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Zanker's late mark seals Fremantle's first Cockburn win

Eden Zanker's crucial mark and goal in the final moments gave Fremantle a 37-22 win.

Fremantle beat Essendon at Cockburn on Sunday. Recruit Eden Zanker marked and kicked a late goal to seal the 15-point victory.

The Dockers lost star ruckman Mim Strom before the game due to shoulder soreness. Dual All-Australian defender Emma O'Driscoll left early with an ankle injury.

Despite the blow, the team steadied and claimed its first win at the club's new home ground, moving to 3-2. Midfielder Kiara Bowers led with 26 disposals and nine tackles.

Forwards Gabby O'Sullivan and Hayley Miller sparked crucial moments late in the match.

37-22
Final score
15 points
Margin of victory
26 disposals, 9 tackles
Bowers disposals and tackles
3-2
Record after win

Why it mattersFremantle proved it can win under pressure without its star players. That's a crucial test for finals football.

AustraliaThe Dockers' first Cockburn win is a building block toward the AFLW finals, showing depth matters in their push for a title.

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