Round 6 2004

West Coast v Fremantle
Round 6, 2004

Embley in action. Photo: aflphotos.com.au

Date

Sat, 1 May 2004 (5:40 PM WST)

Venue

Subiaco Oval

Attendance

42,135

Result

Lost by 10

Score

FRE 12.11.83 - 11.7.73 WCE

Brownlow

3 P.Bell (FRE)
2 P.Hasleby (FRE)
1 D.Kerr (WCE)

Ladder

9th

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West Coast lost a tightly-contested Derby, with Fremantle building a solid lead in the third quarter and then holding off the Eagles to take a 10-point win. Phil Matera kicked 4 goals for the losers and fellow small forward Ashley Sampi was lively in the first half with 3 goals.

Summary[]

		1/4 time		1/2 time		3/4 time		Final
West Coast		3.2.20		7.5.47		9.5.59		11.7.73
Fremantle		4.1.25		7.3.45		11.8.74		12.11.83

Goals: Matera 4, Kerr, Sampi 3, Glass

Best: Cousins, Kerr, Embley, Sampi, Lynch

Injuries: Nil

Named sides[]

	West Coast				Fremantle
B:	44.Wirrpanda	23.Glass	10.Braun	B:	43.Hayden	42.Haddrill	23.Parker
HB:	32.Embley	21.Lynch	31.Nicoski	HB:	14.Grover	18.McPharlin	6.Woods
C:	15.Chambers	9.Cousins	18.R.Jones	C:	8.McManus	29.Pavlich	19.Walker
HF:	28.Sampi	27.Jakovich	3.Judd	HF:	11.Headland	12.Polak	3.Schammer
F:	33.Matera	39.Hunter	16.Adkins	F:	33.Farmer	34.Medhurst	2.Simmonds
R:	20.Cox	7.Fletcher	4.Kerr	R:	31.Sandilands	32.Bell	4.Hasleby
I:	14.Seaby	11.Gaspar	41.Staker	I:	10.Cook	20.J.Longmuir	27.Gilmore
	5.Morrison				21.T.Longmuir
E:	2.McDougall	35.Green	22.Waters	E:	35.Siegert	38.Cunningham	36.Browne

In: Glass, Chambers, Jakovich, Gaspar

Out: Carroll, Green, McDougall, Waters

Late change: Green for Staker

From the papers[]

The Sunday Age[]

"Hasleby was unstoppable on the ball for most of the night and collected his third Ross Glendinning Medal as best-on-ground He won the award narrowly from Bell.

Hasleby had 30 touches and kicked two goals. Bell had 33 possessions and one goal.

The Eagles had their chances but had no targets up forward, apart from pint-sized Phil Matera, who kicked four goals despite being well held by Roger Hayden in one-on-one contests.

The Eagles had only four goalkickers compared with Fremantle's nine.

West Coast's best players were Andrew Embley, who did a good job on Matthew Pavlich, and Daniel Kerr, who burst forward a number of times and finished with three goals."