After a close loss against Collingwood, Hawthorn will be looking to turn things around when it takes on Fremantle this Saturday at Optus Stadium.
If the Hawks win this weekend, it will mark the club's 1000th VFL/AFL win.
The Dockers host their second home game inside six days, while it will be Hawthorn's first match at Optus Stadium in more than 12 months.
The Hawks currently have a 3-3 record at the venue, but have lost their three previous matches against the Dockers.
The game is also set to mark Sam Frost's 50th game milestone in the brown and gold.
Read more on the full team set to take on the Dockers here.
Details:
WHO: Hawthorn v Fremantle
WHAT: Round 13
WHEN: Saturday 11 June, 4.10pm AEST / 2.10pm AWST
WHERE: Optus Stadium
BROADCAST: Fox Footy
How to watch
Thinking of going to the game? To buy a ticket for this match, please visit Ticketmaster.
For those wanting to follow along at home, the game will be broadcast live on Fox Footy, and can be streamed through Kayo.
Follow @hawthornfc on Instagram, Facebook and Twiter for updates throughout the game.
Membership
Eligible WA members will have access to redeem a $0 ticket to this match. A unique barcode has been sent to members via email.
Tickets can be redeemed via Ticketmaster.
If you have not received your barcode, please contact the membership team on 1 3000 HAWKS (42957).
Last time we met
Fremantle (108) defeated Hawthorn (46) - Round 17, 2021
Hawthorn took on Fremantle in a classic showdown in Tassie.
Despite Dylan Moore kicking the first goal of the game, the Dockers dominated the first term as the Hawks struggled to move the ball.
But the brown and gold refused to give up, kicking a few goals in the second term to keep the game within reach.
Fremantle however showed composure and held control of the game throughout, going on to win by 62 points.
Despite the loss, Lachlan Bramble - who was playing in just the fourth game of his AFL career - was prolific with 27 disposals and 550 meters gained.
Tom Mitchell, Changkuoth Jiath and Jacob Koschitzke were also dominating figures for the Hawks.
Our last game
Collingwood (72) defeated Hawthorn (68)
The first Sunday of winter produced sloppy conditions with the first half full of unforced errors and missed opportunities.
Collingwood took control early, scoring 43 points from turnovers in the first half to lead by 23 points at the main break. Hawthorn was able to claw back, scoring five consecutive goals to lead after trailing by 30 points.
It went on to become an epic battle between the teams, with the Pies just holding onto their lead to win by four points.
Ned Reeves was back in the side after his shoulder injury in Round 5. Reeves, who won the ruck battle, collected 30 hit-outs in his first game back.
Jai Newcombe had another stand out performance in the rain amassing 24 disposals, 11 tackles and seven clearances. Alongside Newcombe, Tom Mitchell, Mitch Lewis, Blake Hardwick, James Sicily and Lachlan Bramble were pivotal for the side.
