LIVE: Dockers v Eagles

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Geelong forward Jason Podsiadly marks infront of Eagle Blayne Wilson. Picture: Daniel Wilkins Source: Herald Sun

FOLLOW the Round 1 NAB Cup action between West Coast, Fremantle and Geelong from Paterson's Stadium in Perth.

10.31pm - Eagles lead by 21 points

West Coast 1.2.6 (27)
Fremantle 0.1.0 (6)

IT took 17 minutes for Fremantle to score in the mini Derby against West Coast at Paterson's Stadium.

Hayden Ballantyne opened the scoring for the Dockers breaking free to cut the margin to 21 points at the break.

West Coast pounced on the Dockers, fresh of defeating Geelong in game two of the triple header, kicking four goals clear early in the half.

But it should have been more with the Eagles wasting a number of gettable shots on goal.

Sharrod Wellingham has been good in his first outing as an Eagle picking up five possessions while laying two tackles in the first half.


Hayden Ballantyne breaks free to kick Fremantle's first goal of the match. Picture: Justin Benson-Cooper Source: PerthNow


10.16pm - Eagles make early running

West Coast 1.2.4 (25)
Fremantle 0.0.0 (0)

WEST Coast has bounced out of the blocks in the NAB Cup edition of the Western Derby at Paterson's Stadium.

Matthew Priddis opened the Eagles account earning a holding the ball decision and slotting the goal from 40m.

Enter developing key post Jeremy McGovern who made no mistake pouncing on the loose ball and snapping truly early in the first half.

Shannon Hurn added further pain to the scoreless Dockers with a super goal to make it a 25-point game.

Shannon Hurn finds space in the midfield. Picture: Justin Benson-Cooper Source: PerthNow


10pm - Dockers reign supreme

Fremantle 0.7.6 (48)
Geelong 0.4.6 (30)

FREMANTLE has triumphed by three goals over Geelong at Paterson's Stadium.

Dockers small forward Michael Walters sealed the victory with his second goal late in the game just as the Cats looked to be making a comeback.

Michael Barlow was the pick of the Dockers getting plenty of the football in the midfield while Chris Mayne looks to have escaped a serious ankle injury.

Mayne was in all sorts of bother lying on his back over the boundary line after rolling his right ankle in a tackle.

But the lead up forward recovered a short time later, walking around the boundary line and into the rooms, as the Dockers held sway.

Joel Selwood and Mitch Brown were the best of the Cats with two goals apiece.

Chris Mayne leaves the ground following an injury Picture: Justin Benson-Cooper Source: PerthNow


9.40pm - Dockers holding sway

Fremantle 0.5.6 (36)
Geelong 0.4.5 (29)

FREMANTLE is closing in on its first win of 2013 leading Geelong by seven points late in the second half.

But it's not without a few headaches with lead-up forward Chris Mayne off the ground with what appears to be an ankle injury.

Mayne received treatment after rolling his ankle over the boundary line.

9.15pm - Dockers lead, Cats rally

Fremantle 0.4.2 (26)
Geelong 0.2.4 (16)

FREMANTLE has a stranglehold on its NAB Cup clash against Geelong at Paterson's Stadium.

The Dockers lead by 10 points at half time following goals to Michael Walters, Hayden Crozier, Chris Mayne and Stephen Hill.

But the Cats hit back late in the half with Joel Selwood slotting his second to cut the margin to 12 points.

Mitch Brown had the chance to make it even closer but missed from 35m out before Steven Motlop errant bomb on the siren.

Fremantle star Tendai Mzungu breaks free against Geelong. Picture: Justin Benson-Cooper Source: PerthNow


8.57pm - Dockers, Cats locked in battle

Fremantle 0.1.0 (7)
Geelong 0.1.0 (6)

FREMANTLE onballer Clancee Pearce opened the scoring for the Dockers with a mark and goal early in the first half.

Pearce cut off a pass in front of goal, going back to punish Geelong for its turnover.

But the Cats hit back with Joel Selwood, fresh off kicking the match-winning super goal against West Coast, kicking a goal to cut the margin to one point.

8.40pm - Cats claw back to snatch victory

West Coast 1.6.2 (47)
Geelong 1.6.4 (49)

GEELONG captain Joel Selwood combined with Jimmy Bartel to deliver the Cats a stunning come from behind victory against West Coast.

Selwood landed the killer blow, a nine-point super goal from 52m, to give the Cats a two-point buffer with just 13 seconds left on the clock.

It was the Cats third successive goal to silence a parochial Paterson's Stadium crowd.

Travis Varcoe was solid off half back before drifting forward to kick a goal and give the Cats a sniff.

Meanwhile, Mark LeCras enjoyed a nice return to football with vintage goal in the second half.

LeCras was the beneficiary of a free kick against Geelong veteran Corey Enright, walking over the boundary line.

He went back and kicked the goal with a right-foot check side to give the Eagles a buffer.

James Podsiadly finished with two goals while Eagles spearhead Jack Darling slotted three of his own.

Eagle Mark LeCras takes a break in his first game back from a knee reconstruction. Picture: Daniel Wilkins Source: PerthNow


8.17pm - Stokes helped off

West Coast 0.4.1 (25)
Geelong 0.4.1 (25)

GEELONG has been dealt a blow with Matthew Stokes coming off the ground with what appears to be an ankle injury.

Stokes never looked comfortable after being crunched in a heavy tackle early in the second half.

The small forward got to his feet clutching his right ankle before being helped from the ground.

West Coast spearhead Jack Darling kicked his third goal of the match to keep the scores level at 25-all.

Matthew Stokes walks off the ground after rolling his ankle. Picture: Justin Benson-Cooper Source: PerthNow


8.13pm - Rivers stars in first half

West Coast 0.3.0 (18)
Geelong 0.3.0 (18)

Geelong recruit Jared Rivers was the standout for the Cats chopping off a number of Eagles attacks.

The former Melbourne defender finished the half with five disposals including two marks.

And it was Geelong who opened the second half in style with James Podsiadly kicking his third goal in a hurry to knot the scores before skipper Joel Selwood and Tom Hawkins combined for the Cats' fourth major.

Young Cat George Horlin-Smith made a fast start with seven touches and two tackles in an even first half at Paterson's Stadium.

Meanwhile, Eagles spearhead Jack Darling looks the most dangerous forward on the ground, benefiting from good delivery, kicking two goals.

Darling and Mark LeCras, returning from 12-months on the outer with injury, have worked well inside the arc.

Cat George Horlin-Smith gets a handball away, despite the tackle from Eagle Adam Selwood. Picture: Daniel Wilkins Source: PerthNow


7.47pm - Cats strike through Caddy, Podsiadly


West Coast 0.2.0 (12)
Geelong 0.2.0 (12)

JOSH Caddy made the perfect start to life as a Cat opening the scoring with just 22 seconds on the clock.

Caddy moved to the Cattery from Gold Coast during last November's AFL's trade.

Geelong spearhead James Podsiadly made it two in a row with a mark and goal from 40m out.

But the Eagles hit back in game one of the triple header at Paterson's Stadium with Ashton Hams taking a mark in the pocket and converting.

Mark LeCras has made a good start in his comeback match finding a bit of the football early.

The small forward set up the Eagles' second of the match, kicking the ball deep inside 50 for Jack Darling to swoop and kick around the body for goal.

Pre-match: All eyes will be on Eagles sharpshooter Mark LeCras, making his comeback from a knee reconstruction, in tonight's round-robin series.

LeCras missed all of last year after breaking down at training. He last suited up for the Eagles in 2011.

Former Collingwood midfielder Sharrod Wellingham will also be making his debut as the Eagles take on Geelong and then Fremantle in the last game of the night.

But the Eagles will be without stars Dean Cox (finger), Mark Nicoski (hamstring), Matthew Rosa (hamstring) and Nic Naitanui (groin) sidelined with injury.

Meanwhile, Geelong has injury problems of its own with ruckmen Hamish McIntosh (knee), Dawson Simpson (back) and Nathan Vardy sitting out the NAB Cup opener.

Trent West is expected to shoulder the bulk of the load at the stoppages with star midfielders Jimmy Bartel, Joel Corey, Steve Johnson and Joel Selwood attacking the contests.


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