Fremantle's AFL Women's team will host the Western Bulldogs at Cockburn ARC Oval in Round 6 of the 2026 NAB AFLW Season. 

The game will commence at 1.05pm on Saturday 19 September. 

Tickets for the match are just $15 for adults, while juniors (under 14) are free. Make sure you avoid the queues by purchasing your ticket online before the game. 

The main gate is located on Remembrance Avenue and is the only entrance into the ground. Patrons will not be able to enter via Cockburn ARC's main entry. 

Parking around Cockburn ARC Oval is limited, so we strongly encourage fans to catch Public Transport or park nearby at Cockburn Shopping Centre and walk over.

Cockburn ARC Oval 

The Fremantle Dockers will play all AFL Women's home matches at the Club's Cockburn headquarters for the 2026 NAB AFLW Season, in a move set to support future growth and elite standards for the program. 

To find out more information about everything happening on AFLW match days at Cockburn ARC Oval, including activations around the ground, food and drink, seating information, tickets and more, please head to our AFLW Match Day Hub. 

Information specific to this weekend's game can be found below. 

Key times - Round 6 v Western Bulldogs 

12pm - Gates Open 
12.20pm - 12.40pm- First Warm Up  
12.54pm - Team Entry  
1.05pm - Game commences  
Final Siren - Game Day activations end  
Final Siren - Food trucks close  
15 mins post final siren - Woodside Energy Kick 2 Kick on-ground 

What's happening on the day? 

Freo Footy Giveaway + TOYOTA AFL GRAND FINAL TICKETS
To celebrate a huge weekend of Freo footy, we'll have a heap of incredible prizes up for grabs for anyone who attends Saturday's AFLW game, with prize draws at Quarter Time, Half Time and Full Time.

The major prize that will be given away on Saturday to two lucky Freo fans will be two tickets to the 2026 Toyota AFL Grand Final.

AFL Authorised GF Promotion: GFAFL26/186.

The full list of available prizes can be found below;

• 1 x set of signed 2026 AFL and AFLW home jumpers (two jumpers in total)
• 1 x set of signed 2026 AFL and AFLW home jumpers (two jumpers in total)
• 1 x signed 2026 AFL ball
• 2 x tickets to the Doig Medal Event (AFL Fairest & Best) 
• 2 x tickets to the AFLW Fairest & Best Event
• 2 x tickets to the 2026 Toyota AFL Grand Final

Woodside Energy Kick 2 Kick
Head out onto Cockburn ARC Oval 15 minutes after the final siren has sounded to have a kick of the footy, proudly supported by Woodside Energy. 

Food Trucks at the game this week 

• Nihon Taco 
• El Aleman Loco 
• Joey’s Ice-cream 
• Coffee Van is Here  

Things to remember 

• The grass hill on the far wing is naturally sloped, and chairs are not allowed inside the venue. We strongly recommend a rug or low seating option for the best and most comfortable viewing experience. 
• Bags or other items larger than an A3 piece of paper may not be permitted. 
• No cloaking facilities are available. 
• Bringing your own food into the venue is permitted but must be in a soft cooler bag (hard eskies, glass and aluminium are not permitted). 
• No BYO Alcohol permitted at any time. 
• No pass-outs are available. 

Help Us Help You 
Report anti-social behaviour to venue staff immediately or text 0457 141 188. 

The Western Bulldogs have leapfrogged Fremantle to jump back into the top eight after winning a wind-affected match 6.4 (40) to 4.6 (30) on Saturday.

Conditions were far from cyclonic at Cockburn ARC Oval, yet only a single point was kicked for the entire match to one end of the ground in a situation that would have given the Dogs a feeling of destiny when they trailed by less than a goal at three-quarter time.

The opening term may not have instilled them with such confidence as they failed to score, Fremantle kicking away through majors to Georgie Brisbane and Noa McNaughton.

However, by half-time it was the Bulldogs by 11 points on the back of four second-quarter goals.

Alice Edmonds dominated hitouts, but the small Dogs at her feet were having trouble capitalising on her dominance with clearances breaking even across the match despite a 38-16 difference in the taps.

Fremantle took control again when play resumed in the third quarter but wasted opportunities before Hayley Miller kicked truly, followed by the only other goal of the quarter from Kiara Bowers that put the home side back in front at the final change.

Any thought of defending the three-point lead disappeared almost as soon as play resumed, as Heidi Woodley goaled for the Dogs just 17 seconds into the fourth quarter.

Sarah Hartwig put the result to bed with another Bulldogs goal midway through the term.

The Dogs were well served by Isabelle Pritchard (21 disposals, six tackles, six clearances and one goal), Cleo Buttifant (16, four, five and one) and Edmonds who finished with 35 hitouts and 13 disposals.

Bowers was Fremantle's best with 23 touches, eight tackles, eight clearances and a goal.

Next up
The Bulldogs return home to Mission Whitten Oval where they face Port Adelaide on Saturday afternoon, while Fremantle also head east but only as far as Adelaide to take on the Crows early on Sunday afternoon.

FREMANTLE                  2.3    2.3    4.6    4.6 (30)
WESTERN BULLDOGS   0.0    4.2    4.3    6.4 (40)

GOALS
Fremantle: Miller, McNaughton, Brisbane, Bowers
Western Bulldogs: Woodley, Pritchard, McDonald, Hartwig, Buttifant, Bennetts

BEST: 
Fremantle: Bowers, McCarthy, Newton, Strom
Western Bulldogs: Fitzgerald, Pritchard, Kimber, Edmonds

INJURIES: 
Fremantle: TBC
Western Bulldogs: TBC

Crowd: TBC at Cockburn ARC Oval