How to watch Fremantle vs Geelong for FREE: Live streams & TV channels for AFL 2026 Semi-Final
Watch Fremantle vs Geelong FREE on 7Plus (Australia) Unlock your stream with NordVPN (save 75%) Fremantle vs Geelong kick-off: Fri, Sep 11 at 6.10am ET / 11.10am BST / 8.10pm AEST Watch Fremantle vs Geelong live streams from the Optus Stadium as the minor premiers try to avoid an AFL 2026 exit at the earliest opportunity, against the visiting Cats.
The Semi-Final winner goes through to the Preliminary Final next week, the loser is out.
The Dockers had enjoyed a club-record 19 home-and-away wins in the regular season but defeat last weekend by Hawthorn was a stunning first home reverse of the season in Perth.
Justin Longmuir's side must now go the long way round to reach a first Preliminary Final since 2015 after the minor premiers lost their third match from four.
Josh Treacy endured a bit of a shocker last week – failing to take a mark for just the second time in his 104-game career – but the key forward is determined to prove his elite smarts and bounce back in this crunch clash.
The Cats finished fifth in the ladder and now seek their 12th prelim since coach Chris Scott took the reins in 2011.
Geelong are full of experience and last weekend won seven straights games by an average of 35 points.
Against the in-form Carlton, last year's runners-up really stepped and they will want to quieten the crowd early in Perth and put pressure on a Fremantle side that seemed to wilt last time out.
Captain Patrick Dangerfield is a big-game player, much-needed too as Max Holmes and Jeremy Cameron have fitness concerns.
The winner goes through to face Hawthorn.
Read on as we explain how to watch Fremantle vs Geelong for free in the AFL 2026 Semi-Final.
Can you watch Fremantle vs Geelong for free? Yes .
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