Fremantle take on Geelong on Thursday 18 June at Optus Stadium. The game will commence at 6.10pm WST. 

This week marks the Club's Stealth Game, with Freo set to bring Stealth back to Optus Stadium as a home game for the first time, transforming it into a bold, immersive experience for fans. 

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

Transport Information 

Thursday Night Footy 

• Trains between Perth and Perth Stadium Station will operate every 4 minutes from 4.05pm until 6.33pm. 
• Trains on the Armadale and Thornlie-Cockburn lines will operate every 12 minutes. 
• Direct trains on the Yanchep and Mandurah lines will not be operating before the match, as this period overlaps with the weekday peak-hour timetable when our trains are already in full operation across the network. 
• The Suburban Event Bus Network will not be operating before the game, passengers will need to catch a timetabled bus or train to the event. Alternatively, you can catch the Red CAT and walk over the Matagarup Bridge. 
• 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 Thursday. 

Key times - Round 15 v Geelong 

4pm - Membership services available at Gate B & E   
4.30pm - Gates open  
5.20pm - 5.40pm - First Warm Up  
5.59pm - Team Entry  
6.08pm - Coin Toss  
6.10pm - Game commences 

What's happening on the day? 

Charlie Shell (The Ressies, Level 5 Eastern Scoreboard Terrace)
DJ Charlie Shell will be hosting a pre-game party in the Ressies Bar, with performances throughout the evening. Head up early to get amongst it.

Quarter Time Light Show
The joy of being part of a spectacular light show is real, no matter where you are in the stadium. Using the power of sound and light, we will captivate you with a synchronised stadium and mobile light show, creating an immersive experience that will leave a lasting impression.

Be sure to have your phone ready to scan the QR code on the big screens and become part of the action.

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: Try your creative side with the Freo Craft Workshop. This week, decorate and make your own squishy stress ball! 
• Player Visit: Freo players will be stopping by at half-time, so be sure to catch them for an autograph or selfie. 

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

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

• Wheelchair Footy: WA All Abilities Wheelchair football 'come and try' and inclusion specialists will be on-hand to discuss participation opportunities in adaptive football for people living with disabilities. Wheelchair Footy will be running from when stadium gates open until the end of half-time. 
• Reaction Game: Test your reaction speed! This fun and addictive game challenges you to catch as many falling batons as you can before they hit the ground. 
• UV Face Paint: Stealth mode may be activated, but you can pop down to the UV paint station to make sure the purple pops amongst the darkness. 
• Photobooth: Aura up just like Josh Treacy with our AI photobooth. Inspired by the 2026 Stealth shoot, we can put you in a mirror backdrop just like the Big Cohuna and capture the moment for you to have forever. 

• Glow Wall: The mystique of Stealth can be found right here in a dark marquee with some UV light pens. Get arty with our Glow Wall, where the UV light activates like a pen against the wall for a moment before mysteriously disappearing. 
• Freo Guess Who?: How well do you know the players? Challenge your mates to the classic Guess Who? Game with a Freo twist!

Containers for Change Giveaway!
Thanks to our friends at Containers for Change, one lucky attendee will be surprised with a signed and framed 2026 Fremantle Dockers AFL guernsey at half-time simply by using a green Containers for Change bin at the game. Our container cam will capture fans returning their empty 10-cent drink containers into the right bin somewhere in Optus Stadium, so keep a lookout at half-time to see if you’re the fan who is rewarded.

Make sure you grab a free Containers for Change bag on your way out of the stadium today to keep saving 10-cent containers at home. Remember, every 10-cent container is worth saving. With Containers for Change, It All Adds Up!

TABtouch Darts
Have you got the touch? Come have a shot at the TABtouch Darts activation 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 Thursday'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 Freo ticket holders and members who are in WA a free Big Mac on the Monday following a win, home or away. 

Fremantle fans can simply show their digital game day ticket or digital membership to claim their Big Mac for FREE. 

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: 

• Cloaking facilities are available, but please avoid bringing 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. 

Fremantle had a strong second half after coming from behind to beat Geelong by nine points on Thursday night in a thrilling heavyweight battle at Optus Stadium. 

Fremantle fell 28 points down in the second quarter against the only team that has beaten them this season, but they produced a powerful seven-goal third quarter to turn the tide, holding on late to win 14.15 (99) to 14.6 (90).

Wearing a black and purple 'stealth' jumper, they put their weapons on display, with superstar ruckman Luke Jackson producing an enormous performance to finish with 28 disposals, three goals, nine tackles and 25 hitouts. 

Midfield star Andrew Brayshaw was also enormous when the game was on the line, winning 16 disposals in the critical third quarter and finishing with a game-high 35 in a performance that oozed leadership and courage, with the Dockers winning the midfield battle on the back of their vice-captain's efforts. 

Freo overcame a collective case of the yips in the first half, kicking 3.11 at one point in the second quarter as the Cats surged, but they showed resilience and maturity to turn their fortunes around in the front half and start taking their chances. 

Spearhead Jye Amiss was at the forefront, booting 3.4 and converting a pair of long-range set shots deep in the third quarter to give his team a critical break that they were able to defend. 

Geelong was brave and challenged the Freo Dockers right to the end despite some key players missing, including Bailey Smith and Tom Stewart, with Patrick Dangerfield a constant presence in the midfield and defender Connor O'Sullivan playing a brilliant game on Freo spearhead Josh Treacy. 

The build-up to Thursday night was all about who the taggers on both sides would go to, but coaches Justin Longmuir and Chris Scott were happy to back their midfield stars in the opening quarter and let them go head-to-head. 

There were brilliant match-ups everywhere, with Caleb Serong and Dangerfield going head-to-head at stoppages, and Max Holmes lining up on both Hayden Young and Brayshaw as both midfields found space and attacked. 

Jack Martin was a major threat for the Cats, booting three first-quarter goals from marks inside 50, while Jackson, Murphy Reid and Patrick Voss all kicked majors through a see-sawing opening that saw the Dockers grab an early lead. 

Oli Wiltshire booted back-to-back goals in two minutes for the visitors, however, with Martin's third from some clever bodywork on Karl Worner giving the visitors a 10-point lead at the first break. 

Freo's inaccuracy continued to cost them in the second term, with Amiss booting his third behind from a set shot and Sam Switkowski, Voss and Reid all hitting the post from chances. 

They had 0.7 for the quarter at one point while the Cats couldn't miss and went on a seven-goal run that opened a game-high 28-point lead, with Jeremy Cameron dangerous and Shannon Neale benefiting from a protected area 50m penalty. 

There was a sense of urgency for Freo to respond and break their run of behinds, with Voss delivering after a goal line scramble and helping turn the tide, with Treacy then stepping up to convert from 50m. 

The key forward then combined with the brilliant Reid and Young at half-forward, working cleverly in tight before Young found Jackson inside 50 with his right foot for a third straight goal that cut the margin to nine points at half-time. 

Brayshaw turned the game in the third quarter with a massive performance in the midfield, racking up 16 disposals for the term as the Dockers went on a seven-goals-to-two run. 

Where their accuracy had deserted them early in the game, the key forwards locked in and didn't miss, with Amiss booting a pair of crucial set shots from long range and Treacy converting through a 7.0 quarter that opened up a 19-point lead at the last break. 

FREMANTLE                      3.4   6.11   13.11   14.15 (99) 
GEELONG                            5.2   9.2   11.4   14.6 (90) 

GOALS 
Fremantle: Amiss 3, Jackson 3, Treacy 2, Voss 2, Dudley, Erasmus, Reid, Serong
Geelong: Martin 3, Cameron 2, O.Henry 2, Neale 2, Wiltshire 2, J.Henry, Mullin, Stevens 

BEST
Fremantle: Jackson, Brayshaw, Reid, Pearce, Erasmus, Amiss, B Cox 
Geelong: O'Sullivan, Dangerfield, Holmes, Bruhn, Humphries, Atkins  

INJURIES
Fremantle: Nil 
Geelong: Nil 

Crowd: 55,201 at Optus Stadium