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Justin Longmuir. Shirtless footballer and navy-uniformed official at night AFL stadium
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Dockers edge Geelong to reach preliminary final

Fremantle beat Geelong in a semifinal thriller to reach their first preliminary final since 2015, now facing Sydney.

Fremantle started brilliantly and built a 31-point lead but were challenged in the third quarter. Luke Jackson turned the game in seven stunning minutes, booting two goals and setting up a crucial running goal to swing momentum hard.

Fremantle held on to win and book a spot in next week's preliminary final against Sydney. Coach Justin Longmuir said there's no satisfaction yet: the job is not done.

The Swans will be heavy favourites at their home ground after beating Brisbane, but Longmuir said his team will go over there as genuine underdogs and give their best.

31 points
Fremantle's largest lead
2015
Previous preliminary final appearance
1995
Previous Grand Final appearance
Sydney
Opponent in preliminary final

Why it mattersFremantle is one win away from the Grand Final for the first time since 1995, chasing their first premiership.

AustraliaOne of Australia's biggest AFL stories: the Dockers are now playing for a flag.

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