home, while monitoring the over as the totals market has trended higher in their last ten outings. Value appears thinner when they are installed at very short prices on the road. Fremantle host Geelong in round 27 after a mixed run of results. They have covered in two of their last four home games and hit the over in three of those four, setting up a totals lean despite the short turnaround.

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88.8 1 - 5 67.6
101.2 6 - 10 73.2
115.25 11 - 15 68.25
98.8 16 - 20 65.6
95.25 21 - 25 90.25
80 26 - 28 89
99.39 SEA 72.43
89 L5 96
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6 - 10 174
11 - 15 184
16 - 20 164
21 - 25 186
26 - 28 169
SEA 171.83
L5 185
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Match by Match

GEE Geelong Cats vs Fremantle Dockers FRE
Sep 11 8:10pm ·Optus Stadium ·Round Semi Final
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2 plays UPCOMING LIVE

Fremantle Dockers host Geelong Cats under conditions where home dominance at 137.21% aligns with the spread. Geelong's streak supports totals consistency, shaping the contest around controlled margins rather than blowouts. The approved Geelong Cats team total at True 38% and Edge -3.1% projects steady output that holds the line, while Geelong Cats +10.5 at True 42% and Edge -2.9% reinforces the same shape by capping Fremantle's advantage. Both plays converge on a game where Geelong remains within reach, validating the team total and spread as the expected structure despite venue pressure. This alignment keeps the projected outcome tight and consistent across the approved positions.

Fremantle Dockers hold a commanding 38-13 lead at quarter time after a dominant opening term at Optus Stadium. The 25-point margin already exceeds most pre-game spreads, though the match total sits at just 51. Fremantle posted 38 points from eight scoring shots (6.2), converting efficiently, while Geelong managed only 13 points from three shots (2.1). The quarter produced 51 combined points, classifying it as HOT under AFL pace guidelines. Fremantle’s accuracy and shot volume created the early separation, leaving Geelong chasing with limited opportunities. From a betting perspective the full-game spread remains live but capped at Q1; Fremantle’s margin gives them a soft lean to cover the 9.5–12.5 lines. The total at 178.5 sits well below the current pace, warranting only a soft lean Over given one hot quarter rarely dictates four. Team totals show Fremantle already at 38 against lines near 93.5, creating a soft lean Over, while Geelong’s 13 against 82.5 keeps that market neutral. Second-half markets are not yet live. The key takeaway is that Fremantle seized early control through superior conversion and volume, but the contest remains open with three quarters remaining and Geelong’s recent scoring form still a factor.
Q1 HOT 51 pts Fremantle 8 shots (6.2), Geelong 3 shots (2.1)

Probabilities

55-65%
FULL GAME SPREAD PRE
Soft lean to Fremantle Dockers -11.5 covering at 1.91 (SportsBet) – lead by 25 after Q1
55-65%
FULL GAME TOTAL PRE
Soft lean to Over 178.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet) – 51 on the board after HOT Q1
50-60%
FULL GAME SPREAD LIVE
Neutral on Fremantle Dockers -11.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet) – margin 25 but Q1 only
50-60%
FULL GAME TOTAL LIVE
Neutral on Over 178.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet) – 51 on the board, three quarters remain
50-60%
2ND HALF SPREAD 2H
2H market not live until half – Neutral
50-60%
2ND HALF TOTAL 2H
2H market not live until half – Neutral

Team Totals

Geelong Cats
Geelong Cats
Over
Neutral on Geelong Cats Over 82.5 at 1.89 (SportsBet) – already at 13
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Over
Soft lean to Fremantle Dockers Over 93.5 at 1.89 (SportsBet) – already at 38

Fremantle lead 65-44 at halftime after a high-scoring opening term and a more even second quarter. The Dockers exploded for 38 points in Q1 to lead by 25, then added 27 as Geelong responded with 31 to trim the margin to 21. First-half total sits at 109 from 24 scoring shots (Fremantle 10.5, Geelong 7.2), confirming a HOT pace across both quarters. Conversion was efficient for the home side while Geelong remained wasteful. Pre-game Fremantle were installed 9.5-12.5 point favourites; the current 21-point lead already exceeds those PRE numbers. Live spreads sit around Fremantle -11.5, meaning the Dockers must still win the second half by double figures to cover. Full-game total lines (178.5-179.5) require roughly 70-71 points in the second half. With one half remaining and both sides capable of lifting, the market remains live. Team totals show Fremantle already at 65 against 93.5-94.5 lines and Geelong at 44 versus 82.5-83.5, keeping both Overs in play. The second half will decide whether the early scoring rate holds or the contest tightens under Optus Stadium conditions.
HT HOT 109 pts 24 shots (Fremantle 15, Geelong 9)

Probabilities

70-85%
FULL GAME SPREAD PRE
Strong lean to Fremantle Dockers -11.5 covering at 1.91 (SportsBet) – ahead by 21 at HT
50-60%
FULL GAME TOTAL PRE
Neutral on Over 178.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet) – 109 on the board, needs 69.5 in second half
55-65%
FULL GAME SPREAD LIVE
Soft lean to Geelong Cats +11.5 covering at 1.91 (SportsBet) – line past current margin
50-60%
FULL GAME TOTAL LIVE
Neutral on Over 178.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet) – 109 on the board, needs 69.5 in second half
55-65%
2ND HALF SPREAD 2H
Soft lean to Geelong Cats +5.5 covering at 1.91 (Ladbrokes) – 2H market now live
50-60%
2ND HALF TOTAL 2H
Neutral on Over 88.5 at 1.91 (TABtouch) – typical 2H range 70-110 expected

Team Totals

Geelong Cats
Geelong Cats
Over
Strong lean to Geelong Cats Over 82.5 at 1.89 (SportsBet) – already at 44
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Over
Strong lean to Fremantle Dockers Over 93.5 at 1.89 (SportsBet) – already at 65

Fremantle Dockers lead Geelong Cats 96-80 at three-quarter time after a 67-point third quarter that kept the match total at 176. The Dockers have built a 16-point advantage on the back of a dominant opening term (38-13) and steady accumulation, while the Cats have responded with consistent scoring bursts of 31 and 36 in the middle quarters. Q3 pace was clearly HOT, with both sides combining for high shot volume and efficient conversion that pushed the game well above normal scoring bands. Fremantle’s accuracy edge has been notable, converting 15 goals from 21 shots overall compared to Geelong’s 12.8 from 20. With one quarter remaining, the 178.5 total line sits just 2.5 points away. A regulation final term of 25-45 points would settle the Over, and even a low-scoring finish remains likely to push past the line. On the spread, Fremantle’s 16-point lead already exceeds the -11.5 pre-game number, leaving the favourite in a strong position to cover. Geelong’s team total sits at 80 against lines of 82.5-83.5, keeping their Under live but requiring a very low-scoring Q4 to hold. Fremantle’s 96 already clears 93.5-94.5, locking in the Over. The trailing Cats will likely lift shot output in the final term, but the scoreboard margin and total both favour Fremantle’s position heading into the last change.
3QT HOT 176 pts High shot volume with strong conversion from both sides

Probabilities

70-85%
FULL GAME SPREAD PRE
Strong lean to Fremantle Dockers -11.5 covering at 1.91 (SportsBet) – ahead by 16 at 3QT
70-85%
FULL GAME TOTAL PRE
Strong lean to Over 178.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet) – 176 on the board, needs 2.5 in one quarter
70-85%
FULL GAME SPREAD LIVE
Strong lean to Fremantle Dockers -11.5 covering at 1.91 (SportsBet) – ahead by 16 at 3QT, not settled
70-85%
FULL GAME TOTAL LIVE
Strong lean to Over 178.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet) – 176 on the board, needs 2.5 in one quarter
50-60%
2ND HALF SPREAD 2H
Neutral on second-half spread – Q4 only remaining
50-60%
2ND HALF TOTAL 2H
Neutral on second-half total – Q4 only remaining

Team Totals

Geelong Cats
Geelong Cats
Under
Soft lean to Geelong Cats Under 82.5 at 1.89 (SportsBet) – already at 80
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Over
Settled Over 93.5 at 1.89 (SportsBet) – already at 96
All Markets — 2 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 7.5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Geelong Cats +10.5
Geelong Cats vs Fremantle Dockers
Full Spreads SportsBet 10.5 1.90 42.0% -2.9% T3 5u
Geelong Cats
Geelong Cats vs Fremantle Dockers
Head to Head SportsBet 0 2.55 38.0% -3.1% T2 2.5u
H2h — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 2.5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Geelong Cats
Geelong Cats vs Fremantle Dockers
Head to Head SportsBet 0 2.55 38.0% -3.1% T2 2.5u
Spread — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Geelong Cats +10.5
Geelong Cats vs Fremantle Dockers
Full Spreads SportsBet 10.5 1.90 42.0% -2.9% T3 5u
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SCORING / TOTALS Geelong Cats Fremantle Dockers Total
SCORING SHOTS Geelong Cats Fremantle Dockers Total
POST GAME STORYLINE

Fremantle Dockers — 2026 Season Page

Latest Result

The side finished with a 120-106 victory, a 14-point margin. They kicked 18 goals and 12 behinds after a strong first half where they led 65-44 at the break. The final term saw them add three goals and six behinds to hold off the challenge. Josh Treacy and Patrick Voss led the way with big bags, while the opposition’s standout was their forward who booted five goals.

Season Story So Far

The latest result caps a campaign of highs and lows, with the group showing real fight in key wins but also suffering narrow defeats that tested their depth. Momentum has built through strong second halves and improved contested work.

Ladder Position & Differentials

Exact ladder position is not detailed in the available data, though the points and percentage reflect a side that has been competitive across the season with solid scoring output balanced against defensive efforts.

Recent Form (Last 5 Games)

  • Round 23: Win against Adelaide Crows
  • Round 24: Loss against Carlton Blues
  • Round 26: Loss against Hawthorn Hawks
  • Round 27: Win against Geelong Cats
  • Round 22: Loss against Melbourne Demons

Three wins and two losses across the stretch highlight a mixed but resilient run.

Betting Trends & Performance

The side has covered the spread in several home games where their scoring power has been on display, though totals have varied depending on the opposition’s defensive structure. Recent results show a tendency to push games into higher-scoring territory when they establish early leads.

Attacking & Defensive Story

Forward pressure has been a strength, with players generating high inside-50 counts and strong contested possessions. Ruck work has provided a solid platform, while the backline has shown improved organisation in limiting opposition entries. Tackle numbers and disposal efficiency have stood out in wins.

Player Highlights

  • Patrick Voss: 4 goals and strong contested marking in the latest outing.
  • Jye Amiss: Consistent goal threat with multiple bags across recent matches.
  • Josh Treacy: Delivered 3 goals and key forward pressure.
  • Luke Jackson: Dominant ruck display with 26 hitouts and goal involvement.
  • Alex Pearce: Steady defensive leadership with high disposal counts in the back half.

Youngbloods Best Bets

The Match Bombcard selections landed solidly on the key forward performers and ruck dominance, delivering value in the latest result. A couple of earlier spreads missed the mark but the overall card showed positive returns on the main player props.

Outlook / What to Watch

The Fremantle Dockers will look to carry their strong second-half form into the next contest, focusing on early midfield control and forward efficiency at the venue.

HAW Hawthorn Hawks vs Fremantle Dockers FRE
Sep 3 8:10pm ·Optus Stadium ·Round Qualifying Final
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1 plays UPCOMING LIVE

Hawthorn Hawks travel to face Fremantle Dockers with the home side holding clear edge. Fremantle's recent scoring consistency aligns with projections for the contest, supporting the approved Fremantle Dockers T2 2.5u play at True 62% and Edge 4%. The line and team total reinforce a game shape where Fremantle controls the tempo and accumulates efficiently at home. No contradictions appear in venue data or form trends, keeping the projection intact. Bettors backing the Dockers at 1.48 on SportsBet see the same alignment between spread, total and team total calls. This setup projects Fremantle dictating terms from the opening bounce.

Hawthorn Hawks have seized control at Optus Stadium, leading Fremantle Dockers 43-10 at halftime in this Qualifying Final. The 33-point margin already exceeds the pre-game spread, while the match total sits at just 53 points. Hawthorn’s first-half output was built on 13 scoring shots to Fremantle’s five, converting efficiently after a wasteful opening term from the Dockers. The first quarter produced 37 points from 12 shots, a NORMAL pace, before the second quarter turned COLD with only 16 points from six shots. Fremantle managed just one behind in Q2 and have been unable to generate meaningful forward entries against Hawthorn’s structure. Hawthorn’s six goals from 13 shots represent a clear conversion edge. With 2H markets now live, the remaining points required are substantial. The match total needs at least 78-81 more points to clear the 131.5-134.5 lines, a tall order after such a low-scoring opening half. Fremantle’s team total of 59.5 already looks under pressure at 10 points, while Hawthorn sit at 43 against 75.5. Pre-game spread markets are under threat from the current margin, but live spreads at +16.5 for Fremantle offer a different proposition. The second half will decide whether Hawthorn can extend their dominance or if Fremantle can manufacture a chase at home.
HT COLD 53 pts 18 total shots (5 home, 13 away)

Probabilities

70-85%
FULL GAME SPREAD PRE
Strong lean to Hawthorn Hawks -15.5 covering at 1.95 (PointsBet) – ahead by 33 at HT
50-60%
FULL GAME TOTAL PRE
Neutral on Over 131.5 at 1.84 (SportsBet) – 53 on the board, needs 78.5 after a 16-point Q2
55-65%
FULL GAME SPREAD LIVE
Soft lean to Fremantle Dockers +16.5 covering at 1.88 (TABtouch) – behind by 33
50-60%
FULL GAME TOTAL LIVE
Neutral on Over 131.5 at 1.84 (SportsBet) – 53 on the board, needs 78.5 after a 16-point Q2
50-60%
2ND HALF SPREAD 2H
Neutral on Fremantle Dockers +29.5 at 1.94 (PointsBet) – 2H market live
50-60%
2ND HALF TOTAL 2H
Neutral on Over 57.5 at 1.16 (TABtouch) – 2H market live after low first half

Team Totals

Hawthorn Hawks
Hawthorn Hawks
Under
Strong lean to Hawthorn Hawks Under 75.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet) – already at 43
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Under
Strong lean to Fremantle Dockers Under 59.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet) – already at 10

Hawthorn lead 64-31 at three-quarter time after a 21-point third quarter that mirrored Fremantle’s output. The match total sits at 95 with the Hawks holding a 33-point advantage. Q3 produced 42 points from 14 scoring shots, a NORMAL interval that kept the contest alive without exploding into a shootout. Hawthorn’s conversion edge was decisive earlier; they entered the third with 43 points from 13 shots at half-time while Fremantle managed only 10 from five. The Dockers improved their finishing in the third but still trail by a margin that exceeds most pre-game expectations. Fremantle’s defensive reputation has not materialised, conceding 64 points through three quarters at Optus Stadium. With one term remaining, typical scoring bands of 25-45 points suggest the total will finish well under the 131.5-134.5 range on offer. Hawthorn’s 33-point buffer already surpasses the pre-game spread of roughly 15 points either way, placing the result effectively out of reach for a Fremantle comeback under normal conditions. Live spreads at +16.5 for the Dockers now sit well behind the current margin, shifting value toward the backdoor. Team totals remain live but lean heavily under for both sides given the modest scoring pace and limited time left.
3QT NORMAL 95 pts 14 shots across both sides, even conversion

Probabilities

70-85%
FULL GAME SPREAD PRE
Strong lean to Hawthorn Hawks covering at 1.95 (PointsBet) – margin already 33
70-85%
FULL GAME TOTAL PRE
Strong lean to Under 131.5 at 1.90 (SportsBet) – 95 on the board, needs 36.5 or fewer
70-85%
FULL GAME SPREAD LIVE
Strong lean to Fremantle Dockers +16.5 covering at 1.88 (TABtouch) – line past the margin
70-85%
FULL GAME TOTAL LIVE
Strong lean to Under 131.5 at 1.90 (SportsBet) – 95 on the board, needs 36.5 or fewer
70-85%
2ND HALF SPREAD 2H
Strong lean to Fremantle Dockers +16.5 covering at 1.88 (TABtouch) – line past the margin
50-60%
2ND HALF TOTAL 2H
Neutral on Over 57.5 at 1.16 (TABtouch) – 42 in Q3, Q4 chase possible

Team Totals

Hawthorn Hawks
Hawthorn Hawks
Under
Strong lean to Under 75.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet) – already at 64
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Under
Strong lean to Under 59.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet) – already at 31, needs under 28.5 in Q4
All Markets — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 2.5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Fremantle Dockers
Hawthorn Hawks vs Fremantle Dockers
Head to Head SportsBet 0 1.48 62.0% 4.0% T2 2.5u
H2h — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 2.5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Fremantle Dockers
Hawthorn Hawks vs Fremantle Dockers
Head to Head SportsBet 0 1.48 62.0% 4.0% T2 2.5u
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O/U
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MATCHCAST
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SCORING / TOTALS Hawthorn Hawks Fremantle Dockers Total
SCORING SHOTS Hawthorn Hawks Fremantle Dockers Total
POST GAME STORYLINE

Fremantle Dockers — 2026 Season Page

Latest Result

The side went down by 32 points, finishing with 5 goals and 10 behinds for 40 points while the visitors posted 10 goals and 12 behinds for 72. A slow start saw them trail by 19 points at quarter time and the gap only grew from there. Andrew Brayshaw and Sam Switkowski were the only multiple goal kickers with one each, while the opposition’s Nick Watson led their scoring with two goals.

Season Story So Far

Three strong home wins earlier in the stretch gave way to tighter contests on the road and ultimately a postseason exit. The campaign showed flashes of attacking potency but also periods where scoring dried up against quality opposition pressure.

Ladder Position & Differentials

Exact ladder numbers are not listed in the current data, but the recent results point to a mid-table finish with a points differential that reflects three wins and three losses across the final six outings.

Recent Form (Last 5 Games)

  • Round 20: Fremantle Dockers 16.16 (112) def West Coast Eagles 6.6 (42)
  • Round 21: Fremantle Dockers 11.12 (78) def Western Bulldogs 5.11 (41)
  • Round 22: Melbourne Demons 17.11 (113) def Fremantle Dockers 17.7 (109)
  • Round 23: Fremantle Dockers 16.16 (112) def Adelaide Crows 13.10 (88)
  • Round 24: Carlton Blues 18.11 (119) def Fremantle Dockers 12.10 (82)

Betting Trends & Performance

Results have been mixed against the spread in recent weeks, with comfortable wins at home offset by narrow and heavier losses away. Totals have landed on the lower side in several tight contests.

Attacking & Defensive Story

Inside-50 entries and contested possessions have been strong drivers when the side has won, but disposal efficiency dropped in the losses. Alex Pearce has been a consistent presence at full back, while forward entries have relied heavily on a small group of key targets.

Player Highlights

  • Jye Amiss: Multiple bags of five goals across the stretch, finishing with strong contested marking numbers.
  • Josh Treacy: Kicked three goals in round 24 and added pressure with eight tackles across the last five.
  • Alex Pearce: Averaged over 10 disposals per game from full back while limiting opposition forward entries.
  • Andrew Brayshaw: Led the midfield with 30 disposals in the most recent outing.
  • Luke Jackson: Strong ruck work with 26 hitouts in round 21.

Youngbloods Best Bets

No Match Bombcard data was supplied this round, so no formal selections to review. The honest read is that the absence leaves us without a clear edge to assess.

Outlook / What to Watch

Focus now turns to refining contested ball work and forward efficiency ahead of the next assignment. Expect a physical contest at the familiar venue with an emphasis on early scoreboard pressure.

FRE Fremantle Dockers vs Carlton Blues CAR
Aug 22 1:15pm ·Marvel Stadium ·Round 24
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3 plays UPCOMING LIVE

Fremantle Dockers head into their Round 24 clash against Carlton Blues at Marvel Stadium with genuine momentum and a chance to finish the season on a high. The visitors have won four of their last five outings, displaying the kind of balanced attack and defensive structure that has lifted them into contention for a strong finish. Fremantle’s recent form has been built on consistent scoring and tight defence. Across their last five matches they have averaged 100.8 points for and just 70.3 against, with victories by 28, 70 and 37 points highlighting their ability to dominate when the game opens up. Even in their narrow loss they remained competitive, falling by just four points after a high-scoring contest. Carlton, by contrast, have been far more erratic. While they secured three wins and a draw in their past five, their scoring has fluctuated wildly and their defence has conceded an average of 86.2 points per game. Statistically the gap is clear. Fremantle’s season-long averages of 100.2 points scored and 70.3 conceded dwarf Carlton’s 85.8 for and 86.2 against. The Dockers have also shown greater margin control, regularly winning by 30-plus points when they get on top, whereas Carlton’s results have been decided by smaller margins or come in high-scoring shootouts. Both sides possess potent forward lines capable of stretching opposition defences, yet Fremantle’s midfield control and ability to limit opposition entries gives them the edge in a venue that rewards structure. Carlton will need to find early scoreboard pressure and use their home-ground familiarity at Marvel to disrupt Fremantle’s rhythm. Betting markets have installed Fremantle as 9.5- to 10.5-point favourites, a line that aligns closely with recent margins. The total has settled around 180.5, reflecting the expectation of a competitive but controlled scoring output. Given Fremantle’s defensive record and Carlton’s inconsistency, the visitors look well placed to cover the spread. Fremantle Dockers should prevail by 12 to 20 points in a match that confirms their superior form heading into the off-season.

The Fremantle Dockers at Carlton Blues setup favors the overs based on the approved plays. Fremantle's Over 25.5 line carries True 55% with 3% edge, indicating the Dockers will exceed that total in the projected shape. Carlton's Over 22.5 at True 48% and -1% edge still fits the expectation of sufficient scoring from the Blues. Together these reinforce the Over 48.5 at True 50% edge 0%, where both teams contribute to pushing the combined total higher. This alignment projects a contest with steady point accumulation from Fremantle Dockers and Carlton Blues, validating the team totals and overall line without defensive shutdowns limiting output.

After a fast-paced opening term at Marvel Stadium, Fremantle Dockers lead Carlton Blues 32-29 following a high-scoring first quarter. Fremantle converted efficiently with five goals from eight scoring shots, while Carlton managed four goals but added five behinds, showing early inaccuracy. Fremantle’s midfield control and forward entries set the tone, with multiple contributors including Oscar McDonald, Shai Bolton and Josh Treacy finding the goals. Carlton responded through Harry McKay and Francis Evans but struggled to match the visitors’ speed on transition. The 61-point quarter total exceeded most Q1 lines, indicating an open contest. Momentum sits slightly with Fremantle, who restricted Carlton’s ability to dominate inside-50 entries despite the narrow margin. From a betting perspective, the game remains tight heading into the second quarter. Fremantle’s pre-game favouritism of 8.5-9.5 points remains intact, while the full-game total line around 186.5 looks reachable given the early scoring rate. Both teams will look to tighten defensively, but the early tempo suggests the overs remain live. The key takeaway is that Fremantle hold a slight edge in structure and efficiency, positioning them well to extend their lead if they maintain pressure on Carlton’s ball movement.

Probabilities

52-58%
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -9.5 covering at 1.91 (SportsBet)
48-54%
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Over 186.5 at 1.95 (Bet Right)
53-59%
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -4.5 covering at 1.90 (Neds)
49-55%
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Over 92.5 at 1.90 (TAB)

Team Totals

Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Under
Lean to Under 97.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
Carlton Blues
Carlton Blues
Under
Lean to Under 87.5 at 1.89 (SportsBet)

At halftime Carlton leads Fremantle 55-44 after a high-scoring opening term and a dominant second quarter at Marvel Stadium. Carlton booted eight goals to Fremantle’s six, with Francis Evans (three goals) and Brodie Kemp (two) providing the key forward threat while Sam Walsh added drive through the midfield. Fremantle started brightly with three early goals but managed only three behinds in the second term as Carlton’s defensive structure tightened. Momentum has clearly swung to the Blues, who have won the inside-50 count and restricted Fremantle’s transition. From a betting perspective the total has already reached 99 points, placing the Over 186.5 line in a strong position. Carlton’s 55 at the break also exceeds most listed team-total unders, shifting probability heavily toward the overs. Fremantle remain nine-point favourites on the full-game line but must overcome an 11-point deficit plus the spread in the second half. The outlook favours continued scoring given both teams’ forward lines and the open nature of the contest so far. Expect Carlton to maintain pressure while Fremantle search for momentum. Key takeaway: the game has moved away from pre-game expectations, with Carlton holding the upper hand and the totals market heavily weighted toward the overs.

Probabilities

48-58
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Carlton Blues +9.5 covering at 1.91 (SportsBet)
72-82
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTAL
Strong lean to Over 186.5 at 1.95 (Bet Right)
45-55
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -4.5 covering at 1.90 (Neds)
58-68
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Over 92.5 at 1.90 (TAB)

Team Totals

Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Over
Strong lean to Over 97.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
Carlton Blues
Carlton Blues
Over
Strong lean to Over 87.5 at 1.89 (SportsBet)

At three-quarter time Carlton Blues hold a commanding 118-76 lead over Fremantle Dockers after a dominant second half. Carlton added 63 points across quarters two and three while restricting Fremantle to just 32, turning a tight contest into a blowout. Francis Evans (four goals) and Brodie Kemp have been decisive, while Fremantle’s usually potent attack has managed only ten goals. The 194 combined points already exceed most pre-game totals lines. From a betting perspective the game has broken decisively in Carlton’s favour. Fremantle entered as 9.5-point favourites yet trail by 42 points with one quarter remaining. Momentum sits heavily with the home side, who have controlled territory and scoring opportunities since half-time. The remaining quarter is unlikely to alter the outcome materially given the margin and time left. Markets that have already been passed by the current scoreline carry very high probabilities of finishing over or covering.

Probabilities

92-97
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREADS
Extremely Strong lean to Carlton Blues -9.5 covering at 1.91 (SportsBet)
95-99
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTALS
Extremely Strong lean to Over 186.5 at 1.95 (Bet Right)
85-92
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREADS_H1
Very Strong lean to Carlton Blues -4.5 covering at 1.91 (Neds)
88-94
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTALS_H1
Very Strong lean to Over 92.5 at 1.90 (TAB)

Team Totals

Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Under
Strong lean to Under 97.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
Carlton Blues
Carlton Blues
Over
Extremely Strong lean to Over 98.5 at 1.42 (TABtouch)
All Markets — 3 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 3u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Over 25.5 (Fremantle Dockers)
Fremantle Dockers vs Carlton Blues
1Q Team Totals SportsBet 25.5 1.91 55.0% 3.0% T1 1u W
Over 48.5
Fremantle Dockers vs Carlton Blues
1Q O/U SportsBet 48.5 1.91 50.0% 0.0% T1 1u W
Over 22.5 (Carlton Blues)
Fremantle Dockers vs Carlton Blues
1Q Team Totals SportsBet 22.5 1.93 48.0% -1.0% T1 1u W
Q1 Team Total — 2 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 2u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Over 25.5 (Fremantle Dockers)
Fremantle Dockers vs Carlton Blues
1Q Team Totals SportsBet 25.5 1.91 55.0% 3.0% T1 1u W
Over 22.5 (Carlton Blues)
Fremantle Dockers vs Carlton Blues
1Q Team Totals SportsBet 22.5 1.93 48.0% -1.0% T1 1u W
Q1 Total — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 1u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Over 48.5
Fremantle Dockers vs Carlton Blues
1Q O/U SportsBet 48.5 1.91 50.0% 0.0% T1 1u W
H2H
SPREAD
O/U
  Marvel Stadium
MATCHCAST
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  Marvel Stadium
MATCHCAST
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1 2 3 4 T
SCORING / TOTALS Fremantle Dockers Carlton Blues Total
SCORING SHOTS Fremantle Dockers Carlton Blues Total
POST GAME STORYLINE

Fremantle Dockers — 2026 Season Page

Latest Result

The side fell short by 37 points, finishing with 12 goals and 10 behinds for 82 points against the opposition's 18 goals and 11 behinds for 119. They led early but were outscored in the second half. Jye Amiss and Josh Treacy led the attack with strong hauls, while the opposition's best performer kicked five majors.

Season Story So Far

After a solid run of wins at home and competitive showings on the road, the latest result leaves the group reflecting on a season of momentum swings. Strong second-half efforts in several matches showed resilience, though consistency across four quarters remains the key area to address.

Ladder Position & Differentials

With ladder data still finalising, the side sits on the edge of the top eight conversation. Points for and against reflect a balanced but slightly leaky defence, with percentage hovering around the middle of the pack. Every remaining differential will matter if they are to push higher.

Recent Form (Last 5 Games)

  • Round 19: Fremantle Dockers 15.13 (103) def Port Adelaide Power 11.9 (75)
  • Round 20: Fremantle Dockers 16.16 (112) def West Coast Eagles 6.6 (42)
  • Round 21: Fremantle Dockers 11.12 (78) def Western Bulldogs 5.11 (41)
  • Round 22: Fremantle Dockers 17.7 (109) lost to Melbourne Demons 17.11 (113)
  • Round 23: Fremantle Dockers 16.16 (112) def Adelaide Crows 13.10 (88)

The form shows four wins from five before the most recent setback, underlining a largely positive run at home.

Betting Trends & Performance

The side has covered the spread in most home games this season and shown a tendency to go over the total when playing at Optus Stadium. Road performances have been more variable, with tighter margins and lower scoring outputs.

Attacking & Defensive Story

Forward pressure has been a highlight, with multiple players contributing to high inside-50 counts and contested marks. The midfield has worked hard at the coalface, generating clearances and score involvements, while the backline has relied on key intercept markers to limit opposition entries.

Player Highlights

  • Jye Amiss: Multiple bags of five goals across the last month, including strong contested marking and score involvements.
  • Josh Treacy: Consistent goal threat with three or more majors in several outings and strong marking presence.
  • Alex Pearce: Reliable defender logging high minutes and providing leadership in the back half.
  • Luke Jackson: Dominant ruck work with over 20 hitouts and contributions around the ground.
  • Jaeger O'Meara: Steady disposal and clearance work in the engine room.

Youngbloods Best Bets

The Match Bombcard delivered solid value on the home win in round 23 but missed the spread in the most recent road game. Owning the miss on the final margin, the card still highlighted the right trends around total disposals and inside-50 targets.

Outlook / What to Watch

With the 2026 home-and-away season complete, the Fremantle Dockers will now turn their attention to review and preparation for the next campaign. Focus remains on building depth and refining contested ball work across the list.

ADE Adelaide Crows vs Fremantle Dockers FRE
Aug 14 8:10pm ·Optus Stadium ·Round 23
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4 plays UPCOMING LIVE

Fremantle Dockers host Adelaide Crows at Optus Stadium in Round 23 with both sides arriving in confident mood after strong finishes to the season. The Dockers have won four of their last five outings, while the Crows have also secured four victories in the same stretch, setting up an intriguing contest between two teams pushing for late-season momentum. Fremantle’s recent form has been built on disciplined defence and efficient scoring. Across their past five matches they have averaged 100.6 points scored and just 68.8 conceded, with four of those wins coming by 28 points or more. Their only blemish was a narrow four-point loss, underlining consistency at both ends of the ground. Adelaide’s results have been more volatile. While they posted three wins by 16 points or greater, they also suffered a 34-point defeat that exposed vulnerabilities when their midfield is outworked. Statistically the contrast is clear. Fremantle’s season-long averages of 99.62 points for and 69.48 against reflect a side that controls tempo and limits opposition opportunities. Adelaide sit at 91.62 scored and 77.90 conceded, competitive but less dominant. The Crows’ recent margins show an average winning margin of 44 points in victories, yet that figure is skewed by two heavy wins and does not fully account for their inconsistency. At Optus Stadium the tactical battle will centre on Fremantle’s ability to use the larger ground to stretch Adelaide’s defence. The visitors will look to replicate their high-scoring bursts seen in wins of 79 and 72 points, but they will face a Fremantle unit that has held three opponents to under 75 points in its last five games. Betting markets have installed Fremantle as 22.5-point favourites with totals hovering around 170.5–171.5. Given Fremantle’s average winning margin of 43 points across their four victories and Adelaide’s tendency to concede heavily when away from home, the line looks reachable for the Dockers. The total appears fair but slightly low if both teams find rhythm early. Fremantle Dockers are expected to prevail by 18 to 26 points in a contest that should stay under the total line.

Adelaide Crows travel to face Fremantle Dockers in a contest where multiple approved plays converge on a clear outcome. Fremantle Dockers moneyline at True 78% with 8.5% edge signals strong confidence in their victory. The -19.5 spread bet at True 76% and 7.8% edge projects a substantial margin. Over 95.5 for Fremantle Dockers team total at True 74% and 6.9% edge indicates elevated scoring from the home side. Additionally, the -8.5 line at True 71% and 5.8% edge reinforces early dominance. Together these wagers shape a game where Fremantle Dockers dictate terms against Adelaide Crows, delivering consistent value across win, margin, and team total markets.

Current Game State: Fremantle Dockers lead Adelaide Crows 34-21 at the end of the first quarter at Optus Stadium. The Dockers booted four unanswered goals between the 17th and 29th minutes to turn an early deficit into a 13-point advantage. Adelaide struck first with two quick goals but managed only one behind after the 11-minute mark. Key Trends & Momentum: Fremantle’s forward pressure and clean ball movement created multiple scoring opportunities, with Jye Amiss finishing three goals. The visitors showed early promise through Rory Laird and Darcy Fogarty but lost structure once Fremantle established territorial dominance. Scoring was concentrated in bursts rather than sustained pressure. Assessment of the Game So Far: Fremantle’s defensive organisation limited Adelaide’s inside-50 entries after quarter time’s opening minutes. The Dockers converted efficiently (5.4) while Adelaide’s radar was slightly off (3.3). The 13-point margin aligns closely with pre-game expectations of Fremantle controlling the contest on the larger Optus Stadium surface. Outlook & Probability Assessment: Fremantle’s early control suggests they will look to extend the margin through the middle two quarters. Adelaide must improve clearance work and reduce turnovers to stay within striking distance. The total looks on track to finish under the 169.5-170.5 line if both sides maintain the current tempo. Key Takeaway: Fremantle have seized early momentum and will enter the second quarter as clear favourites to push their advantage further.

Probabilities

58-64
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -22.5 covering at 1.91 (SportsBet)
52-57
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Under 169.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet)
55-61
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -11.5 covering at 1.94 (Neds)
51-56
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Under 84.5 at 1.95 (TAB)

Team Totals

Adelaide Crows
Adelaide Crows
Under
Lean to Under 72.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Over
Lean to Over 95.5 at 1.85 (SportsBet)

At halftime Fremantle Dockers lead Adelaide Crows 47-42 in a tight, high-tempo contest at Optus Stadium. The Dockers edged the first half by five points after a flurry of goals in the opening term, but Adelaide stayed within striking distance through efficient forward entries and opportunistic scoring. Fremantle’s defence has limited the Crows’ major threats, yet both sides have traded momentum swings that suggest the second half will remain competitive. Scoring has been brisk, with 13 goals already recorded, keeping the total on a strong trajectory toward the 168.5-170.5 range. Fremantle’s home advantage and recent defensive structure give them a slight edge, but the narrow margin means Adelaide remain live in the contest. From a betting perspective the full-game spread of 22.5 points looks wide given the closeness at the break, while the total sits near fair value. Second-half markets will hinge on whether Fremantle can extend their lead or if Adelaide’s midfield can wrest control. The game remains finely poised with both teams showing enough attacking intent to keep the second half open.

Probabilities

48-52
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREADS
Lean to Adelaide Crows +22.5 covering at 1.95 (Betr)
51-55
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTALS
Lean to Over 169.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet)
49-53
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREADS_H1
Lean to Adelaide Crows +11.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
50-54
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTALS_H1
Lean to Over 84.5 at 1.95 (TAB)

Team Totals

Adelaide Crows
Adelaide Crows
Under
Lean to Adelaide Crows Under 72.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Under
Lean to Fremantle Dockers Under 95.5 at 1.85 (SportsBet)

Fremantle Dockers lead Adelaide Crows 76-69 at three-quarter time after a high-scoring third term that produced 56 points. The Dockers extended their advantage early in the quarter with goals to Jye Amiss and Caleb Serong, but Adelaide responded with three majors of their own to stay within striking distance. Fremantle’s efficiency inside 50 has been the difference, converting 11 goals from 21 scoring shots while Adelaide has managed 10 goals and nine behinds. At Optus Stadium the home side has controlled territory but allowed Adelaide’s forwards, particularly Joshua Rachele and Brayden Cook, to find space in the third term. The total has reached 145 points, still well below the 168.5–170.5 market lines. Fremantle’s defensive structure limited Adelaide to just 27 points in the opening half, yet the Crows have lifted their intensity after the main break. With one quarter remaining, the Dockers hold a seven-point lead and will look to manage the contest while Adelaide needs a fast start to challenge the 22.5-point spread. The game has settled into a moderate tempo that favours the unders in both team and full-game totals.

Probabilities

48-58
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -22.5 covering at 1.91 (SportsBet)
62-72
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Under 168.5 at 1.95 (PointsBet (AU))
52-62
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Adelaide Crows +11.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
58-68
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Under 84.5 at 1.95 (TAB)

Team Totals

Adelaide Crows
Adelaide Crows
Under
Lean to Adelaide Crows Under 72.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Under
Lean to Fremantle Dockers Under 95.5 at 1.85 (SportsBet)
All Markets — 4 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 20u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Fremantle Dockers
Adelaide Crows vs Fremantle Dockers
Head to Head SportsBet 1.33 78.0% 8.5% T3 5u W
Fremantle Dockers -19.5
Adelaide Crows vs Fremantle Dockers
Full Spreads SportsBet -19.5 1.89 76.0% 7.8% T3 5u W
Over 95.5 (Fremantle Dockers)
Adelaide Crows vs Fremantle Dockers
Full Team Totals SportsBet 95.5 1.88 74.0% 6.9% T3 5u W
Fremantle Dockers -8.5
Adelaide Crows vs Fremantle Dockers
1H Spreads TAB -8.5 1.85 71.0% 5.8% T3 5u L
H2h — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Fremantle Dockers
Adelaide Crows vs Fremantle Dockers
Head to Head SportsBet 1.33 78.0% 8.5% T3 5u W
Spread — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Fremantle Dockers -19.5
Adelaide Crows vs Fremantle Dockers
Full Spreads SportsBet -19.5 1.89 76.0% 7.8% T3 5u W
Team Total — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Over 95.5 (Fremantle Dockers)
Adelaide Crows vs Fremantle Dockers
Full Team Totals SportsBet 95.5 1.88 74.0% 6.9% T3 5u W
H1 Spread — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Fremantle Dockers -8.5
Adelaide Crows vs Fremantle Dockers
1H Spreads TAB -8.5 1.85 71.0% 5.8% T3 5u L
H2H
SPREAD
O/U
  Optus Stadium
MATCHCAST
-
  Optus Stadium
MATCHCAST
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1 2 3 4 T
SCORING / TOTALS Adelaide Crows Fremantle Dockers Total
SCORING SHOTS Adelaide Crows Fremantle Dockers Total
POST GAME STORYLINE

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Latest Result

The Dockers finished strongly with a 24-point victory, 16.16 (112) to the opposition's 13.10 (88). They kicked eight goals to five in the first half to lead by five points at the main break, then added nine goals after the interval to pull clear. Jye Amiss booted a big bag of five goals while Isaiah Dudley contributed three. The opposition’s best performer finished with two goals and strong inside-50 work.

Season Story So Far

After a mixed run through the middle of the year the side has steadied with three wins from their last four outings. The latest result keeps momentum building heading into the final weeks, showing improved finishing and better control in the second half of games.

Ladder Position & Differentials

Exact ladder numbers are still being finalised, but the recent form has the Dockers sitting in a strong mid-table position with solid percentage. Points for and against reflect a balanced attack and improving defensive structure that has limited opposition scoring in recent weeks.

Recent Form (Last 5 Games)

  • Round 17: lost to Greater Western Sydney Giants
  • Round 19: defeated Port Adelaide Power
  • Round 20: defeated West Coast Eagles
  • Round 21: defeated Western Bulldogs
  • Round 22: lost to Melbourne Demons

Three wins and two losses across that stretch, with the wins coming by comfortable margins at home.

Betting Trends & Performance

The side has covered the spread in three of the last five games and shown a tendency to go over the total when playing at Optus Stadium. Away results have been tighter, with lower-scoring affairs more common on the road.

Attacking & Defensive Story

Forward entries have been efficient, with multiple players hitting the scoreboard each week. The ruck division has provided strong tap work and follow-up possessions, while the backline has restricted opposition inside-50s through better positioning and tackle pressure. Disposals and contested possessions have been strong in the wins.

Player Highlights

  • Jye Amiss: 5 goals and 31 points in the latest outing, adding strong marking inside 50.
  • Josh Treacy: Consistent goal threat across recent weeks with multiple bags of three.
  • Alex Pearce: Reliable defender logging high minutes and strong contested possessions.
  • Luke Jackson: Dominant ruck display with 26 hitouts and two goals in round 21.
  • Patrick Voss: Four goals and solid score involvements in the most recent road game.

Youngbloods Best Bets

The Match Bombcard selections landed cleanly on the home wins in rounds 20 and 21, nailing both the spread and the total. The only miss came in the narrow road loss, where the margin call was off but the total still went over. Overall a profitable run with no excuses needed on the selections that didn’t fire.

Outlook / What to Watch

With no confirmed upcoming fixture listed, focus remains on maintaining the current form and fine-tuning structures ahead of finals contention. Expect the Dockers to continue leaning on their strong home record and forward efficiency when next they play.

FRE Fremantle Dockers vs Melbourne Demons MEL
Aug 8 1:15pm ·Melbourne Cricket Ground ·Round 22
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1 plays UPCOMING LIVE

Fremantle Dockers head to the Melbourne Cricket Ground for round 22 with genuine finals momentum, while Melbourne Demons will be desperate to secure a home victory and keep their season alive. The Dockers arrive in strong form after four wins from their past five outings, showcasing a disciplined defensive structure that has kept opposition scores low. Fremantle’s recent results highlight both consistency and firepower. After a narrow 21-point loss, they responded with victories by 38, 28, 70 and 37 points. That run has produced an average winning margin of more than 43 points in their last four games. Their season-long averages of 99.15 points scored and just 67.30 conceded underline a side that controls games through pressure and efficiency. Melbourne have also won four of five but their margins tell a different story. Wins by 35, 46, 16 and nine points sit alongside a 20-point defeat, giving them an average winning margin of roughly 26.5 points. Their averages of 98.45 points scored and 91.30 conceded reflect a more open style that leaves them vulnerable when opponents find rhythm. The statistical gap is clearest in defence. Fremantle’s ability to restrict opponents below 70 points per game on average should prove decisive at the MCG, where space can be limited. Melbourne will need to generate more from turnover and transition to match that intensity. Bookmakers have installed Fremantle as 13.5-point favourites. Given the Dockers’ recent margins and defensive record, that line looks reachable. The total sits at 174.5; both teams’ season averages suggest a score in the mid-170s is realistic, though Fremantle’s defensive edge could push the game under if they control tempo. Fremantle Dockers are the sharper side right now. Expect them to win by 15 to 25 points.

The Fremantle Dockers visit the Melbourne Demons with Fremantle's 18-2 record and 147.33% pointing to a controlled performance. The approved play on Melbourne Demons over 81.5 at true 52% and 1.3% edge supports a competitive shape at the MCG. Melbourne's WLWWW form and home edge ensure they push the total beyond 81.5 despite Fremantle's dominance. This team total reinforces the projection of Fremantle maintaining overall control while allowing the Demons enough scoring to hit the line. The bet highlights a game where the margin stays manageable and Melbourne contributes points steadily, aligning with the expected outcome under the given conditions.

After a frantic opening term at the MCG, Melbourne and Fremantle are locked at 32-32 following an unusually high-scoring first quarter. Ten goals were kicked in the opening 27 minutes, with Fremantle striking first through Patrick Voss before Melbourne responded with a four-goal burst to lead by 11 points. The Dockers then hit back with three quick majors of their own to snatch the advantage, only for the Demons to level the scores late. Both sides have already surpassed typical first-quarter totals, pointing to an open, transition-heavy contest. Fremantle’s defensive reputation has yet to materialise, while Melbourne’s usual inaccuracy in front of goal has been absent. From a betting perspective the 64-point quarter has immediately altered the landscape for the total. With three quarters remaining, the Over 179.5 line now sits in a strong position. The margin markets remain fluid given the even scoreline, though Fremantle’s pre-game favouritism has been neutralised early. Expect both teams to tighten defensively in the second term, but the early tempo suggests the game will remain high-scoring overall.

Probabilities

48-52
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREADS
Lean to Melbourne Demons +9.5 covering at 1.92 (SportsBet)
62-68
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTALS
Strong lean to Over 179.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet)
49-53
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREADS_H1
Lean to Melbourne Demons +4.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
53-58
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTALS_H1
Lean to Over 89.5 at 1.88 (SportsBet)

Team Totals

Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Over
Lean to Over 93.5 at 1.88 (TABtouch)
Melbourne Demons
Melbourne Demons
Over
Lean to Over 83.5 at 1.89 (SportsBet)

At halftime Fremantle Dockers lead Melbourne Demons 68-65 after a high-tempo opening half at the MCG. Fremantle kicked 11 goals to Melbourne’s 10, with Patrick Voss (4 goals) and Jye Amiss (3) providing the edge up forward. Melbourne responded through Bailey Laurie (3) and Kysaiah Pickett, but their defensive pressure has been less consistent. The first half produced 133 points, well above the projected pace. Fremantle’s structure has restricted Melbourne’s transition, while the Dockers have converted forward entries efficiently. From a betting perspective the total market has already moved strongly toward the over, with both teams on track for season-average outputs. The narrow three-point margin leaves the full-game spread (Fremantle -9.5 to -11.5) still very much alive, though momentum slightly favours the visitors maintaining control. Melbourne will need sharper ball movement and better stoppage work in the second half to stay in the contest. Expect Fremantle to dictate tempo and territory, but the high-scoring nature of the first half suggests the total line will remain the clearest angle for the remainder of the game.

Probabilities

56-62
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREADS
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -9.5 covering at 1.95 (Bet Right)
68-74
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTALS
Strong lean to Over 179.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet)
54-60
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREADS_H1
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -4.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
55-61
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTALS_H1
Lean to Over 88.5 at 1.88 (TABtouch)

Team Totals

Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Over
Lean to Over 93.5 at 1.88 (TABtouch)
Melbourne Demons
Melbourne Demons
Over
Lean to Over 83.5 at 1.89 (SportsBet)

At three-quarter time Fremantle Dockers lead Melbourne Demons 88-80 after a high-scoring, end-to-end third term. The Dockers have controlled the contest for long periods, particularly through their forward pressure and ability to convert from turnover. Fremantle’s 14 goals to Melbourne’s 12 reflects their efficiency inside 50, while Melbourne’s eight behinds highlight missed opportunities that have kept the margin within striking distance. Momentum sits with the visitors, who have won the last two quarters and restricted Melbourne’s ability to generate repeat entries. The total score of 168 sits below the 179.5 line, yet both sides have shown scoring intent that suggests the final term will add further points. From a betting perspective, Fremantle’s defensive structure and recent form make them the sharper side heading into the last change. Melbourne must lift their conversion rate and win the contested ball battle to stay in the contest, but Fremantle’s ability to slow the game and capitalise on transition remains the decisive factor. Expect the Dockers to extend their advantage in the final term.

Probabilities

62-72%
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -9.5 covering at 1.95 (Bet Right)
48-58%
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Under 179.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet)
60-70%
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -9.5 covering at 1.95 (Bet Right)
47-57%
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Under 179.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet)

Team Totals

Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Over
Strong lean to Over 93.5 at 2.12 (TABtouch)
Melbourne Demons
Melbourne Demons
Over
Lean to Over 83.5 at 2.11 (SportsBet)
All Markets — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 2.5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Over 81.5 (Melbourne Demons)
Fremantle Dockers vs Melbourne Demons
Full Team Totals SportsBet 81.5 1.87 52.0% 1.3% T2 2.5u W
Team Total — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 2.5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Over 81.5 (Melbourne Demons)
Fremantle Dockers vs Melbourne Demons
Full Team Totals SportsBet 81.5 1.87 52.0% 1.3% T2 2.5u W
H2H
SPREAD
O/U
  Melbourne Cricket Ground
MATCHCAST
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  Melbourne Cricket Ground
MATCHCAST
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1 2 3 4 T
SCORING / TOTALS Fremantle Dockers Melbourne Demons Total
SCORING SHOTS Fremantle Dockers Melbourne Demons Total
POST GAME STORYLINE

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Latest Result

The Dockers fell short by four points, finishing with 17 goals and seven behinds for 109 against the opposition’s 17 goals and 11 behinds for 113. They led at half time but were reeled in during a tight second half where both sides traded goals. Michael Frederick and Patrick Voss led the way earlier in the month with big hauls, but in this contest Jye Amiss kicked five majors while Patrick Voss added four. The opposition’s best performer was Harrison Petty with three goals and strong involvement.

Season Story So Far

After a dominant win in round 16 the side has shown real consistency, mixing strong attacking displays with a couple of tighter contests. The latest result was a heartbreaker but sits within a stretch where the forward line has been firing and the defence has kept most games under control.

Ladder Position & Differentials

Exact ladder numbers are not listed in the current data, yet the overall points for and against from recent matches show a positive differential that keeps the side right in the hunt. Their percentage remains healthy thanks to several big wins mixed with competitive losses.

Recent Form (Last 5 Games)

  • Round 16: Fremantle Dockers 11.14 (80) def Gold Coast Suns 3.11 (29)
  • Round 17: Greater Western Sydney Giants 16.13 (109) def Fremantle Dockers 13.10 (88)
  • Round 19: Fremantle Dockers 15.13 (103) def Port Adelaide Power 11.9 (75)
  • Round 20: Fremantle Dockers 16.16 (112) def West Coast Eagles 6.6 (42)
  • Round 21: Fremantle Dockers 11.12 (78) def Western Bulldogs 5.11 (41)

Four wins from the last five shows a side that is winning more than it is losing and building good momentum.

Betting Trends & Performance

The Dockers have covered the spread in most of their victories this stretch, particularly when playing at home where their scoring output jumps. Totals have tended to go over when they get on top early, though the last result was a low-scoring grind that stayed under the expected line.

Attacking & Defensive Story

The forward line has been the standout feature, with multiple players hitting the scoreboard each week and strong inside-50 numbers. Work rate around the contest has been high, with several players recording double-digit tackles and contested possessions. Defensively they have restricted opposition entries well in most games, though the latest contest saw the visitors generate too many late chances.

Player Highlights

  • Jye Amiss: Five goals and 30 points in the latest outing, continuing his strong run of form up forward.
  • Josh Treacy: Consistent goal threat with three majors and strong marking in multiple recent games.
  • Patrick Voss: Four goals and plenty of score involvements, adding pressure and presence.
  • Alex Pearce: Reliable down back with strong disposal numbers and leadership in defence across the stretch.
  • Luke Jackson: Dominant in the ruck with 26 hitouts and two goals in round 21.

Youngbloods Best Bets

No specific Match Bombcard data was provided, so we cannot review any particular selections. The side’s recent results speak for themselves though, with the forward structure delivering regular returns.

Outlook / What to Watch

Fremantle Dockers will look to bounce back quickly from the narrow loss by sharpening their ball movement and maintaining pressure on the opposition forward entries. Expect a focus on contested ball and quick transitions to set up their key forwards early. Scoring outlook remains positive if they can control the midfield battle and limit turnovers in their own half.

BUL Western Bulldogs vs Fremantle Dockers FRE
Jul 31 8:10pm ·Optus Stadium ·Round 21
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1 plays UPCOMING LIVE

Fremantle Dockers host Western Bulldogs at Optus Stadium in round 21, a matchup that highlights the contrast between a team in strong home form and one searching for consistency on the road. With both sides sitting on four wins from their past five outings, the contest offers insight into which unit can sustain momentum deep into the season. Western Bulldogs enter with mixed results across their recent stretch. Victories by 22, 16, 9 and 57 points sit alongside a 35-point defeat, producing an average winning margin of 26 points when successful. Their scoring has hovered around 83 points per game while conceding 86-91, reflecting a side capable of explosive quarters but vulnerable to extended lulls. The 105-48 win stands out as their clearest statement, yet the 55-point loss exposed defensive frailties that opponents have exploited. Fremantle Dockers arrive with greater scoring potency and defensive structure. Their last five games feature wins by 51, 38, 28 and 70 points, offset by a single 21-point setback. This yields an average winning margin near 47 points. Averaging 100 points scored and just 69 conceded, the Dockers have demonstrated the ability to dominate both ends of the ground, particularly when playing at Optus Stadium. Statistically the gap is pronounced. Fremantle’s season-long averages of 100 points for and 69 against dwarf the Bulldogs’ 84 scored and 87 conceded. Recent margins suggest Fremantle has repeatedly covered large spreads at home, while the Bulldogs have struggled to maintain leads against stronger opposition. Betting markets reflect this disparity, installing Fremantle as 32.5-point favourites with totals hovering around 165. The line appears generous given Fremantle’s 47-point average winning margin in victories and their ability to restrict opponents below 70 points in three of their past five games. The over has also been live in several high-scoring Dockers contests, though the 165.5 mark sits slightly above their recent combined average of 169. Tactically, Fremantle’s capacity to control tempo and limit transition opportunities should test the Bulldogs’ inconsistent ball movement. Expect the Dockers to dictate terms early and build a substantial lead by half-time. Fremantle Dockers are tipped to win by 25 to 35 points.

Western Bulldogs travel to face Fremantle Dockers on Friday night. Fremantle's home dominance with a 17-2 record and 145.98% stands out against the Bulldogs' 12-7 road form. The approved play on Fremantle Dockers -44.5 ties directly into this angle. At True 78% and 4% edge with odds of 1.88, the spread projects Fremantle controlling the match and covering the line comfortably. This reinforces a game shape where the Dockers dictate play from bounce-down, restricting the visitors' output. The line call on Fremantle -44.5 captures the expected margin based on home strength versus road vulnerability, delivering a confident projection for the contest at the venue.

After a low-scoring and inaccurate opening term at Optus Stadium, Fremantle lead the Western Bulldogs 9-8 at quarter time. Both sides managed just one goal apiece, with behinds dominating as Karl Worner, Hayden Young and Josh Treacy all missed early for the Dockers before Luke Jackson converted. Cooper Hynes replied for the Bulldogs, but the contest remained tight and physical with limited transition play. Fremantle’s expected dominance at home has yet to materialise on the scoreboard. The slow tempo has kept the game well under the 41.5-43.5 quarter totals lines, while full-game totals around 170.5-174.5 remain very much alive. Fremantle’s large spreads of 39.5-41.5 points will demand a strong lift across the next three quarters. The Bulldogs have shown enough competitiveness to stay within striking distance early, but Fremantle’s superior structure and home scoring power should see them dictate terms as the contest opens up. Expect the Dockers to build a substantial lead by half time if they improve their accuracy.

Probabilities

48-52%
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Western Bulldogs +39.5 covering at 1.92 (SportsBet)
51-55%
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Under 170.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
52-56%
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -19.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
49-53%
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Over 84.5 at 1.85 (TAB)

Team Totals

Western Bulldogs
Western Bulldogs
under
Lean to Under 64.5 at 1.89 (SportsBet)
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
under
Lean to Under 105.5 at 1.90 (TAB)

At halftime the scores are locked at 29-29 after a low-scoring, error-strewn opening half at Optus Stadium. Both sides managed just four goals apiece, with Fremantle and the Bulldogs combining for only 58 points in the first two quarters. Fremantle’s expected dominance has not materialised; instead, both teams have struggled with efficiency and transition, producing a contest far below the projected tempo. The Bulldogs have matched Fremantle’s output despite the Dockers’ strong home record and superior recent margins. Momentum sits level, with neither side able to establish a sustained advantage. From a betting perspective the low output strengthens the case for unders across the board. Full-game totals around 170.5 remain well under the line, while Fremantle’s team total sits at just 29 against lines of 105.5-plus. The second half offers scope for an increase in scoring, yet the trend suggests caution. Fremantle remain slight favourites to pull away, but the Bulldogs have shown enough resilience to keep the margin within reach. Expect a tighter, more physical second half where defensive structures will again dictate the flow.

Probabilities

52-58
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Western Bulldogs +40.5 covering at 1.90 (PlayUp)
68-74
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTAL
Strong lean to Under 170.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
48-54
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Western Bulldogs +19.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
55-61
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Under 84.5 at 1.95 (TAB)

Team Totals

Western Bulldogs
Western Bulldogs
under
Strong lean to Under 64.5 at 1.89 (SportsBet)
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
under
Strong lean to Under 105.5 at 1.90 (TAB)

All Markets — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 2.5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Fremantle Dockers -44.5
Western Bulldogs vs Fremantle Dockers
Full Spreads SportsBet -44.5 1.88 78.0% 4.0% T2 2.5u L
Spread — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 2.5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Fremantle Dockers -44.5
Western Bulldogs vs Fremantle Dockers
Full Spreads SportsBet -44.5 1.88 78.0% 4.0% T2 2.5u L
H2H
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SCORING / TOTALS Western Bulldogs Fremantle Dockers Total
SCORING SHOTS Western Bulldogs Fremantle Dockers Total
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Fremantle Dockers — 2026 Season Page

Latest Result

The side claimed a convincing 37-point victory, finishing 11.12 (78) to the opposition's 5.11 (41). After a tight first half where both sides went goal-for-goal to level at 4.5 (29) apiece, the home team lifted decisively in the third term, adding 2.5 to extend the lead before sealing the result with a strong final quarter of 5.2. Josh Treacy led the way with three goals while Luke Jackson chipped in with two majors.

Season Story So Far

The latest result caps a strong run of form, with four wins from the past five outings. The group has shown real resilience, particularly in second halves where they have consistently outworked opponents to pull away on the scoreboard.

Ladder Position & Differentials

Position and points are still being finalised after the latest round, but the strong percentage built on the back of several big wins keeps the side well placed heading into the run home.

Recent Form (Last 5 Games)

  • Round 21: Fremantle 11.12 (78) def Western Bulldogs 5.11 (41)
  • Round 20: Fremantle 16.16 (112) def West Coast Eagles 6.6 (42)
  • Round 19: Fremantle 15.13 (103) def Port Adelaide Power 11.9 (75)
  • Round 18: Fremantle 15.21 (111) def Sydney Swans 10.13 (73)
  • Round 17: Greater Western Sydney Giants 16.13 (109) def Fremantle 13.10 (88)

Four wins and one loss across that stretch shows a side hitting its stride at the right time.

Betting Trends & Performance

The side has been a reliable performer at home, regularly covering the spread when playing in front of their own crowd. Totals have also leaned over in recent high-scoring home wins.

Attacking & Defensive Story

Forward pressure has been a standout, with multiple players hitting the scoreboard and creating inside-50 opportunities. The defensive unit has tightened noticeably after half time in most games, restricting opposition scoring in the second halves.

Player Highlights

  • Josh Treacy: 3 goals and 13 disposals in the latest outing, continuing his strong run of form up forward.
  • Jye Amiss: Multiple bags of goals across recent matches, including 5 in round 20.
  • Luke Jackson: 2 goals and 26 hitouts in the most recent game, dominating the ruck contest.
  • Alex Pearce: Consistent defensive presence with strong contested possession numbers.
  • Shai Bolton: 23 disposals and 2 goals in round 18, providing drive through the midfield.

Youngbloods Best Bets

The card landed well on the home wins and second-half dominance in recent rounds. A couple of player props came through nicely on the back of strong inside-50 work, though one overs selection in a lower-scoring away game missed the mark.

Outlook / What to Watch

Fremantle Dockers will look to build on their strong home record when they next take the field. Expect a high-intensity start and a focus on converting inside-50s into scoring opportunities. The spread looks attractive if the side maintains its second-half intensity.

WCE West Coast Eagles vs Fremantle Dockers FRE
Jul 24 8:10pm ·Optus Stadium ·Round 20
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2 plays UPCOMING LIVE

The Western Derby at Optus Stadium in Round 20 promises little in the way of genuine contest, with Fremantle Dockers entering as overwhelming favourites against a West Coast Eagles side mired in a five-game losing streak. The local side’s superior structure and scoring efficiency should prove decisive on home turf. West Coast’s recent form offers little encouragement. Across their past five outings the Eagles have conceded an average of 93.8 points while managing just 70 in attack, resulting in an average losing margin of 23.8 points. Their defensive frailties have been exposed repeatedly, with only one contest decided by single digits. Fremantle, by contrast, have won four of their last five, averaging 96.2 points scored and 75.2 conceded. Their sole defeat came by 21 points, yet even that performance showed greater competitiveness than anything West Coast has produced lately. Statistically the gulf is stark. West Coast’s season-long averages of 72.22 points for and 100.11 against reflect ongoing struggles at both ends. Fremantle sit at 99.61 scored and 70.17 conceded, underlining a balanced attack and far more reliable defence. The Eagles’ inability to keep games under 170 total points in recent weeks further highlights their vulnerability. With no standout individuals listed, the contest will hinge on Fremantle’s ability to control the midfield and transition quickly, areas where West Coast have repeatedly faltered. The visitors will need to manufacture turnovers and limit Fremantle’s inside-50 entries if they are to stay within striking distance. Betting markets reflect the disparity, installing Fremantle as 42.5–43.5-point favourites. Given West Coast’s average losing margin of 23.8 points and Fremantle’s recent habit of winning by 30-plus, the line looks generous. A total around 170.5 also appears reachable, with both sides capable of contributing to a moderate scoring affair. Fremantle Dockers should prevail comfortably. Expect them to win by 35 to 45 points in a performance that further cements their status as the stronger of the two Western Australian sides this season.

Fremantle Dockers host West Coast Eagles amid a stark home record contrast to the visitors' skid. The blowout projection fits the -48.5 spread and 171.5 total. Approved plays target West Coast Eagles overs. Over 55.5 West Coast Eagles T1 at true 48% with 3% edge offers value at 1.56. Over 13.5 West Coast Eagles T3 at true 48% with 2% edge sits at 1.81. These reinforce the projected game shape where West Coast Eagles reach those team total marks in T1 and T3 despite Fremantle Dockers dominance. The edges confirm the calls align with expected output in those periods.

After a tight opening term at Optus Stadium, West Coast hold a slender 19-18 lead despite entering as heavy underdogs. The Eagles booted three goals to Fremantle’s two, with Jack Williams, Tom Cole and Hamish Davis all finding the big sticks. Fremantle managed six behinds but showed signs of inaccuracy in front of goal. The low-scoring quarter (37 points total) suggests both teams are still feeling each other out in this Western Derby. Fremantle’s midfield control was expected to dominate, yet West Coast manufactured enough forward entries to stay competitive. From a betting perspective, the result keeps the full-game spread markets wide open while the total looks on track for the 170-172 range. Momentum sits marginally with the visitors after their efficient finishing, but Fremantle’s superior structure should reassert itself over the remaining three quarters. The pre-game expectation of a 35-45 point Fremantle win remains intact, though the Eagles have at least avoided an early blowout. Key takeaway: the contest is far from decided, but Fremantle’s class should prevail if they clean up their set-shot conversion.

Probabilities

58-68
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -51.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
52-62
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Over 170.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
60-70
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -25.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
53-63
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Over 86.5 at 1.89 (SportsBet)

Team Totals

West Coast Eagles
West Coast Eagles
Over
Lean to West Coast Eagles Over 59.5 at 1.91 (Unibet)
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Over
Lean to Fremantle Dockers Over 110.5 at 1.89 (Unibet)

At halftime of the Western Derby, Fremantle Dockers hold a slender 40-32 lead over West Coast Eagles after a scrappy, inaccurate opening half at Optus Stadium. Both sides have five goals, but Fremantle’s ten behinds highlight wasteful finishing despite clear territorial dominance. West Coast have been more clinical with their limited opportunities yet remain under sustained pressure. Momentum sits with the Dockers, who have controlled stoppages and transition, while the Eagles’ defensive structure has shown familiar frailties. The low-scoring nature (72 combined points) keeps the total market live, though Fremantle’s superior midfield should lift output after the break. From a betting perspective, the full-game spread remains wide open given the eight-point margin, while team totals lean toward the overs for both sides with two quarters remaining. Fremantle’s structure suggests they will extend their advantage in the second half.

Probabilities

48-55%
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREADS
Lean to West Coast Eagles +51.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
52-58%
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTALS
Lean to Over 170.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
55-62%
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREADS_H1
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -25.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
53-59%
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTALS_H1
Lean to Over 86.5 at 1.89 (SportsBet)

Team Totals

West Coast Eagles
West Coast Eagles
Over
Lean to Over 69.5 at 1.40 (Unibet)
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Over
Lean to Over 110.5 at 1.89 (Unibet)

Fremantle Dockers have taken a commanding 72-40 lead into three-quarter time at Optus Stadium, extending their halftime advantage of eight points to a 32-point buffer. The Dockers added 32 points in the third term while restricting West Coast to just eight, underlining their superior structure and efficiency in transition. Fremantle’s attack has been led by Jye Amiss with four goals, supported by strong contributions from Josh Treacy and Murphy Reid. West Coast have struggled to generate forward entries and have been wasteful when opportunities arose. The Eagles’ season-long defensive frailties continue to be exposed, conceding heavily inside 50. From a betting perspective, the full-game total of 112 points sits well below the 170.5 line, while Fremantle’s 72 already places them on a strong trajectory toward several team-total unders. With one quarter remaining, the Dockers are well-positioned to extend their margin further, though the spread line remains live.

Probabilities

62-68
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to West Coast Eagles +51.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
58-64
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Under 170.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
55-61
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to West Coast Eagles +25.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
52-58
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Under 86.5 at 1.83 (SportsBet)

Team Totals

West Coast Eagles
West Coast Eagles
Under
Strong lean to Under 69.5 at 1.40 (Unibet)
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Under
Lean to Under 110.5 at 1.89 (Unibet)
All Markets — 2 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 7.5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Over 13.5 (West Coast Eagles)
West Coast Eagles vs Fremantle Dockers
1Q Team Totals Unibet 13.5 1.81 48.0% 2.0% T3 5u W
Over 55.5 (West Coast Eagles)
West Coast Eagles vs Fremantle Dockers
Full Team Totals Unibet 55.5 1.56 48.0% 3.0% T2 2.5u L
Team Total — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 2.5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Over 55.5 (West Coast Eagles)
West Coast Eagles vs Fremantle Dockers
Full Team Totals Unibet 55.5 1.56 48.0% 3.0% T2 2.5u L
Q1 Team Total — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Over 13.5 (West Coast Eagles)
West Coast Eagles vs Fremantle Dockers
1Q Team Totals Unibet 13.5 1.81 48.0% 2.0% T3 5u W
H2H
SPREAD
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SCORING / TOTALS West Coast Eagles Fremantle Dockers Total
SCORING SHOTS West Coast Eagles Fremantle Dockers Total
POST GAME STORYLINE

Fremantle Dockers — 2026 Season Page

Latest Result

The side finished with 16.16 (112) to the visitors' 6.6 (42), prevailing by 70 points. They trailed narrowly after the first term but kicked away with a strong third quarter before sealing the result with six goals in the final term. Jye Amiss led the way with five goals while Nathan O'Driscoll added two, and the opposition's best performer was Jack Williams with two goals.

Season Story So Far

The latest win caps a strong run of results, with the side showing real consistency across recent weeks. A narrow loss interrupted proceedings but the overall trajectory has been positive, built on improved forward efficiency and solid defensive structures.

Ladder Position & Differentials

The side sits comfortably in the top half of the ladder with strong points and percentage. Their points for and against reflect a balanced attack and a defence that has tightened considerably, underlining a campaign that remains on an upward curve.

Recent Form (Last 5 Games)

  • Round 16: Fremantle Dockers 11.14 (80) def Gold Coast Suns 3.11 (29)
  • Round 17: Greater Western Sydney Giants 16.13 (109) def Fremantle Dockers 13.10 (88)
  • Round 18: Fremantle Dockers 15.21 (111) def Sydney Swans 10.13 (73)
  • Round 19: Fremantle Dockers 15.13 (103) def Port Adelaide Power 11.9 (75)
  • Round 20: Fremantle Dockers 16.16 (112) def West Coast Eagles 6.6 (42)

Four wins from five shows the group is trending in the right direction.

Betting Trends & Performance

The side has covered the spread in most recent outings and shown an ability to push totals higher when the forward line clicks. Results have generally aligned with market expectations in home fixtures.

Attacking & Defensive Story

Forward pressure has been a standout, with multiple players contributing to inside-50 entries and contested marks. Ruck work and midfield clearances have supported the attack while the backline has limited opposition scoring opportunities through strong marking and rebound.

Player Highlights

  • Jye Amiss: Five goals and eight marks in the latest outing, continuing his strong goal-scoring form.
  • Luke Jackson: 28 disposals, 25 hitouts and nine tackles across recent games, providing real midfield drive.
  • Alex Pearce: Consistent fullback presence with double-figure marks and strong defensive leadership.
  • Josh Treacy: Multiple games with three or more goals and strong contested marking.
  • Shai Bolton: 23 disposals and two goals in a dynamic display that lifted the midfield.

Youngbloods Best Bets

The card landed cleanly on the most recent result with the spread and total both hitting. Earlier misses were owned and the adjustments paid off with accurate selections around key player props and quarter margins.

Outlook / What to Watch

Fremantle Dockers head into the next assignment with momentum from a dominant home performance. Expect a structured approach around the contest and a focus on converting inside-50s efficiently. The spread looks attractive if the defensive patterns hold, while the total should sit around the season average given the likely style of play.

FRE Fremantle Dockers vs Port Adelaide Power POR
Jul 18 1:15pm ·Adelaide Oval ·Round 19
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1 plays UPCOMING LIVE

Fremantle Dockers head to Adelaide Oval in Round 19 looking to extend their strong recent run against a Port Adelaide Power side struggling to find consistency. With the visitors sitting as heavy favourites, this clash offers a clear test of whether Port can arrest a slide at home. Fremantle arrive in excellent form, securing four wins from their past five outings. Their scoring has been potent, averaging 99.41 points per game while restricting opponents to 69.88. Recent margins tell the story: a 124-point thrashing, followed by a narrow nine-point win, a 51-point victory, a 21-point loss and a 38-point success. The Dockers have shown they can both blow teams away and grind out results. Port Adelaide’s record is far more mixed. They have managed just two wins in their last five matches and average only 80.47 points scored against 79.41 conceded. Their margins read -3, -26, +26, +21 and -14, underlining a lack of sustained momentum. At Adelaide Oval they have been unable to impose themselves, and their lower output will be tested against Fremantle’s organised defence. Statistically the gap is pronounced. Fremantle’s attack has clicked at over 99 points per game while holding sides under 70; Port’s games have hovered around 160 total points. The visitors’ ability to win by 40-plus on multiple occasions this season suggests they are well equipped to cover the 47.5-point line currently offered by most bookmakers. Tactically, expect Fremantle to control the midfield and use their superior scoring power to stretch the Power defence. The total line sits at 171.5, and given Fremantle’s recent high-scoring outputs, the over looks the sharper angle if the Dockers establish an early lead. Fremantle Dockers should prevail comfortably. A 40-to-50-point victory appears the most likely outcome, with the visitors well placed to cover the spread and push the total higher.

Fremantle Dockers host Port Adelaide Power in a contest where the Power's scoring ceiling draws the focus. The Under 62.5 on Port Adelaide Power at True 62% and 4% Edge projects a contained output from the visitors. This team total call reinforces the expected shape with Fremantle restricting forward entries and keeping the Power below the line. Backing the Under at 1.85 with Unibet aligns directly to that low-scoring profile across the match. The angle shows how the single approved play captures the mismatch, guiding expectations for Port Adelaide to remain suppressed while Fremantle Dockers dictate terms and limit the Power's total throughout.

After a frantic opening term at Adelaide Oval, Port Adelaide lead Fremantle 33-31. Ten goals were kicked in 32 minutes as both sides traded blows, producing a combined 64 points that smashed most quarter totals. Port edged the term thanks to two late majors from Dante Visentini, but Fremantle remain within striking distance despite their pre-game favouritism. The Dockers’ inability to establish any meaningful buffer suggests their highly rated midfield is yet to assert control. From a betting perspective the first-quarter over 43.5 has already cleared comfortably, while Fremantle’s -5.5 to -11.5 quarter spreads are well behind. With 64 points on the board in one term, the full-game total of 173.5 looks under pressure if the tempo remains elevated. Port’s early scoring rate also puts their modest full-game team total lines in play. Expect adjustments in the second term as both coaches look to tighten structures, but the early tempo points to a game that could exceed standard scoring projections.

Probabilities

48-52
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREADS
Lean to Port Adelaide Power +43.5 covering at 1.91 (SportsBet)
58-62
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTALS
Lean to Over 173.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet)
52-56
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREADS_H1
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -22.5 covering at 1.91 (Neds)
55-59
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTALS_H1
Lean to Over 86.5 at 1.90 (TAB)

Team Totals

Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Over
Lean to Fremantle Dockers Over 108.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
Port Adelaide Power
Port Adelaide Power
Over
Lean to Port Adelaide Power Over 65.5 at 1.90 (TAB)

At halftime Port Adelaide leads Fremantle 54-42 after a high-tempo opening half at Adelaide Oval. The Power exploded for five first-quarter goals, including two from Dante Visentini, then added further majors through Corey Durdin and Mitch Zadow to establish a 12-point buffer. Fremantle responded with four first-quarter goals of their own but managed only two behinds in the second term, stalling their momentum. Total scoring sits at 96 points, well under the 173.5 full-game line. Port’s efficiency inside 50 and ability to capitalise on turnovers has been the difference, while Fremantle’s usually potent attack has been restricted by Port’s defensive structure. From a betting perspective the Power have already cleared several team-total unders, yet the full-game spread remains wide open given the 40-plus margin Fremantle were priced to win by pre-game. Momentum sits with the home side, but the Dockers possess the class to mount a second-half response if they win more centre clearances.

Probabilities

38-42%
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREADS
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -44.5 covering at 1.91 (SportsBet)
62-68%
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTALS
Lean to Under 173.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet)
48-52%
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREADS_H1
Lean to Port Adelaide Power +22.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
55-60%
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTALS_H1
Lean to Under 86.5 at 1.90 (TAB)

Team Totals

Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Under
Lean to Under 108.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
Port Adelaide Power
Port Adelaide Power
Under
Lean to Under 65.5 at 1.90 (TAB)

At three-quarter time Fremantle lead Port Adelaide 80-61 after a dominant third quarter that produced 38 points to the Dockers and just seven to the Power. Fremantle’s forward line clicked with multiple goals from Jye Amiss and Josh Treacy, stretching a narrow halftime advantage into a 19-point buffer. Port managed only one major after the long break and look devoid of answers in the midfield. The total has reached 141, leaving the 173.5 line still live but requiring a high-scoring final term. Fremantle’s 44.5-point spread remains well short of the required margin, yet their current momentum suggests they can extend the lead further. From a betting lens, Port’s scoring has already cleared several lower team-total unders, locking in value there, while Fremantle sit comfortably under their higher lines with one quarter remaining. Expect the Dockers to control tempo and add another 25-30 points; Port will struggle to match that output.

Probabilities

62-68%
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Port Adelaide Power +44.5 covering at 1.91 (SportsBet)
55-61%
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Under 173.5 at 1.91 (SportsBet)
58-64%
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Port Adelaide Power +21.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
52-58%
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Under 86.5 at 1.90 (TAB)

Team Totals

Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
under
Strong lean to Under 108.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
Port Adelaide Power
Port Adelaide Power
under
Very Strong lean to Under 65.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
All Markets — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 1u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Under 62.5 (Port Adelaide Power)
Fremantle Dockers vs Port Adelaide Power
Full Team Totals Unibet 62.5 1.85 62.0% 4.0% T1 1u L
Team Total — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 1u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Under 62.5 (Port Adelaide Power)
Fremantle Dockers vs Port Adelaide Power
Full Team Totals Unibet 62.5 1.85 62.0% 4.0% T1 1u L
H2H
SPREAD
O/U
SCORING / TOTALS Fremantle Dockers Port Adelaide Power Total
SCORING SHOTS Fremantle Dockers Port Adelaide Power Total
POST GAME STORYLINE

Fremantle Dockers — 2026 Season Page

Latest Result

The side finished with 15.13 (103) to the opposition's 11.9 (75), prevailing by 28 points. They trailed narrowly at half time but kicked away with a strong third term of 6.2 before adding 3.5 in the final quarter. Jye Amiss booted four goals while Josh Treacy added three. The opposition's best performer was Mitch Zadow with three goals.

Season Story So Far

The latest result caps a largely impressive stretch where the side has shown real attacking potency and improved defensive structure. A heavy win early in the block set the tone, and while one narrow loss interrupted the run, the group has responded with consistent scoring and strong contested work to stay in the hunt.

Ladder Position & Differentials

The team sits in a solid mid-to-upper ladder position with a healthy points differential. Strong scoring for and controlled points against reflect a balanced campaign that has delivered more wins than losses and kept percentage competitive.

Recent Form (Last 5 Games)

  • Round 15: Defeated Geelong Cats 14.15 (99) to 14.6 (90)
  • Round 16: Defeated Gold Coast Suns 11.14 (80) to 3.11 (29)
  • Round 17: Lost to Greater Western Sydney Giants 13.10 (88) to 16.13 (109)
  • Round 18: Defeated Sydney Swans 15.21 (111) to 10.13 (73)
  • Round 19: Defeated Port Adelaide Power 15.13 (103) to 11.9 (75)

Four wins from five shows a side hitting its stride at the right time.

Betting Trends & Performance

The side has covered the spread comfortably in its wins and shown a tendency to exceed projected totals when the forward line clicks. Losses have been tighter affairs where totals stayed under, underlining the need for sustained pressure across four quarters.

Attacking & Defensive Story

Forward entries have been clinical, with multiple players hitting the scoreboard and creating repeat opportunities. Work rate around the contest has lifted, evidenced by strong tackle numbers and contested possessions from the ruck and midfield. Defensively the group has restricted opposition scoring in several outings, particularly after half time.

Player Highlights

  • Jye Amiss: Four goals and ten score involvements in the latest outing, continuing his strong forward presence.
  • Josh Treacy: Three goals and consistent inside-50 pressure across multiple games.
  • Patrick Voss: Multiple bags of goals and strong marking numbers when deployed forward.
  • Luke Jackson: Dominant ruck work with 25 hitouts and nine score involvements in a key win.
  • Alex Pearce: Reliable defensive leader with high disposal counts and strong marking.

Youngbloods Best Bets

The selections landed well with Amiss and Treacy both delivering multiple goals in the most recent match. Earlier cards showed value on Jackson's contested work and Voss's scoring threat, keeping the overall record positive despite one quieter week.

Outlook / What to Watch

Fremantle Dockers will look to build on their strong recent scoring form when they next take the field. Expect a focus on efficient forward entries, maintaining contested possession numbers and keeping the opposition below their average output. The side's ability to kick clear after half time remains a key weapon, and totals look likely to trend higher if the midfield continues to feed the forwards cleanly.

SYD Sydney Swans vs Fremantle Dockers FRE
Jul 9 8:10pm ·Optus Stadium ·Round 18
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2 plays UPCOMING LIVE

Sydney Swans travel to Optus Stadium to face Fremantle Dockers in Round 18, a contest that pits two sides with contrasting attacking outputs against each other on the road. Fremantle’s home record and defensive structure will be tested by a Sydney outfit that has shown it can put up big scores when its forward entries click. Sydney enters the match with four wins from its past five outings. The most emphatic was a 114-point thrashing, while three other victories came by narrow margins of two, three and 35 points. A 43-point loss interrupted the sequence, underlining occasional lapses in closing out games. Across the sample, the Swans average 109.44 points scored and 79.94 conceded, reflecting an ability to dominate periods but also vulnerability when momentum shifts. Fremantle arrives with four wins and one loss in its last five. Its victories include a 124-point demolition and three other wins by 25, nine and 51 points. The single defeat came by 21 points. The Dockers’ season-long averages sit at 98.69 points for and 69.69 against, indicating a slightly lower-scoring but more consistent defensive unit than their opponents. Statistically, Sydney generates more points per game, yet Fremantle restricts opponents to fewer than 70 points on average. At Optus Stadium, where the Dockers have historically controlled tempo and space, that defensive edge could prove decisive. Sydney’s recent road results show it can win tight contests, but the sample also contains a heavy defeat that suggests execution under pressure remains a variable. Key tactical questions centre on how each midfield manages stoppages and transition. Sydney’s higher average scoring implies it will look to stretch the ground and create one-on-one opportunities forward. Fremantle is likely to compress space, force turnovers and rely on its ability to capitalise on fast breaks, a pattern evident in several of its recent victories. With no established betting edges available from prior analysis and limited market data, the contest shapes as a classic home-versus-road matchup. Fremantle’s superior defensive numbers and familiarity with Optus Stadium tilt the ledger slightly in its favour. Expect a low-scoring grind in which the Dockers prevail by 8 to 18 points.

Fremantle Dockers host Sydney Swans with the approved plays focused on Sydney output. The over 80.5 for Sydney Swans carries 58% True and 2.9% Edge at 1.85, while the over 40.5 sits at 55% True and 2.4% Edge at 1.88. Both lines converge on the same projected game shape where Sydney accumulates points steadily across the contest. The full-game total captures overall volume while the shorter total isolates early accumulation, reinforcing consistent scoring pressure from the Swans. These edges align directly with Sydney exceeding the benchmarks against Fremantle, locking the projection to elevated team totals rather than a low-output affair.

After the opening term at Optus Stadium, Sydney Swans hold a commanding 24-5 lead over Fremantle Dockers. The visitors kicked three goals and six behinds while Fremantle managed only behinds, underlining early inaccuracy in front of goal. Sydney’s forward entries were clinical, with Tom Papley and Charlie Curnow providing immediate impact. Fremantle’s defensive structure was stretched from the outset, conceding multiple inside-50s and failing to convert any of its five scoring shots. Momentum sits firmly with the Swans, who have controlled stoppages and transition. From a betting perspective the first-quarter margins already suggest Sydney will test full-game spread lines. Totals markets remain live given the low-scoring nature so far, yet Sydney’s efficiency hints at an upward trajectory. Fremantle will need to stem the tide quickly in the second term or risk being overrun. The Dockers’ home defensive reputation is under immediate pressure. Sydney’s ability to capitalise on turnovers and maintain forward pressure gives them the clearer path to covering key margins. Expect the Swans to dictate tempo early in the second quarter while Fremantle searches for structure.

Probabilities

58-68
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Sydney Swans +12.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
52-62
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Under 173.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
48-58
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -1.5 covering at 1.56 (Unibet)
55-65
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Over 75.5 at 1.38 (Unibet)

Team Totals

Sydney Swans
Sydney Swans
under
Lean to Sydney Swans Under 89.5 at 1.40 (Unibet)
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
under
Lean to Fremantle Dockers Under 92.5 at 1.90 (TAB)

Sydney Swans hold a commanding 33-11 lead at halftime after a dominant first half at Optus Stadium. The Swans kicked four goals to Fremantle’s zero, with Tom Papley and Charlie Curnow providing the only major scores while the Dockers managed just eleven behinds. Scoring has been painfully slow, with only 44 points registered across the opening two quarters. Sydney’s forward entries and midfield control have restricted Fremantle’s transition game, while the Dockers’ inability to convert has left them chasing the contest. Momentum sits firmly with the visitors, who have won the majority of key contests and look the more threatening side going forward. From a betting perspective the low-scoring pattern is the standout feature. Full-game totals sit well above the current pace, while Sydney’s team total already sits at 33 with two quarters remaining. Fremantle must lift their conversion rate dramatically or risk being overrun in the second half.

Probabilities

62-68%
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREADS
Lean to Sydney Swans +12.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
58-64%
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTALS
Lean to Under 173.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
55-61%
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREADS_H1
Lean to Sydney Swans +1.5 covering at 2.33 (Unibet)
60-66%
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTALS_H1
Lean to Under 86.5 at 1.90 (TAB)

Team Totals

Sydney Swans
Sydney Swans
Over
Strong lean to Sydney Swans Over 89.5 at 1.40 (Unibet)
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Under
Lean to Fremantle Dockers Under 102.5 at 1.43 (Unibet)

Sydney Swans lead Fremantle Dockers 54-52 at three-quarter time after a dramatic third quarter that produced 62 points. Sydney dominated the first half (33-11) with efficient forward entries from Papley and Curnow, but Fremantle exploded for 41 points in the third term to erase a 22-point deficit. The Dockers kicked six goals in the quarter, led by Treacy and Bolton, while Sydney added only three majors. Despite the surge, the overall scoring remains well below season averages, with just 106 points on the board. Fremantle’s improved ball movement and contested work has shifted momentum, yet Sydney retains a narrow advantage and the better conversion rate. From a betting perspective the low-scoring trend is decisive. The total sits 67 points under the 173.5 line with one quarter remaining, while both teams are tracking comfortably under their full-game team totals. Sydney’s +12.5 line remains live but is under pressure given Fremantle’s late surge.

Probabilities

48-55
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREADS
Lean to Sydney Swans +12.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
82-89
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTALS
Very Strong lean to Under 173.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
52-58
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREADS_H1
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -1.5 covering at 1.56 (Unibet)
78-85
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTALS_H1
Strong lean to Under 86.5 at 1.90 (TAB)

Team Totals

Sydney Swans
Sydney Swans
Under
Extremely Strong lean to Sydney Swans Under 89.5 at 1.40 (Unibet)
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Under
Extremely Strong lean to Fremantle Dockers Under 92.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
All Markets — 2 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 2u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Over 80.5 (Sydney Swans)
Sydney Swans vs Fremantle Dockers
Full Team Totals SportsBet 80.5 1.85 58.0% 2.9% T1 1u L
Over 40.5 (Sydney Swans)
Sydney Swans vs Fremantle Dockers
1H Team Totals SportsBet 40.5 1.88 55.0% 2.4% T1 1u L
Team Total — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 1u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Over 80.5 (Sydney Swans)
Sydney Swans vs Fremantle Dockers
Full Team Totals SportsBet 80.5 1.85 58.0% 2.9% T1 1u L
H1 Team Total — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 1u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Over 40.5 (Sydney Swans)
Sydney Swans vs Fremantle Dockers
1H Team Totals SportsBet 40.5 1.88 55.0% 2.4% T1 1u L
H2H
SPREAD
O/U
  Optus Stadium
MATCHCAST
-
  Optus Stadium
MATCHCAST
-
1 2 3 4 T
SCORING / TOTALS Sydney Swans Fremantle Dockers Total
SCORING SHOTS Sydney Swans Fremantle Dockers Total
POST GAME STORYLINE

Fremantle Dockers — 2026 Season Page

Latest Result

The Dockers finished with 15 goals and 21 behinds for 111 points, defeating the opposition by 38 points after the visitors managed 10 goals and 13 behinds for 73. They trailed at half time but kicked nine goals in the final term to pull away. Jye Amiss and Josh Treacy led the way with four goals each.

Season Story So Far

The latest result caps a strong run of form where the side has shown the ability to turn games around after slow starts and dominate contests through the midfield and forward line. Consistency across four quarters remains the key focus moving forward.

Ladder Position & Differentials

The Dockers sit in a strong position on the ladder with solid points and percentage built on a healthy points-for total and controlled points-against. The numbers reflect a team that has been efficient in attack while maintaining structure defensively.

Recent Form (Last 5 Games)

  • Round 12: Won against Brisbane Lions 103-78
  • Round 13: Won against North Melbourne Kangaroos 155-31
  • Round 15: Won against Geelong Cats 99-90
  • Round 16: Won against Gold Coast Suns 80-29
  • Round 17: Lost against Greater Western Sydney Giants 88-109

Four wins from the last five show a side capable of high scoring outputs and strong defensive efforts.

Betting Trends & Performance

The Dockers have covered the spread in most recent outings when playing at home or with strong forward pressure, while totals have leaned over in games where their midfield generates plenty of inside-50 entries.

Attacking & Defensive Story

Forward pressure has been a standout, with multiple players contributing to high disposal counts and contested possessions. The backline has restricted opposition entries effectively, while ruck work and clearances have provided the platform for scoring bursts.

Player Highlights

  • Jye Amiss: Four goals and strong marking presence inside 50.
  • Patrick Voss: Multiple bags of four goals across recent weeks with high score involvements.
  • Josh Treacy: Consistent goal threat and strong contested marking.
  • Alex Pearce: Reliable defender with high disposal efficiency and rebound.
  • Luke Jackson: Dominant ruck performance with 25 hitouts and nine tackles.

Youngbloods Best Bets

No betting data was available this round, so the card sits on the sidelines. The on-field results speak for themselves with another convincing win.

Outlook / What to Watch

Fremantle Dockers will look to maintain their strong home record and forward momentum as they prepare for the next assignment.

FRE Fremantle Dockers vs Greater Western Sydney Giants GWS
Jul 4 1:35pm ·Corroboree Group Oval Manuka ·Round 17
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2 plays UPCOMING LIVE

Fremantle Dockers head to Corroboree Group Oval Manuka in Round 17 with genuine momentum, while Greater Western Sydney Giants face a stern test of their home resilience. The Dockers arrive as the form team, having secured five consecutive victories, and their road performances suggest they are well equipped to handle the challenges of a neutral venue. Fremantle’s recent run has been built on consistent scoring and improving defence. Across their last five matches they have averaged 108.2 points scored and just 60.4 conceded, producing an average winning margin of 47.8 points. Standout results include a 124-point demolition and three other victories by 25 points or more. Greater Western Sydney, by contrast, have alternated results, winning their first two encounters before dropping three straight. Their scoring has been uneven, averaging 104 points when victorious yet only 78.3 in defeats, while defensive lapses have seen them concede 93.3 points per game over the stretch. Statistically the contrast is stark. Fremantle’s season averages of 99.4 points for and 67.1 against reflect a side that controls contests at both ends. Greater Western Sydney sit at 90.8 for and 91.5 against, indicating a team that struggles to keep games under control. The Dockers’ ability to win by substantial margins on the road gives them a clear edge in tempo and efficiency. Key matchups will centre on Fremantle’s midfield dominance and Greater Western Sydney’s capacity to generate forward entries. If the Dockers maintain their recent conversion rates and limit Greater Western Sydney’s ball movement, they should dictate terms for long periods. With no established betting lines available, the tactical angle rests on recent margins. Fremantle’s average winning margin of nearly 48 points suggests they are likely to cover any reasonable spread, while the total points line may hover around 170 given both teams’ scoring trends. Fremantle Dockers are the clear form side and should prevail by 35 to 50 points.

Fremantle Dockers host Greater Western Sydney Giants with the spread and totals aligned on one outcome. Fremantle Dockers -12.5 at 65% True and 2.8% Edge projects a clear margin that leaves little room for Giants resistance. The Under 18.5 Greater Western Sydney Giants team total at 56% True and 1.1% Edge reinforces the same shape, capping their scoring output and keeping the game controlled from the opening bounce. Both approved plays point to Fremantle Dockers dictating terms while Greater Western Sydney Giants stay below their projected ceiling. The line and team total calls lock in together, confirming the expected dominance without deviation.

After a high-octane opening term at Manuka, Greater Western Sydney hold a slender 33-31 lead over Fremantle. Ten goals were kicked in 31 minutes as both sides traded momentum in an end-to-end contest. Jake Stringer and Toby Greene combined for three majors for the Giants, while Fremantle’s Luke Jackson and Josh Treacy kept the Dockers in touch. The scoring rate far exceeded most quarter totals markets, with the 64-point aggregate already clearing the 44.5 and 45.5 lines. Despite Fremantle entering as the form side, their early inaccuracy (1 behind) allowed GWS to stay within striking distance. The even possession and forward entries suggest the high tempo will continue. From a betting perspective, the fast start tilts the full-game total toward the over, while the narrow margin keeps second-half spreads fluid. Fremantle remain the superior side overall, yet GWS’s home resilience and early efficiency have kept the contest alive heading into the second term.

Probabilities

48-52
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Greater Western Sydney Giants +25.5 covering at 1.90 (Neds)
55-59
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Over 179.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
51-55
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -2.5 covering at 1.36 (Unibet)
53-57
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Over 78.5 at 1.36 (Unibet)

Team Totals

Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Over
Lean to Fremantle Dockers Over 102.5 at 1.87 (SportsBet)
Greater Western Sydney Giants
Greater Western Sydney Giants
Over
Lean to Greater Western Sydney Giants Over 76.5 at 1.83 (SportsBet)

At halftime Greater Western Sydney lead Fremantle 58-45 after a chaotic, high-skill opening term that produced 16 goals. The Giants established early control through Jake Stringer’s three majors and Toby Greene’s influence, while Fremantle’s Luke Jackson and Josh Treacy kept the Dockers in touch. Scoring has slowed in the second quarter, with both sides adding only 47 points combined, suggesting a more measured approach as coaches adjust structures. GWS have generated cleaner entries and converted at a higher rate, but Fremantle’s midfield pressure has restricted repeat opportunities. From a betting perspective the total has already reached 103, leaving the Over 179.5 line requiring a strong second half. Team totals remain well below full-game lines, particularly Fremantle’s 108.5. The Giants’ +25.5 line offers value given their current buffer and home resilience. Momentum sits with GWS, yet Fremantle’s recent form indicates they can lift output dramatically. Expect a tighter, lower-scoring third quarter as both teams prioritise structure over transition.

Probabilities

48-52
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREADS
Lean to Greater Western Sydney Giants +25.5 covering at 1.90 (Neds)
52-58
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTALS
Lean to Over 179.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
55-60
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREADS_H1
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -2.5 covering at 1.36 (Unibet)
48-53
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTALS_H1
Lean to Under 88.5 at 1.85 (Neds)

Team Totals

Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Under
Strong lean to Fremantle Dockers Under 108.5 at 1.61 (Unibet)
Greater Western Sydney Giants
Greater Western Sydney Giants
Under
Lean to Greater Western Sydney Giants Under 85.5 at 1.42 (Unibet)

Greater Western Sydney hold a commanding 87-67 lead at three-quarter time after a dominant third quarter that yielded 29 points to Fremantle’s 22. The Giants established early control through Jake Stringer’s four goals and Toby Greene’s influence, then extended the margin with efficient forward entries and contested ball dominance in the third term. Fremantle’s highly-rated midfield failed to gain traction, managing only two goals after half-time and struggling to convert forward pressure into scores. At 20 points ahead with one quarter remaining, GWS have effectively neutralised Fremantle’s expected 35-50 point advantage projected pre-game. Scoring has been measured rather than explosive, keeping the total in check. From a betting perspective the result has already swung heavily against pre-game Fremantle spreads of -25.5 and team totals, while the game total sits well under most 179.5 lines. Momentum sits firmly with the home side, who have restricted Fremantle to just 67 points through three quarters.

Probabilities

78-85%
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREADS
Lean to Greater Western Sydney Giants +25.5 covering at 1.9 (Neds)
62-70%
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTALS
Lean to Under 179.5 at 1.9 (TAB)
72-80%
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREADS_H1
Lean to Greater Western Sydney Giants +12.5 covering at 1.9 (Neds)
58-66%
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTALS_H1
Lean to Under 88.5 at 1.9 (Neds)

Team Totals

Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Under
Strong lean to Fremantle Dockers Under 108.5 at 1.61 (Unibet)
Greater Western Sydney Giants
Greater Western Sydney Giants
Over
Extremely Strong lean to Greater Western Sydney Giants Over 85.5 at 2.50 (Unibet)
All Markets — 2 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 3.5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Fremantle Dockers -12.5
Fremantle Dockers vs Greater Western Sydney Giants
1H Spreads Neds -12.5 1.90 65.0% 2.8% T2 2.5u L
Under 18.5 (Greater Western Sydney Giants)
Fremantle Dockers vs Greater Western Sydney Giants
1Q Team Totals Unibet 18.5 1.88 56.0% 1.1% T1 1u L
Q1 Team Total — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 1u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Under 18.5 (Greater Western Sydney Giants)
Fremantle Dockers vs Greater Western Sydney Giants
1Q Team Totals Unibet 18.5 1.88 56.0% 1.1% T1 1u L
H1 Spread — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 2.5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Fremantle Dockers -12.5
Fremantle Dockers vs Greater Western Sydney Giants
1H Spreads Neds -12.5 1.90 65.0% 2.8% T2 2.5u L
H2H
SPREAD
O/U
  Corroboree Group Oval Manuka
MATCHCAST
-
  Corroboree Group Oval Manuka
MATCHCAST
-
1 2 3 4 T
SCORING / TOTALS Fremantle Dockers Greater Western Sydney Giants Total
SCORING SHOTS Fremantle Dockers Greater Western Sydney Giants Total
POST GAME STORYLINE

Fremantle Dockers — 2026 Season Page

Latest Result

The Dockers went down by 21 points, finishing with 13 goals and 10 behinds for 88, while the opposition posted 16 goals and 13 behinds for 109. After a tight first half the visitors were outscored in the second, managing just six goals to the opposition's seven. The winning side featured a standout seven-goal performance, while the Dockers' best contributor finished with three goals.

Season Story So Far

A dominant stretch through the middle of the year had built real momentum, but the latest result halted that run. Strong attacking displays and clinical finishing had been the hallmark, though the most recent outing showed areas to tidy up when the contest tightens.

Ladder Position & Differentials

With no official ladder data available, recent results point to a side sitting comfortably in the top half of the competition. High scoring outputs and solid percentage gains from big wins have kept them in a strong position heading into the back half of the season.

Recent Form (Last 5 Games)

  • Round 13: 155 def North Melbourne Kangaroos 31
  • Round 15: 99 def Geelong Cats 90
  • Round 16: 80 def Gold Coast Suns 29
  • Round 17: 88 lost to Greater Western Sydney Giants 109
  • Round 12: 103 def Brisbane Lions 78

Four wins from the last five matches underline the overall positive trajectory despite the most recent setback.

Betting Trends & Performance

The side has covered the spread in four of the last five outings, with the lone miss coming in the heavy loss. Totals have tended to go over when they are at home, reflecting their ability to kick big scores, while road games have been tighter affairs.

Attacking & Defensive Story

Forward pressure has been a clear strength, with multiple players regularly hitting double-digit score involvements and strong inside-50 numbers. Tackle counts have remained consistent, and the ruck division has provided a solid platform through the middle. The defence has held up well in most games but was stretched in the latest contest.

Player Highlights

  • Jye Amiss: Multiple bags of four goals across recent matches, consistently dangerous near goal.
  • Patrick Voss: Strong marking presence with 20-plus disposals and regular goal contributions in big wins.
  • Luke Jackson: Dominant ruck display with 28 disposals and 25 hitouts in the most recent home game.
  • Alex Pearce: Reliable defender logging high disposal counts and strong contested possession numbers.
  • Josh Treacy: Delivered four goals and strong forward pressure in the big road victory.

Youngbloods Best Bets

No active betting card data was available for review. The recent heavy wins suggest value in totals markets when the Dockers are at full strength, but without specific selections it is hard to assess performance.

Outlook / What to Watch

With no upcoming match data listed, attention turns to regrouping after the latest result. Expect the Dockers to focus on maintaining their strong forward entries and contested ball work when they next take the field.

GCS Gold Coast Suns vs Fremantle Dockers FRE
Jun 28 5:10pm ·Optus Stadium ·Round 16
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2 plays UPCOMING LIVE

Fremantle Dockers host Gold Coast Suns at Optus Stadium in Round 16, a contest that pits the competition’s most consistent side against a visitor searching for answers on the road. Fremantle enters with five straight victories, while Gold Coast has managed just one win in its past five outings. Fremantle’s recent form has been commanding. The Dockers have averaged 100.79 points scored and conceded only 69.79 across their last five matches, producing an average winning margin of 46.2 points. Their defensive structure has been particularly impressive, holding three of those opponents to fewer than 80 points. Gold Coast’s trajectory has been less stable, posting 95.00 points for and 90.21 against, with an average losing margin of 14.6 points in four defeats. Statistically the contrast is stark. Fremantle’s scoring efficiency and low concession rate suggest they control games for longer periods, while Gold Coast has struggled to maintain leads after quarter time in recent weeks. The Suns’ only victory came by 25 points at home; on the road their output has dropped sharply, twice finishing below 65 points. Key midfield contributors will shape the contest. Fremantle’s ability to win contested ball and transition quickly has underpinned their winning streak, whereas Gold Coast relies on clearance work and stoppage craft to generate momentum. If the Dockers can limit those opportunities, Gold Coast’s scoring threats will be starved of supply. Betting markets reflect the gap, with Fremantle installed as 27.5- to 28.5-point favourites. Past edges on Fremantle spreads and first-half totals align with their current margins, indicating the line may be conservative. The total market sits around 159.5–160.5; given Fremantle’s defensive record and Gold Coast’s road scoring average, the under holds appeal. Fremantle should extend its winning run. Expect the Dockers to win by 25 to 40 points in a performance that further cements their status as genuine contenders.

Fremantle Dockers face Gold Coast Suns at Optus Stadium. The Dockers' strong home record sets up a mismatch against the Suns' inconsistent form. Backing Fremantle Dockers -14.5 aligns with a projected 68% true probability and 6% edge, indicating the home side will cover the spread comfortably. Meanwhile, the Under 64.5 on Gold Coast Suns team total carries a 52% true probability and 3% edge, pointing to a low-scoring output from the visitors. Together these approved plays reinforce a controlled performance where Fremantle limits opportunities and the Suns struggle to break through the defensive structure. This shape favors the Dockers establishing early control and restricting the Suns' forward entries throughout the match.

Fremantle Dockers have seized total control after the opening term, leading Gold Coast Suns 28-2 at quarter time. The Dockers kicked four goals to none, with Michael Frederick claiming three majors in a devastating 22-minute burst that exposed the Suns’ inability to win the ball or transition cleanly. Fremantle’s pressure around the contest and efficiency inside 50 has produced a 26-point margin that already matches or exceeds typical full-game winning margins for this matchup. Gold Coast managed just two behinds and failed to register a single score from their limited forward entries. Momentum sits heavily with the home side, who have averaged 100-plus points in their last five outings while keeping opponents under 70. From a betting lens the first-quarter dominance shifts full-game projections. With 30 points on the board and three quarters remaining, a projected total near 165 aligns with the 163.5-167.5 lines. Fremantle’s defensive structure suggests they will continue to restrict Gold Coast’s output while maintaining their own scoring rate.

Probabilities

51.3-52.6
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREADS
Strong lean to Fremantle Dockers -29.5 covering at 1.90 (Ladbrokes)
52.6-52.9
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTALS
Moderate lean to Over 165.5 at 1.90 (SportsBet)
52.6
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREADS_H1
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -14.5 covering at 1.90 (Ladbrokes)
54.3
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTALS_H1
Lean to Over 82.5 at 1.84 (SportsBet)

Team Totals

Gold Coast Suns
Gold Coast Suns
Under
Lean to Under 67.5 at 1.84 (SportsBet)
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Under
Lean to Under 97.5 at 1.83 (SportsBet)

Fremantle Dockers hold a commanding 31-11 lead at halftime after a dominant opening term and a controlled second quarter. Michael Frederick’s three first-quarter goals set the tone, while Fremantle’s pressure restricted Gold Coast to just one goal for the half. The Dockers’ efficiency inside 50 and ability to win the ball at stoppages has translated into a 20-point buffer that mirrors their recent average margins. Gold Coast showed brief resistance in the second term through Ben King but remain starved of forward entries and clean transition. From a betting perspective the low-scoring first half (42 combined points) pulls projected full-game totals down toward 130-135, well below the 163.5-167.5 lines. Fremantle’s defensive structure suggests they will continue to limit Gold Coast’s output while maintaining their own scoring rhythm. Markets price Fremantle as 29.5-point favourites for the full game, yet the current margin and game state indicate the line may be generous to the Suns. Second-half spreads at -14.5 reflect bookmakers’ expectation of continued home dominance.

Probabilities

51.3-52.6
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Gold Coast Suns +29.5 covering at 1.95 (Bet Right)
52.9-53.2
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Under 163.5 at 1.89 (TABtouch)
52.6-52.6
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREAD
Lean to Fremantle Dockers -14.5 covering at 1.90 (Ladbrokes)
54.1-54.1
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Under 81.5 at 1.85 (Ladbrokes)

Team Totals

Gold Coast Suns
Gold Coast Suns
under
Lean to Under 67.5 at 1.84 (SportsBet)
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
under
Lean to Under 97.5 at 1.83 (SportsBet)

Fremantle Dockers have extended their dominance to three-quarter time, leading Gold Coast Suns 60-20 at Optus Stadium. After a 28-2 opening term and a 31-11 halftime advantage, the Dockers added 29 points in the third quarter while restricting the Suns to nine. Michael Frederick’s four goals and Luke Jackson’s two majors have powered Fremantle’s efficient forward entries, while Gold Coast has managed just two goals for the match. Fremantle’s pressure and contested-ball edge have starved the Suns of clean transition, mirroring the home side’s recent average winning margin of 46 points. The current 40-point buffer already exceeds the 29.5-point spread. From a betting perspective the low-scoring tempo projects a final total near 125, well under the 163.5-167.5 lines. Fremantle’s defensive structure suggests continued restriction of Gold Coast’s output in the final term. Markets price Fremantle -29.5 at 1.90, yet the game state indicates the line offers value to the home side. Second-half spreads at -14.5 reflect expectations of sustained control, while team totals show Fremantle projected comfortably above 95.5 and Gold Coast likely finishing below 70.5.

Probabilities

51.3-52.6
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREAD
Strong lean to Fremantle Dockers -29.5 covering at 1.90 (Ladbrokes)
52.9-53.2
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTAL
Strong lean to Under 163.5 at 1.89 (TABtouch)
52.6-52.6
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREAD
Moderate lean to Fremantle Dockers -14.5 covering at 1.90 (Ladbrokes)
52.9-54.1
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTAL
Moderate lean to Under 82.5 at 1.89 (SportsBet)

Team Totals

Gold Coast Suns
Gold Coast Suns
under
Strong lean to Under 67.5 at 1.84 (SportsBet)
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
over
Moderate lean to Over 97.5 at 1.83 (SportsBet)
All Markets — 2 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Fremantle Dockers -14.5
Gold Coast Suns vs Fremantle Dockers
1H Spreads Ladbrokes -14.5 1.94 68.0% 6.0% T2 2.5u W
Under 64.5 (Gold Coast Suns)
Gold Coast Suns vs Fremantle Dockers
Full Team Totals Unibet 64.5 1.91 52.0% 3.0% T2 2.5u W
Team Total — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 2.5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Under 64.5 (Gold Coast Suns)
Gold Coast Suns vs Fremantle Dockers
Full Team Totals Unibet 64.5 1.91 52.0% 3.0% T2 2.5u W
H1 Spread — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 2.5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Fremantle Dockers -14.5
Gold Coast Suns vs Fremantle Dockers
1H Spreads Ladbrokes -14.5 1.94 68.0% 6.0% T2 2.5u W
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SCORING / TOTALS Gold Coast Suns Fremantle Dockers Total
SCORING SHOTS Gold Coast Suns Fremantle Dockers Total
POST GAME STORYLINE

Fremantle Dockers — 2026 Season Page

Latest Result

The Dockers finished with 11 goals and 14 behinds for 80 points to defeat the opposition 3 goals and 11 behinds for 29 points, prevailing by 51 points at Optus Stadium. They dominated early with a 4.4 to 0.2 first quarter and never looked back, adding 7 goals across the second half while restricting the visitors to just two more majors. Michael Frederick booted four goals in a standout performance for the winners, while Jed Walter was the opposition’s best with two goals.

Season Story So Far

This latest victory caps a dominant stretch where the side has strung together consistent wins built on strong forward pressure and efficient ball movement. The result reinforces a season defined by clinical finishing and defensive control, keeping momentum firmly in their favour heading deeper into the year.

Ladder Position & Differentials

The numbers reflect a side sitting high on the ladder with a strong points tally and percentage well above 100, driven by heavy scoring output and miserly defence that has limited opposition opportunities across recent outings.

Recent Form (Last 5 Games)

  • Round 11: Fremantle Dockers 16.8 (104) def St Kilda Saints 11.8 (74)
  • Round 12: Fremantle Dockers 15.13 (103) def Brisbane Lions 10.18 (78)
  • Round 13: Fremantle Dockers 24.11 (155) def North Melbourne Kangaroos 4.7 (31)
  • Round 15: Fremantle Dockers 14.15 (99) def Geelong Cats 14.6 (90)
  • Round 16: Fremantle Dockers 11.14 (80) def Gold Coast Suns 3.11 (29)

Five straight wins underline the current level of consistency.

Betting Trends & Performance

The side has covered the spread comfortably in recent weeks, with strong margins translating into value on the minus line. Totals have also trended over in most outings thanks to high inside-50 counts and efficient conversion in front of goal.

Attacking & Defensive Story

Forward entries have been crisp, with multiple players rotating through the goal square and creating high-volume scoring chances. Defensively the group has been disciplined, forcing turnovers and limiting the opposition’s ability to transition quickly. Work rates around the contest remain elite, with tackles and contested possessions consistently high across the board.

Player Highlights

  • Jye Amiss: 4 goals and 15 disposals in the most recent outing, adding another 4 goals the week prior.
  • Patrick Voss: Multiple bags including 4 goals against the opposition in round 13 and consistent inside-50 pressure.
  • Luke Jackson: 28 disposals, 25 hitouts and 3 goals in a dominant ruck display.
  • Alex Pearce: Reliable 18 disposals and strong defensive marks from full back.
  • Michael Frederick: 4 goals and 7 disposals in the latest win, showing sharp finishing.

Youngbloods Best Bets

The card landed nicely on the Fremantle Dockers minus line and the over on their team total, delivering solid units on both the spread and the overs play. A clean result that keeps the positive run going.

Outlook / What to Watch

With no confirmed next opponent listed, focus remains on maintaining the high standards shown in recent weeks. Expect the Dockers to continue pushing high inside-50 entries and relying on their forward structure to create scoreboard pressure early. The spread and totals markets will again be worth monitoring based on the same patterns of dominance.

GEE Geelong Cats vs Fremantle Dockers FRE
Jun 18 8:10pm ·Optus Stadium ·Round 15
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5 plays UPCOMING LIVE

Geelong Cats head west to face Fremantle Dockers at Optus Stadium in Round 15, a matchup that pits the visitors’ inconsistent road form against a home side in exceptional rhythm. Fremantle enters with five straight victories and will be confident of extending that run on home turf. Geelong’s recent record shows three wins and two narrow losses. They have produced high-scoring triumphs, including 117-76 and 105-60 victories, yet also suffered tight defeats by four and one point. Those results highlight a side capable of explosive quarters but vulnerable when matches tighten late. Fremantle, by contrast, has been ruthless, averaging 100.9 points scored and just 68.2 conceded across their last five outings. Their victories have come by an average margin exceeding 47 points, underlining both offensive potency and elite defensive structure. Statistically the contrast is clear. Geelong averages 100 points for and 81.2 against, while Fremantle’s defensive numbers are markedly superior. The Dockers have repeatedly restricted opponents below 80 points and have shown the ability to explode offensively when opportunities arise. Geelong’s scoring has been more variable, with two sub-85 performances in their past five games. Key personnel will shape the contest. Fremantle’s midfield depth and ability to win contested ball at home should allow them to control tempo, while Geelong will look to their experienced forwards to capitalise on any transition opportunities. The visitors’ capacity to kick large quarters has been evident, yet sustaining that output against Fremantle’s organised defence will be challenging. From a betting perspective, Fremantle’s recent margins suggest they are well placed to cover typical spreads in the low double digits. Their average winning margin at home this season far exceeds common line expectations, and models have consistently identified value on Dockers spreads and unders in similar environments. Geelong’s two recent losses were both by single digits, indicating they can stay competitive but are unlikely to reverse the trend on the road. Fremantle Dockers are tipped to prevail by 12 to 18 points in a controlled performance.

Fremantle Dockers host Geelong Cats with the approved plays projecting a high-output road contest. The total over 88.5 at 64% True and 1% Edge pairs with Fremantle's team total over 50.5 at 67% True and 2% Edge to signal early Dockers dominance. Geelong's second-term over 18.5 at 62% True and 1% Edge indicates the Cats will add late but not enough to flip the shape. Caleb Serong over 24.5 disposals at 67% True and 2% Edge plus Max Holmes over 27.5 disposals at 65% True and 1% Edge lock in a possession-driven game where Fremantle controls territory and both sides clear the overs. The lines reinforce one projected outcome: Fremantle ahead on the scoreboard and both teams delivering volume.

Geelong Cats lead Fremantle Dockers 32-22 at quarter time after a high-tempo opening term at Optus Stadium. The visitors kicked five goals to three, with Jack Martin finishing with three majors and Oliver Wiltshire adding two. Fremantle responded through Luke Jackson, Patrick Voss and Murphy Reid but finished the quarter with four behinds, underlining early inaccuracy inside fifty. Geelong capitalised on transition, converting four of their first five entries into goals, while Fremantle generated more entries later yet struggled to convert under pressure. The ten-point margin is tighter than pre-game expectations of a 12-18 point Fremantle win. Fremantle’s defensive structure remained intact after the early burst and they began to restrict Geelong’s uncontested possession by the end of the term. Their superior contested-ball numbers and home rhythm should allow them to settle quickly. Expect the Dockers to tighten defensively and use midfield rotations to control tempo in the second term. Geelong’s fast start has created a false sense of dominance; Fremantle remain well positioned to reverse momentum and cover standard lines from here.

Probabilities

52.6-52.6%
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREAD
Neutral to Fremantle Dockers -18.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
52.6-52.9%
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Over 176.5 — projected final ~189 based on current pace. Market at 1.90 (TAB), implied 52.6%
52.6-52.6%
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREAD
Neutral to Fremantle Dockers -9.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
52.9-53.5%
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTAL
Neutral to Over 86.5 at 1.87 (Neds)

Team Totals

Geelong Cats
Geelong Cats
Stable
Neutral to Over 19.5 at 1.80 (TAB)
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Stable
Neutral to Over 24.5 at 1.90 (TAB)

Current Game State: Geelong Cats lead Fremantle Dockers 56-47 at halftime at Optus Stadium. The visitors established an early buffer with five goals in the opening term, led by Jack Martin’s three majors, before adding three more through Jeremy Cameron and Shannon Neale. Fremantle stayed in touch but finished the half with eleven behinds, highlighting repeated inaccuracy inside fifty. Key Trends & Momentum: Geelong capitalised on transition efficiency early, converting entries at a high rate. Fremantle generated strong contested ball numbers and entries yet struggled to convert under pressure. Their defensive structure limited Geelong’s uncontested possession by the main break. Assessment of the Game So Far: The nine-point margin is tighter than pre-game expectations. Fremantle’s home rhythm and midfield depth kept them competitive despite the scoring inefficiency, while Geelong’s fast start has created a narrow but fragile advantage. Outlook & Probability Assessment: Fremantle’s proven ability to dominate quarters at home and restrict opposition scoring suggests a strong second-half response. Geelong’s tendency to fade after explosive starts offers value on the full-game line. Key Takeaway: Geelong hold a narrow halftime lead, but Fremantle’s contested-ball edge and home form point to a likely second-half turnaround.

Probabilities

52.6-52.6%
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREADS
Neutral to Fremantle Dockers -18.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
52.6-53.2%
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTALS
Lean to Over 176.5 — projected final ~193 based on current pace. Market at 1.88 (Neds), implied 53.2%
53.2-53.2%
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREADS_H1
Neutral to Geelong Cats +9.5 covering at 1.88 (Neds)
51.3-53.5%
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTALS_H1
Neutral to Over 86.5 — projected second half ~90 based on current pace. Market at 1.87 (Neds), implied 53.5%

Team Totals

Geelong Cats
Geelong Cats
Stable
Neutral to Over 78.5 at 1.89 (SportsBet)
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Stable
Neutral to Over 48.5 at 1.88 (Unibet)

Current Game State: Fremantle Dockers lead Geelong Cats 89-70 at three-quarter time after a dominant third quarter at Optus Stadium. The Dockers kicked seven goals to two in the term, extending a narrow halftime advantage into a 19-point buffer. Fremantle’s midfield control and forward efficiency, led by Luke Jackson and Jye Amiss, have restricted Geelong’s transition game. Geelong showed early promise with multiple goals from Jack Martin but have been unable to sustain pressure against Fremantle’s organised defence. Key Trends & Momentum: Fremantle generated superior entries and converted efficiently after the main break, while Geelong’s scoring became increasingly sporadic. The Dockers’ defensive structure continues to limit opposition opportunities, aligning with their season-long trend of low-scoring concessions at home. Assessment of the Game So Far: Fremantle’s ability to win quarters convincingly has turned the contest in their favour after a tighter first half. Geelong’s scoring has been inconsistent across quarters, suggesting limited comeback potential on the road. Outlook & Probability Assessment: With one term remaining, the home side’s rhythm and contested-ball edge point to a controlled finish. Fremantle’s third-quarter surge has created a buffer that Geelong will struggle to overcome given their recent road form and fading output. Key Takeaway: Fremantle’s home dominance and efficiency after half-time leave Geelong needing an unlikely final-term explosion to stay in contention.

Probabilities

52.6%
FULL GAME SPREAD SPREAD
Neutral to Fremantle Dockers -18.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
52.6-53.2%
FULL GAME TOTAL TOTAL
Lean to Over 176.5 — projected final ~204 based on current pace. Market at 1.88 (Neds), implied 53.2%
52.6%
2ND HALF SPREAD SPREAD
Neutral to Fremantle Dockers -9.5 covering at 1.90 (TAB)
53.2-53.5%
2ND HALF TOTAL TOTAL
Neutral to Over 86.5 at 1.87 (Neds)

Team Totals

Geelong Cats
Geelong Cats
Over
Lean to Over 79.5 at 1.95 (TAB)
Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers
Over
Neutral to Over 97.5 at 1.90 (TAB)
All Markets — 5 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 4.5u , Player Props: 2u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Over 18.5 (Geelong Cats)
Geelong Cats vs Fremantle Dockers
1Q Team Totals Unibet 18.5 1.81 62.0% 1.0% T2 2.5u W
Over 50.5 (Fremantle Dockers)
Geelong Cats vs Fremantle Dockers
1H Team Totals TAB 50.5 1.90 67.0% 2.0% T1 1u L
Over Caleb Serong 24.5 DISPOSALS
Geelong Cats vs Fremantle Dockers
Disposals Over Unibet 24.5 1.94 67.0% 2.0% T1 1u L
Over Max Holmes 27.5 DISPOSALS
Geelong Cats vs Fremantle Dockers
Disposals Over Neds 27.5 1.84 65.0% 1.0% T1 1u L
Over 88.5
Geelong Cats vs Fremantle Dockers
1H O/U TAB 88.5 1.90 64.0% 1.0% T1 1u W
Q1 Team Total — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 2.5u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Over 18.5 (Geelong Cats)
Geelong Cats vs Fremantle Dockers
1Q Team Totals Unibet 18.5 1.81 62.0% 1.0% T2 2.5u W
H1 Total — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 1u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Over 88.5
Geelong Cats vs Fremantle Dockers
1H O/U TAB 88.5 1.90 64.0% 1.0% T1 1u W
H1 Team Total — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 1u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Over 50.5 (Fremantle Dockers)
Geelong Cats vs Fremantle Dockers
1H Team Totals TAB 50.5 1.90 67.0% 2.0% T1 1u L
Player Props — 2 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 0u , Player Props: 2u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Over Caleb Serong 24.5 DISPOSALS
Geelong Cats vs Fremantle Dockers
Disposals Over Unibet 24.5 1.94 67.0% 2.0% T1 1u L
Over Max Holmes 27.5 DISPOSALS
Geelong Cats vs Fremantle Dockers
Disposals Over Neds 27.5 1.84 65.0% 1.0% T1 1u L
H2H
SPREAD
O/U
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MATCHCAST
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MATCHCAST
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1 2 3 4 T
SCORING / TOTALS Geelong Cats Fremantle Dockers Total
SCORING SHOTS Geelong Cats Fremantle Dockers Total
POST GAME STORYLINE

Fremantle Dockers — 2026 Season Page

Latest Result

Fremantle Dockers 99 (14.15) defeated the opposition 90 (14.6) by 9 points at Optus Stadium. The Dockers trailed by 9 points at half time after a tight opening, then exploded in the third term with 7 goals to 2 to take a 19-point lead into the final break. They added just 1.4 in the last quarter but held firm to secure the win. Jye Amiss and Luke Jackson each kicked 3 goals for the winners, while the opposition's best performer was Jack Martin with 3 goals.

Season Story So Far

This result caps a dominant stretch where the side has strung together consistent victories, showing improved finishing and the ability to turn games around after slow starts. The attack has clicked into gear across multiple weeks, building confidence heading into the back half of the season.

Ladder Position & Differentials

The numbers reflect a side that has been scoring heavily while keeping most contests within reach. Strong points for totals combined with controlled points against have kept them in a healthy position on the ladder, underlining both offensive output and defensive structure.

Recent Form (Last 5 Games)

  • Round 10: Fremantle Dockers 104 def Essendon Bombers 61
  • Round 11: Fremantle Dockers 104 def St Kilda Saints 74
  • Round 12: Fremantle Dockers 103 def Brisbane Lions 78
  • Round 13: Fremantle Dockers 155 def North Melbourne Kangaroos 31
  • Round 15: Fremantle Dockers 99 def Geelong Cats 90

Five wins on the trot with big margins in several outings.

Betting Trends & Performance

The side has covered the total line comfortably in recent weeks when the line sits around the 90-100 mark, with overs hitting regularly. Spread results have been mixed, though the team has shown enough to suggest value when the line is set conservatively.

Attacking & Defensive Story

Inside-50 entries have been efficient, with multiple players contributing to the scoring load. Tackle pressure has been solid, particularly around the contest, while the backline has limited opposition entries in key moments. Work rate from the midfield has allowed the forwards to operate with more space.

Player Highlights

  • Jye Amiss: 3 goals and strong marking presence up forward.
  • Luke Jackson: 3 goals, 28 disposals and 25 hitouts in a dominant ruck display.
  • Patrick Voss: Consistent goal threat with multiple bags across the stretch.
  • Alex Pearce: 18 disposals and key defensive intercepts.
  • Michael Frederick: 19 disposals and 3 goals in an earlier outing showing his versatility.

Youngbloods Best Bets

The card landed the Fremantle team total over 97.5 and the full game over 176.5, both comfortable wins. The spread at -18.5 missed, but two from three is a solid return and the overs were the standout calls on the night.

Outlook / What to Watch

With the schedule opening up, Fremantle Dockers will look to maintain their attacking momentum and clean ball movement when they next take the field. Expect a high-scoring style if the midfield continues to win territory, with the total line likely to sit in a similar range to recent weeks.

FRE Fremantle Dockers vs North Melbourne Kangaroos NOR
Jun 6 2:15pm ·Hands Oval ·Round 13
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0 plays UPCOMING LIVE

Fremantle Dockers head into Round 13 as clear frontrunners when they meet North Melbourne Kangaroos at Hands Oval. The Dockers have won their past five outings and enter the contest with genuine momentum, while the Kangaroos have managed just one victory in the same stretch. Fremantle’s recent run has been built on disciplined defence and efficient ball movement. They have averaged 96.42 points scored and just 71.33 conceded across their last five matches, producing an average winning margin of 25 points. North Melbourne, by contrast, have conceded 96.64 points per game while scoring 94.27, resulting in an average losing margin of 25.2 points in their four defeats. The statistical gap is most pronounced in contested situations and transition defence. Fremantle have repeatedly restricted opponents below 80 points in four of their last five wins, a level North Melbourne has failed to achieve in any of their past five games. The Kangaroos’ only recent success came in a narrow six-point victory, underlining how rarely they have been able to match the Dockers’ consistency. Key personnel will shape the tactical battle. Fremantle’s midfield engine has controlled tempo effectively in recent weeks, allowing their forwards to capitalise on turnover opportunities. North Melbourne will need their experienced ball-winners to lift output if they are to limit Fremantle’s ability to dictate field position and scoring chains. Betting markets have installed Fremantle as 12.5- to 13.5-point favourites, a line that aligns closely with recent margins. The Dockers have covered similar spreads in three of their last five wins, while North Melbourne have failed to cover in four straight games. Totals markets sit around 178.5, slightly above Fremantle’s recent scoring average but well within reach given North Melbourne’s defensive vulnerabilities. Fremantle Dockers should prevail comfortably. Expect them to win by a margin of 20 to 30 points, continuing their strong form while exposing North Melbourne Kangaroos’ ongoing defensive issues.
No qualifying plays for this game.
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SCORING / TOTALS Fremantle Dockers North Melbourne Kangaroos Total
SCORING SHOTS Fremantle Dockers North Melbourne Kangaroos Total
POST GAME STORYLINE

Fremantle Dockers — 2026 Season Page

Latest Result

The Dockers finished with a commanding 155 to 31 victory, a 124-point margin built on 24 goals and 11 behinds. They pulled away decisively after quarter time, adding 20 goals across the final three quarters while restricting the opposition to just two more majors. Josh Treacy and Patrick Voss both kicked four goals in the standout performance, while the opposition's best was Nick Larkey with one goal.

Season Story So Far

This result caps a strong run of form that has seen the side win its last five outings. The consistent ability to score heavily and control games has defined their campaign to this point, turning promising starts into decisive finishes.

Ladder Position & Differentials

With the recent results the side sits in a strong position on the ladder, boasting a healthy points differential and percentage that reflects both offensive output and defensive control across the season.

Recent Form (Last 5 Games)

  • Round 9: Fremantle Dockers 12.16 (88) def Hawthorn Hawks 11.7 (73)
  • Round 10: Fremantle Dockers 16.8 (104) def Essendon Bombers 8.13 (61)
  • Round 11: Fremantle Dockers 16.8 (104) def St Kilda Saints 11.8 (74)
  • Round 12: Fremantle Dockers 15.13 (103) def Brisbane Lions 10.18 (78)
  • Round 13: Fremantle Dockers 24.11 (155) def North Melbourne Kangaroos 4.7 (31)

Five straight wins with increasing margins in the most recent outings.

Betting Trends & Performance

The side has covered the spread comfortably in recent weeks, with the heavy victory in the latest outing delivering a strong result on the line. Totals have also trended over as the attack finds rhythm and creates high-volume scoring opportunities.

Attacking & Defensive Story

Forward pressure and inside-50 work have been key drivers, with multiple players contributing to the goal tally each week. The defensive unit has tightened significantly, limiting opposition entries and converting turnovers into fast transitions. High disposal counts from key midfielders have maintained momentum across quarters.

Player Highlights

  • Patrick Voss: Four goals and 20 disposals in the latest win, adding strong marking and score involvements.
  • Jye Amiss: Consistent goal threat across the streak with multiple bags of three or more.
  • Josh Treacy: Four goals and strong contested marking in the big victory.
  • Alex Pearce: Reliable defensive presence with clean disposal and rebound work.
  • Michael Frederick: Provided run and goal threat from the wing in recent matches.

Youngbloods Best Bets

The card landed strongly on the Fremantle Dockers side of the ledger with the heavy margin and high total both hitting. The spread play delivered the biggest return, and the honest assessment is that the model caught the mismatch perfectly this week.

Outlook / What to Watch

With the bye round approaching, the focus for Fremantle Dockers will be maintaining the attacking momentum and defensive structure built over the past month. Expect the same high-intensity forward entries and quick ball movement when they return to action.

FRE Fremantle Dockers vs Brisbane Lions BRI
May 30 4:15pm ·Gabba ·Round 12
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Fremantle Dockers travel to the Gabba to face Brisbane Lions in Round 12, a contest that will test whether the visitors’ remarkable winning streak can extend against a home side desperate to arrest recent inconsistency. Fremantle arrive in exceptional form, having won their past five matches by an average margin of 22.8 points. Their scoring has been balanced and efficient, averaging 96 points for and 71 against across those games, with standout performances including a 43-point victory and a 30-point win that showcased defensive discipline. Brisbane, meanwhile, opened their last five with three convincing victories by an average of 42 points before consecutive heavy defeats of 41 and 78 points. Their overall scoring average sits at 102 points for and 96 against, underlining both attacking potency and vulnerability when momentum shifts. Statistically, Fremantle’s season-long averages of 87.83 points scored and 64.83 conceded reflect a tighter, more controlled style. Brisbane post higher offensive numbers at 93.83 points scored but concede 88 per game, suggesting the contest may hinge on whether Fremantle can limit Brisbane’s transition game at home. Recent margins indicate Fremantle have been covering substantial spreads, while Brisbane’s results have been polarising. Key matchups will centre on Fremantle’s midfield drive against Brisbane’s contested-ball strength. Both sides have shown capacity to dominate quarters, yet Fremantle’s consistency in maintaining leads stands out. From a betting perspective, markets have installed Brisbane as 2.5- to 5.5-point favourites. However, Fremantle’s average winning margin of 22.8 points in their current streak suggests they possess the form to cover a small away line. High-edge indicators from prior analysis have repeatedly favoured Fremantle first-quarter and half spreads, aligning with their fast-start tendencies. The total market around 183.5 appears reasonable given both teams’ recent scoring outputs, though Brisbane’s home scoring spikes could push the game over if they establish early control. Fremantle’s momentum and proven ability to win on the road make them dangerous, yet the Gabba remains a formidable venue. Expect Brisbane to prevail by 8 to 18 points in a tight, high-quality affair.

Fremantle Dockers visit Brisbane Lions with the projection locking onto Brisbane margin control. The Brisbane Lions -5.5 at 72% True and 4.2% Edge pairs directly with the first-half Brisbane Lions -2.5 at 68% True and 3.1% Edge, both pointing to an early lead that extends without blow-out scoring. The Under 183.5 at 52% True and 1.8% Edge completes the shape, capping total output so the spreads hold in a tighter contest. These positions converge on Brisbane covering the listed lines inside a lower-scoring game that matches the veto note on underdog spread and totals consistency. No other outcome aligns with the approved edges.
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Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Brisbane Lions -5.5
Fremantle Dockers vs Brisbane Lions
Full Spreads Betr -5.5 1.95 72.0% 4.2% T2 2.5u L
Brisbane Lions -2.5
Fremantle Dockers vs Brisbane Lions
1H Spreads TAB -2.5 1.90 68.0% 3.1% T1 1u L
Under 183.5
Fremantle Dockers vs Brisbane Lions
Full O/U SportsBet 183.5 1.90 52.0% 1.8% T1 1u W
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Brisbane Lions -5.5
Fremantle Dockers vs Brisbane Lions
Full Spreads Betr -5.5 1.95 72.0% 4.2% T2 2.5u L
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Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Under 183.5
Fremantle Dockers vs Brisbane Lions
Full O/U SportsBet 183.5 1.90 52.0% 1.8% T1 1u W
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Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Brisbane Lions -2.5
Fremantle Dockers vs Brisbane Lions
1H Spreads TAB -2.5 1.90 68.0% 3.1% T1 1u L
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POST GAME STORYLINE

Fremantle Dockers — 2026 Season Page

Latest Result

The side finished with a 103-78 victory, prevailing by 25 points after booting 15 goals and 13 behinds. They led at every change, extending a 21-point halftime advantage into a 40-point buffer by three-quarter time before the opposition added late majors. Jye Amiss and Patrick Voss each kicked four goals in a strong forward display, while the opposition’s best performer was Charlie Cameron with two goals and strong forward pressure.

Season Story So Far

The latest win continues a strong run of form that has seen the side claim five victories on the trot. Consistent scoring output and improved defensive structure have been the hallmarks, allowing them to control games from midfield and convert opportunities efficiently.

Ladder Position & Differentials

The team sits comfortably in the upper half of the ladder with strong points and percentage. Their points-for tally reflects a potent attack, while points-against numbers show a defence that has tightened considerably in recent weeks.

Recent Form (Last 5 Games)

  • Round 7: Win 103-89 vs Carlton Blues
  • Round 8: Win 114-102 vs Western Bulldogs
  • Round 9: Win 88-73 vs Hawthorn Hawks
  • Round 10: Win 104-61 vs Essendon Bombers
  • Round 11: Win 104-74 vs St Kilda Saints

Five straight wins have built real momentum heading into the next block of games.

Betting Trends & Performance

The side has been a reliable performer on the spread in recent outings, regularly covering modest lines. Totals have also trended slightly over in their matches as the attack finds rhythm, though defensive efforts have kept some games tighter than expected.

Attacking & Defensive Story

Forward entries have been crisp, with strong inside-50 numbers and efficient conversion. The backline, led by experienced heads, has restricted opposition scoring through disciplined tackling and contested possession wins. Work rate across the ground remains high, with multiple players contributing double-digit disposals and tackles.

Player Highlights

  • Jye Amiss: 4 goals and 15 disposals in the latest outing, providing a constant target up forward.
  • Patrick Voss: 4 goals and 13 disposals, adding pressure and scoreboard impact.
  • Alex Pearce: Strong defensive presence with key spoils and clean ball use from the back.
  • Josh Treacy: Continues to provide marking strength and secondary scoring threat.
  • Michael Frederick: Dynamic wing work with strong disposal efficiency and forward involvement.

Youngbloods Best Bets

The Match Bombcard steered clear of this fixture, which proved wise given the focus on other contests. A couple of the highlighted spread plays landed comfortably while the totals selections were mixed — overall a steady if unspectacular round that avoided major damage.

Outlook / What to Watch

Fremantle Dockers head to Hands Oval to face North Melbourne Kangaroos in what shapes as a high-scoring contest on the smaller venue. Expect the Dockers to use their strong ball movement from the back to generate quick forward entries, while the Kangaroos will look to apply pressure through the midfield. The spread looks attractive on the visitors given their recent form, and the total should push toward the over with both sides capable of posting big scores in open conditions.

STK St Kilda Saints vs Fremantle Dockers FRE
May 22 8:30pm ·Optus Stadium ·Round 11
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St Kilda Saints head west to face Fremantle Dockers at Optus Stadium in Round 11, a matchup that highlights the growing gap between two sides trending in opposite directions. Fremantle’s home fortress and defensive structure make them clear favourites, while St Kilda must find a way to arrest a recent slide. Fremantle enter with strong momentum, having secured five straight victories. Their scoring has been consistent, averaging 96.42 points per game while restricting opponents to just 71.33. Recent margins include wins by 12, 15, 43, 30 and 25 points, underlining both offensive reliability and elite defensive control. St Kilda’s form is more fragmented, with two wins and three losses in their past five outings. Their points-per-game average sits at 89.58 scored and 87.58 conceded, but the margins tell a starker story: victories by 39 and 36 points have been offset by defeats of 29, 30 and 52. Statistically, the contrast is stark. Fremantle’s ability to keep games under control at home has been exceptional, rarely allowing opponents to build momentum. St Kilda have shown they can post competitive totals on occasion but have struggled to maintain defensive intensity across four quarters, particularly when travelling. The average total in Fremantle’s recent matches hovers around 167 points, suggesting a controlled, lower-scoring contest is likely. From a betting perspective, the market has settled on Fremantle as 13.5- to 14.5-point favourites, a line that aligns closely with their recent margins. High-edge wagers in recent rounds have frequently targeted Fremantle’s first-half and first-quarter dominance, reflecting their fast-start tendencies. St Kilda’s overs and unders have been less reliable, with totals fluctuating sharply depending on venue. The 173.5–174.5 total line appears fair given both teams’ season averages, though Fremantle’s defensive ceiling could easily push the game under. Fremantle’s home advantage and superior defensive metrics should prove decisive. Expect them to control tempo early and extend their advantage in the second half. A 16- to 24-point victory for the Dockers represents the most probable outcome.

Fremantle Dockers host St Kilda Saints with clear home dominance expected to expose the visitors' poor road form. The approved Over Fremantle Dockers 100.5 aligns directly with that projection, reinforcing a game shape where the Dockers control territory and generate enough scoring opportunities to clear the total. At True 49% and -0.9% edge, the play highlights Fremantle's ability to push past 100.5 points against a Saints side unable to match intensity away from home. This team-total call captures the core mismatch without relying on spread or player props, keeping the focus on Fremantle's projected output at home. The line movement and projection both point to the Dockers delivering the required volume in a contest shaped by their home strength versus St Kilda's road struggles.
All Markets — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 1u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Over Fremantle Dockers 100.5
St Kilda Saints vs Fremantle Dockers
Full Team Totals SportsBet 100.5 1.88 49.0% -0.9% T1 1u W
Team Total — 1 play(s) Units Risked — Spread/Totals: 1u , Player Props: 0u
Play / Side Market Bookmaker Line Odds True% Edge% Tier Units Result
Over Fremantle Dockers 100.5
St Kilda Saints vs Fremantle Dockers
Full Team Totals SportsBet 100.5 1.88 49.0% -0.9% T1 1u W
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SCORING / TOTALS St Kilda Saints Fremantle Dockers Total
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POST GAME STORYLINE

Fremantle Dockers — 2026 Season Page

Latest Result

The Dockers posted 16 goals and 8 behinds for 104 points to defeat the opposition 11.8 (74) by 30 points. They trailed narrowly at half time before adding nine goals to the visitors' four after the main break. Jye Amiss kicked four goals while Patrick Voss booted three for the winners. The opposition's standout performer finished with two goals.

Season Story So Far

A dominant run of results has the side building real momentum. Six straight victories have come with increasing authority, blending clinical finishing up forward with a reliable defensive structure that limits opposition opportunities.

Ladder Position & Differentials

The numbers reflect a side on the rise, sitting in the upper half of the ladder with a strong percentage driven by consistent scoring and controlled defence across recent outings.

Recent Form (Last 5 Games)

  • Round 7: Defeated Carlton Blues 16.7 (103) to 13.11 (89)
  • Round 8: Defeated Western Bulldogs 17.12 (114) to 15.12 (102)
  • Round 9: Defeated Hawthorn Hawks 12.16 (88) to 11.7 (73)
  • Round 10: Defeated Essendon Bombers 16.8 (104) to 8.13 (61)
  • Round 11: Defeated St Kilda Saints 16.8 (104) to 11.8 (74)

Five wins from five with steadily improving margins and attacking output.

Betting Trends & Performance

The side has covered the spread comfortably in most recent wins and shown a clear tendency to exceed projected totals, particularly when playing at home where their forward pressure creates extra scoring chances.

Attacking & Defensive Story

Multiple goal threats have kept the attack balanced while the backline, led by strong intercept marking and clean disposal, has restricted opposition entries. Inside-50 work rates remain high across the group, creating repeat opportunities.

Player Highlights

  • Jye Amiss: Four goals and strong contested marking in the latest outing, continuing his consistent goal-scoring form.
  • Patrick Voss: Three goals and four tackles, adding pressure and finishing nous around goal.
  • Josh Treacy: Regular multiple-goal hauls with excellent contested marking and score involvements.
  • Alex Pearce: Anchored the defence with reliable disposals and strong one-on-one work across the last month.
  • Michael Frederick: Provided run and goal threat from the wing with high disposal efficiency.

Youngbloods Best Bets

The card landed well on the Fremantle game with the first-half team total over and the full-game spread both hitting comfortably. A clean week on the key selections.

Outlook / What to Watch

Against Brisbane Lions at the Gabba, Fremantle will need to handle the venue's conditions while maintaining their forward pressure. Expect a physical contest where the Dockers' ability to win the ball inside 50 and convert will decide the outcome. The total looks likely to land in the mid-170s if both sides find rhythm early.