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2026 Toyota AFL Premiership
Fremantle v St Kilda
Round 11 •
104 16.8
Full Time
74 11.8
Dockers Won By 30
Optus Stadium,  Perth  • Whadjuk

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    Match Day Information: Round 11 v Euro-Yroke

    Get all the information you need ahead of our Sir Doug Nicholls Round clash with Euro-Yroke

    Walyalup will take on Euro-Yroke on Friday 22 May at Optus Stadium. The game will commence at 6.30pm WST. 

    On Friday night, Walyalup will run out in an Indigenous jumper design that has been brought to life through artwork by Mariah Yarran, in collaboration with Club great Stephen Hill. The central theme focuses on strong family connections and history.

    Hill played 218 AFL games for Walyalup between 2009 and 2020, sitting 10th all-time on the Club’s games played list. He kicked 112 goals during his time as a winger. 

    Tickets are available for the clash via Ticketmaster, starting from just $39. 

    Transport Information 

    Friday Night Footy 

    • Trains between Perth and Perth Stadium Station will operate every 4 minutes from 4.20pm until 6.48pm. 
    • Trains will operate on a high frequency from approximately 9.25pm to get you home. 
    • The Suburban Event Bus Network will not be operating before the game, as this period overlaps with the weekday peak‑hour timetable when our buses are already in full operation across the network. 
    • The Suburban Event Bus Network will be operating for 45 minutes after the game. Alternatively, you can walk over the Matagarup Bridge and catch the Red CAT. 

    Please visit the Transperth Events Page for detailed information about Trains and Buses on Friday.

    Round 10 v Euro-Yroke 

    4pm - Membership services available at Gate B & E 
    4.30pm - Purple Playground opens 
    5.00pm - Gates open 
    5.37pm - 5.40pm - First Warm Up 
    6.16pm - Team Entry 
    6.25pm - Welcome to Country 
    6.28pm - Coin Toss  
    6.30pm - Game commences 

    What's happening on the day? 

    Inkabee presented by Woodside Energy 
    From Boorloo, INKABEE first broke onto the Australian music scene at just 10 years old with his debut single Beat the Odds, quickly building a reputation as one of the country’s most compelling young voices. Blending hip-hop foundations with a growing R&B influence and backed by a stage presence well beyond his years, he has captivated audiences across Australia and internationally.  

    He will be taking the stage at Optus this Friday night, performing pre-game and half-time on-field! 

    Moorditj Markets presented by Woodside Energy 
    The Moorditj Markets, presented by Woodside Energy, have been designed to showcase First Nations goods and wares to our football community. Walyalup fans will be able to explore and support a pop-up style market that showcases a variety of First Nations artists and businesses, located behind section 132 until the end of half-time.

    Purple Rose (Sorry Day Flower) Pin
    For more than 25 years, the Kimberley Stolen Generation Aboriginal Corporation (KSGAC) has stood alongside Stolen Generation survivors and families, uncovering truths ignored by history, restoring connection to family, language, culture and Country and building pathways to healing that will endure for generations.

    The purple rose flower, which KSGAC is the custodian of, sits at the heart of the club’s Indigenous guernsey each season, with coaches and staff wearing the pin on their shirt during Sir Doug Nicholls Round. Head to the Moorditj Markets to purchase your own Purple Rose pin.

    Woodside Energy NGA Tendai Mzungu Squad v Naitanui Academy
    Walyalup's Tendai Mzungu Squad (16s) will be taking on the Naitanui Academy 16s in a curtain raiser pre-game on Friday night from 4pm. It's an opportunity for the next generation of talent to play on the big stage of Optus Stadium as they progress in their football journey from grassroots to greatness, proudly supported by Woodside Energy.

    RAC - Slow Down & Smell the Flowers Giveaway
    With Round 11 coinciding with National Road Safety Week, RAC, our official road safety partner, will be distributing FREE car air fresheners to footy fans during each break to encourage all WA road users to ‘slow down and smell the flowers’. Look out for the team in yellow roaming on Level 1 and Level 5.

    Purple Playground (Southern Oval) 
    Come down to Southern Oval located in front of the Camfield and bounce around on the Inflatable Obstacle Course, try your shot at goals with the Freo Super Goals or take a hanger at the Inflatable Marking Spot

    Be sure to also get yourself tatted up with a Freo Airbrush Tattoo or come and test your bean-bag-slinging skills with our Freo Footy Themed Corn Hole Boards

    101 Oh What Fun! (Near Lobby 101)
    Located at Lobby 101, 101 Oh What Fun is your destination for fun outside of the footy. 

    • Airbrush Tattoo: If you missed out on an airbrush tattoo before the game, be sure to stop by and get some purple paint. 
    • Craft Workshop: Get crafty and make an indigenous-themed bracelet or try some basket weaving with Emma Jane's Weaving. A culturally appropriate Aboriginal-owned workshop, supported by Woodside Energy. 
    • Player Visit: Walyalup players will be stopping by at half-time as well, so be sure to catch them for an autograph or selfie. 

    101 Oh What Fun will close at the end of three-quarter time. 

    09:45

    131 Even More Fun! (Western Podium)
    Western Podium behind section 131, in between the City View Cafe and Goodwood Restaurant. 

    • Live Painting: Join Djurandi Dreaming's renowned Indigenous artist, Justin Martin, in an outdoor art workshop proudly supported by Woodside Energy. Learn traditional symbols, stories, language, colours, and line work used in Aboriginal art, while watching him complete a custom piece of artwork. 
    • Craft Workshop: Get crafty and make an indigenous-themed bracelet or try some basket weaving with Emma Jane's Weaving. A culturally appropriate Aboriginal-owned workshop, supported by Woodside Energy. 
    • Wheelchair Footy: WA All Abilities Wheelchair football 'come and try' and inclusion specialists will be on-hand at the Western Podium pre-game fan zone to discuss participation opportunities in adaptive football for people living with disabilities. Wheelchair Footy will be running from when the stadium gates open until the end of half-time. 
    • Reaction Game: Test your reaction speed! This fun and addictive game that challenges you to try and catch as many of the falling batons as they randomly drop from above. 
    • Soft Play: Does your little one need a tap-out from sitting down? Let them burn off some energy at the soft play zone, with multiple bits to sit and climb about or even jump in the ball pit! With mats as the floor, it is a safe and fun way to keep your toddlers entertained at the footy. 
    • Freo Guess Who?: How well do you know our Players? Challenge your mates to the classic Guess Who? Game with a Freo twist! 

    The Ressies (Level 5, Eastern Scoreboard Terrace) 
    Head up to the Ressies Bar at the Eastern Scoreboard Terrace on Level 5 for the perfect pre-game party! 

    We will have local Indigenous musician, Lachy John taking the stage and setting the vibes for what should be an amazing evening of footy.  

    TABtouch Darts
    Have you got the touch? Come have a shot at the TABtouch Darts activation in The Ressies, where you can throw felt footballs at a dartboard for the chance to win a range of prizes from merchandise to vouchers. 

    AFL Gameday Rooftop Experience
    Don't miss your chance to take your game day experience up a level. Watch the first or third quarter of footy from the most unique seats in the house - on top of Optus Stadium! 
      
    To book, visit THE OZONE at Optus Stadium. 

    Competitions 

    Pick your Pump up Tune thanks to Macca's  
    Fans will have the chance to vote for their favourite song to be played at half-time of Friday’s game. Thanks to Macca's, one lucky entrant will also take home a match ball from this weekend.   
      
    Mac for a Match 
    Macca’s will be offering all Walyalup ticket holders and members who are in WA a free Big Mac on the Monday following a win, home or away.  
      
    Walyalup fans can simply show their digital game day ticket or digital membership to claim their Big Mac for FREE. 

    Maccas Race the LED
    At quarter time of Friday's game, two lucky entrants will have the opportunity to participate in a relay race against the Macca's Footy for their chance to win a $500 Prezzee voucher, all thanks to McDonald’s.

    Want to get involved at our next game? Submit an entry here.

    Bankwest Best Seats in the House 
    At three-quarter time, be in your seats and have your phone ready for your chance to win one of three double passes into Bankwest’s best seats in the house! 

    Optus Stadium Restaurants and Catering  

    The City View Cafe will be OPEN. However, the Goodwood restaurant will be CLOSED.  
      
    The Freo Clubhouse
    The Freo Clubhouse in River View Rooms and Sky View Lounge will be open for this round, however, you will need to show your ticket stating room access to receive  entry. The Sky View Underscreen bar will be closed for the entire match for a private function. 
      
    Other key points: 

    • No cloaking facilities are available. Don't bring bulky items. 
    • Practice good hand hygiene. 

    If you have any questions or require further assistance, please contact the membership services team on (08) 9433 7111 or at membership@fremantlefc.com.au.  

     

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    Deadly Walyalup continue to march on

    Walyalup records a club record 10th win in a row, overcoming a brave Euro-Yroke side at Optus Stadium

    It took more than three quarters, but Walyalup finally broke Euro-Yroke to claim a record-breaking 10th consecutive win on Friday night, bursting away late to win an otherwise dour and hard-fought clash at Optus Stadium by 30 points.

    Needing to overcome former coach Ross Lyon and the Saints to claim a slice of history, Walyalup trailed by one point early in the final term before a six-goal burst that cracked the Saints and sealed the 16.8 (104) to 11.8 (74) win.

    Superstar midfielder Shai Bolton put the finishing touches on with a Mark of the Year contender deep in defence before booting the goal of the night from the boundary line and celebrating Sir Doug Nicholls Round in style.

    Like they have done frequently this season, Walyalup soaked up the best of what their opposition could muster before unleashing all of their attacking weapons in a match-winning burst, further solidifying their top-two position.

    ALL THE HIGHLIGHTS

    They were challenged by a defensively strong Saints team, particularly through the first half, but overwhelmed the visitors through field position in the second half, winning the inside 50s (61-45) and contested possessions (148-131) by the final siren.

    Young star Murphy Reid was brilliant throughout, finishing with a game-high 14 score involvements and creating opportunities amid chaos to kick two goals from his 30 disposals.

    Andrew Brayshaw (25 and seven clearances) shouldered a bigger midfield load in the absence of injured stars Caleb Serong and Hayden Young, while key forward Jye Amiss booted a game-high four goals.

    Pat Voss was influential in a defensive role on star interceptor Callum Wilkie, holding the Saints captain to three marks and kicking three goals himself, with Josh Treacy (two goals and 11 marks) a relentless force.

    For the Saints, the loss marked a second loss against a contender while leading in the fourth quarter after challenging Brisbane in round three but falling short, with Lyon's side slipping to 5-6.

    Improved midfielder Max Hall was outstanding with 25 disposals, nine clearances and two goals, while Jack Sinclair (29 and six rebounds) provided plenty of drive.

    The Saints will need to assess ruck Rowan Marshall after he hobbled from the ground late, while Dougal Howard suffered a calf injury that ended his night early.

    While the focus was on Walyalup's record, Euro-Yroke was shooting for a 10-in-a-row of its own on Friday night after winning nine consecutive first quarters dating back to round two.

    And the visitors made an excellent start when Hall converted a long set shot from the boundary in the opening minute, with the young star then seizing on a loose ball to snap his second as the Saints settled into a position of control.

    Walyalup's big forwards lifted to get the team going, with Voss, Amiss and Treacy all kicking goals to bring scores back to level before Mason Wood took a contested mark deep in attack to give the Saints' their 10th consecutive quarter time lead.

    Walyalup fell 13 points behind after Mattaes Phillipou converted on the run to open the second term and needed to lift in the engine room, with Brayshaw leading the response in a big second quarter.

    The stand-in captain had four clearances for the term as Walyalup went on a three-goal run, with Amiss converting back-to-back set shots and Voss outmuscling Wilkie as the pair continued an entertaining battle.

    Impressive defender Karl Worner conceded a goal to Phillipou, however, when he stepped over the goalline without being under sufficient pressure, with the Saints claiming the lead back when Wood landed his second from another contested mark.

    Walyalup were looking at their third-lowest half-time score for the season and needed a spark, with classy finisher Michael Frederick snapping a terrific goal to cut the margin to one point at the main break.

    Walyalup turned the screws through the third term but didn't take full toll on the scoreboard, with midfielder Neil Erasmus providing a highlight when he converted on the run in his 50th AFL game.

    The Saints went end-to-end to allow former player Liam Henry to kick his second goal late in the third term, but the visitors were not able to capitalise when they were in striking distance as Walyalup created history under Justin Longmuir.

    WALYALUP           3.1   7.2   10.5   16.8 (104)
    EURO-YROKE        4.1   7.3   9.5   11.8 (74)

    GOALS
    Walyalup: Amiss 4, Voss 3, Dudley 2, Treacy 2, Bolton, Erasmus, Frederick, Reid, Switkowski
    Euro-Yroke: Hall 2, Henry 2, Hill 2, Phillipou 2, Wood 2, Wilson

    BEST
    Walyalup: Reid, Amiss, Treacy, Brayshaw, Voss, Cox, Bolton
    Euro-Yroke: Hall, Sinclair, Phillipou, Wilson, Flanders

    INJURIES
    Walyalup: Nil
    Euro-Yroke: Howard (calf), Marshall (leg)

    Crowd: 53,707 at Optus Stadium

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