May 24, 2024
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8.45pmQT: Collingwood 3.4 (22) to Fremantle 2.3 (21)8.17pmYour view: Who wins?7.22pmNo late changes, subs named7.21pmHow your club has gone against top eight sides7.11pmCricketer, Son of ex-Docker make debutes for Pies
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10.49pm
Young goals for Freo
Dockers star Hayden Young has stepped up when his team needed him and he booted a left foot shot on the run.
The Magpies will have to fight to keep this match in their grasp.
Pies 75, Dockers 68 with three mins to go.
Hayden Young celebrates a goal.Credit: Getty Images
10.45pm
Darcy goals
Collingwood have been pinged for time-wasting after a player handed the ball to his teammate instead of the umpire after a ball-up was called.
Sean Darcy kicked the goal and now Fremantle have a sniff.
Pies 75, Freo 62 with five mins to go.
Mason Cox of the Magpies contests a ruck with Sean Darcy of the Dockers.Credit: AFL Photos
10.42pm
Banfield kicks his third
Banfield has booted another goal. This one on the run.
He is keeping the Dockers in this match but time is fast running out.
Pies 75, Freo 56 with six mins to go.
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10.40pm
Mihocek is off with hamstring ‘awareness’; Hill goals
You hope for Brody Mihocek’s sake that it is only some soreness but the Collingwood forward, who has been crucial in this second half, won’t return after reporting some hamstring “awareness” in the final term.
He just missed two weeks with a hamstring injury.
The Magpies have kept attacking, with Wil Parker finding Bobby Hill on the goal line. He snapped the goal and did his Indigenous dance as a celebration.
Pies 75, Freo 50 with seven mins to go.
10.32pm
Banfield gives Dockers hope
Banfield has booted his second goal and it gives the Dockers some slim hope from here.
Pies 69, Freo 50 with 11 mins to go.
10.30pm
Crowd tonight is 54,035
The Magpies and Dockers fans have turned out in big numbers in Perth tonight with 54,035 in attendance.
Channel Seven said it was the biggest non-derby crowd for a Fremantle home game.
Luke Jackson goes for a mark.Credit: AFL Photos
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10.27pm
Crisp kicks key goal
Jack Crisp has taken a mark and booted the all-important first goal of the last term.
He was fed a lovely weighted kick from Nick Daicos and then went back and booted the goal.
That is six-straight goal for the Magpies since the start of the third term.
A brilliant set shot by Jack Crisp, from a position on the ground he likes — from 50, on the left hand side of the ground.
He’s put together an immense month after a slow start to the year and is a big reason why Collingwood are back in the premiership hunt.
Pies 67, Freo 44 with 15 mins left to play.
Jack Crisp.Credit: AFL Photos
10.20pm
Huge task for Dockers
By Andrew Stafford
An incredible quarter of football by the Magpies, holding Walyalup goalless and repeatedly pressuring them into error while scoring five goals to take a handy 16-point lead into the last quarter.
Key to the surge was returning forward Brody Mihocek. It wasn’t just that he kicked the first two goals; it was his presence and determination to make every contest which helped create a couple more.
And again, Joe Richards and Harvey Harrison are showing they have big futures. They are natural, instinctive footballers.
The Dockers are in trouble. Jye Amiss has lost all confidence in his kicking, and Josh Treacy has been unsighted after an early goal.
They will need a mighty response to get back over the line here.
10.16pm
Three-quarter time stats
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10.13pm
3QT: Collingwood 8.12 (60) to Fremantle 6.8 (44)
The Magpies have made their move and go into the final term in charge of the contest.
But the Dockers are close enough if they are good enough.
If you are looking for something positive, between the two sides, the last 10 goals have been kicked at the end Freo will kick to in the final term.
Jack Crisp of the Magpies breaks a tackle.Credit: AFL Photos
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