29.06.2026 • Updated: 09.07.2026
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Match Result Fremantle Dockers vs Sydney Swans — 09.07.2026

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July 9, 2026
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AFL Premiership
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Sydney Swans
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H2H Stats Matches and Previous Teams Results

Total games 10
Total Goals Avg 166.00
Both teams scored 100%
78.50 Total average 87.50
Last 5 matches
09.07.2026 AFL Premier…
Fremantle Dockers
Sydney Swans
111 73
06.07.2025 AFL Premier…
Sydney Swans
Fremantle Dockers
94 83
23.03.2025 AFL Premier…
Fremantle Dockers
Sydney Swans
65 68
29.06.2024 AFL Premier…
Sydney Swans
Fremantle Dockers
98 99
10.05.2024 AFL Premier…
Fremantle Dockers
Sydney Swans
39 87
Fremantle Dockers

Team Overview

In their latest AFL Premiership match, Fremantle Dockers hosted Sydney Swans and secured a convincing victory with a final score of 111 to 73. This win adds to their recent successes and reinforces their strong home performance.

Sydney Swans

Team Overview

Sydney Swans faced Fremantle Dockers in their last match of the AFL Premiership, suffering a defeat with a score of 73 to 111. This loss marks a challenging moment for the Swans as they look to bounce back.

Fremantle Dockers - Sydney Swans Match Result

Fremantle Dockers dominate Sydney Swans in convincing victory

Fremantle Dockers secured a commanding win over Sydney Swans, finishing the match 111 to 73.

From the outset, Fremantle showcased their offensive prowess, highlighted by Josh Treacy's impressive four-goal haul. The Dockers' ability to convert opportunities was evident as they registered 15 goals and 21 behinds, compared to Sydney's 10 goals and 13 behinds.

Key statistics reflected Fremantle's dominance in disposals, with a total of 381 compared to Sydney's 339. While the Swans managed to edge Fremantle in kicks (196 to 195), the Dockers excelled in handballs (186 to 143) and clearances (39 to 31), showcasing their midfield strength.

Despite a valiant effort from Sydney, particularly Charlie Curnow who netted five goals, they struggled to contain Fremantle's relentless attack. The Dockers' defensive efforts were bolstered by a solid performance in hitouts, winning 36 to 31.

This victory positions Fremantle as a formidable contender in the AFL Premiership, demonstrating both offensive firepower and strategic midfield control.