In the fourth semi-final, the Suns made the trip over to Perth to take on the undefeated Fremantle Dockers in what was the Suns’ first finals appearance in the club’s history.
Fremantle played the game on their terms
From the first quarter, the Dockers were already on the front foot, with a 15-7 start only eight minutes into the first quarter.
At the back end of the first quarter, the Dockers hit their straps and didn’t give the Suns a sniff, with the Sun’s only scoring eight points going into half-time.
The Dockers’ defence was outstanding, keeping young gun Kalinda Howarth goalless, and continuing to stifle her influence for most of the game.
By the end of the third quarter, the Dockers were up by 40 points. They didn’t stop there, finishing the game with an outstanding final term to eventually win by 70 points. No doubt this will help them storm into the preliminary final against the Dees with the confidence they’ll need.
And another! Houghton slams it through all by herself in the square 🤩
— Fremantle Dockers AFLW (@freodockersAFLW) March 21, 2020
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