RECAP: Walyalup (Fremantle) Dockers eye road win against Greater Western Sydney

How do you miss that!?

Dudley put the ball in front of Voss streaming through the 50-metre arc.

It took a kind bounce into the big man’s lap and he sprinted on.

He turned the corner, burned a defender and ran into an open goal-square all alone.

And missed a point-blank shot!

That really hurts.

GWS 7, WAL 2

All the ceremonies are done, ending with a gift exchange as the Dockers win the toss.

Jackson wins the first tap down to Brayshaw and Fremantle go forward.

Brennan Cox is playing on Jesse Hogan.

Walyalup will wear black armbands for Robert Walls, father of the club’s Head of Player Personnel David Walls.

Bailey Banfield will start as the sub for the Dockers.

Today is the Giants’ first game at their traditional home ground since the win over West Coast on April 6.

Engie Stadium has been unavailable due to the Easter Show, which meant the Giants hosted one match in Canberra and played their other games away.

Having more than 850,000 people through the doors meant the surface took a hammering.

Over 1500 square metres of turf was replaced over 24 days to get the stadium back into AFL condition.

It’s still patchy around the interchange area plus where one 50m arc intersects with the boundary line, and you can see where the cricket pitch was for the Big Bash.

But the vast majority of the oval appears to have recovered well.

It’s another huge road trip for Walyalup who if they lose today will have lost their last three.

Darcy won’t play, meaning Luke Jackson will take most of the ruck duties but the Dockers will be quietly confident they can match the Giants in midfield.

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