Hawthorn will head west to take on Fremantle in its second game in Week 6.
Both teams have recorded five wins and one loss, with both losses coming at the hands of the Crows. Hawthorn sit second on the ladder, while the Dockers are fourth.
Sunday’s game is bound to be an exciting matchup between the two sides.
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Details
WHO: Fremantle v Hawthorn
WHAT: Week 6
WHEN: Sunday 6 October
TIME: 5.05pm AEDT / 2.05pm AWST
WHERE: Fremantle Oval, Perth
BROADCAST: Fox Footy
RADIO: 3WBC
How to watch
For those wanting to follow along at home, the game will be broadcast live on Fox Footy and Kayo Sports.
Follow @hawthornaflw on Facebook, X, and Instagram for behind-the-scenes access and all the best highlights, photos, stats and stories throughout the game.
Our last game
Hawthorn (35) defeated Gold Coast Suns (22) in Week 6, 2024.
Hawthorn secured a 13-point win over the Gold Coast at Kinetic Stadium.
Eliza West was instrumental for the Hawks through the centre, amassing 23 disposals, nine tackles and a goal. While young gun Jasmine Fleming, in her 25th AFLW match, showcased elite explosiveness and power out of stoppage.
Mattea Breed (15 touches) was powerful around the contest, fending off Suns opponents with ease. Her attack on the contest was exceptional and she set the tone for Hawthorn’s on-ball unit.
Tilly Lucas-Rodd (14 disposals) was a calming influence off half-back, while Greta Bodey’s (18 disposals, five tackles) versatility on the wing and as a forward was integral to Hawthorn’s success.
Last time we met
Hawthorn (22) defeated by Fremantle (35) in Round 3, 2023.
The Hawks met the Dockers at Fremantle Oval, going down by 13 points.
It was Emily Bates (22 disposals) and Tilly Lucas-Rodd (21 touches, five clearances) who led the way, both impressing through the middle.
Aine McDonagh, Aileen Gilroy and Greta Bodey each slotted a major apiece.
Kaitlyn Ashmore, Bates, Kristy Stratton, Lucas-Rodd and Jenna Richardson were among the Hawks best on the day.
Membership
Members can simply scan their digital membership card to access the game.
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AFLW matches are mobile-only ticketing events. This means your phone is your ticket, so you must download the Hawks App and log in to your account.
Due to enhanced technology, you won’t be able to use screenshots of your tickets to scan into the venue. If you need to pass your ticket on to family or friends, you must forward your ticket using the forwarding function in the Hawks App.
Click here for instructions on how to download the Hawks App and forward your tickets.
