Fremantle Dockers extend winning streak to 13 with comeback win over Geelong

Fremantle defeated Geelong 99‑90 at Perth's Optus Stadium after trailing by 28 points in the second quarter, securing the club's 13th consecutive victory. The Dockers erased the deficit by kicking ten unanswered goals, taking a 19‑point lead into the final term.

Star ruckman Luke Jackson recorded 28 disposals, 26 hit‑outs, six clearances and three goals, while midfielder Andrew Brayshaw contributed a game‑high 35 disposals. Fremantle coach Justin Longmuir praised Jackson’s development, noting he “keeps building” and “adds layers to his game.” The win keeps Fremantle (13‑1) a game clear on top of the AFL ladder, with Geelong (9‑6) slipping out of the top four.

The match drew a crowd of 55,201 fans, and the Dockers’ resilience was highlighted by a three‑goal surge early in the third quarter and a decisive snap from Jye Amiss with nine minutes remaining. Geelong’s late surge fell short, leaving the Cats nine points behind.