AFL Rd 10 - Fremantle v Sydney
Sport by Brad Elborough 23rd May 2021 2:24 PM | Updated: 2:40 PM
John Longmire needs to quickly get to the bottom of what was behind Sydneyâs disastrous third term against Fremantle on Saturday that cost the Swans the game.
Heâs also keen to put a finger on why the Swans werenât able to stop the Dockers when they got on their roll.
The Swansâ two-point loss to Fremantle was their fourth defeat in six games. They will finish the round in seventh spot on the ladder, just one win and percentage ahead of the ninth-placed Dockers.
AFL Rd 10 - Fremantle v Sydney
Sport by Brad Elborough 23rd May 2021 2:24 PM | Updated: 2:40 PM
John Longmire needs to quickly get to the bottom of what was behind Sydneyâs disastrous third term against Fremantle on Saturday that cost the Swans the game.
Heâs also keen to put a finger on why the Swans werenât able to stop the Dockers when they got on their roll.
The Swansâ two-point loss to Fremantle was their fourth defeat in six games. They will finish the round in seventh spot on the ladder, just one win and percentage ahead of the ninth-placed Dockers.
AFL Rd 10 - Fremantle v Sydney
Sport by Brad Elborough 23rd May 2021 2:24 PM | Updated: 2:40 PM
John Longmire needs to quickly get to the bottom of what was behind Sydneyâs disastrous third term against Fremantle on Saturday that cost the Swans the game.
Heâs also keen to put a finger on why the Swans werenât able to stop the Dockers when they got on their roll.
The Swansâ two-point loss to Fremantle was their fourth defeat in six games. They will finish the round in seventh spot on the ladder, just one win and percentage ahead of the ninth-placed Dockers.
AFL Rd 10 - Fremantle v Sydney
Sport by Brad Elborough
Dual Brownlow medallist Nat Fyfe has drawn some criticism for his goal kicking this season.
The champ had 2.16 next to his name in nine rounds before Saturday nightâs clash with Sydney at Optus Stadium.
His third goal for the year, kicked very late in the last quarter, was enough to get Fremantle over the line against the Swans, by just one point, 12.14 (86) to 13.6 (84).
Fyfeâs heroics came after Lance Franklin had kicked his sixth goal for the game and third for the term.
It looked like Franklin had got his side over the line and Sydney had become the first visiting team to win at Optus Stadium this season.