Luke Jackson leads Fremantle past Geelong in semi-final victory
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 11, 2026, 3:24 PM
Last updated Sep 11, 2026

Fremantle defeated Geelong at Optus Stadium on September 11, 2026, to move closer to a potential maiden club premiership. Geelong erased a 31-point deficit during the third quarter before Luke Jackson intervened with a decisive seven-minute stretch. Jackson recorded 25 disposals, 35 hitouts, and two goals while providing a consistent target in the forward line. Fremantle coach Justin Longmuir credited the ruckman's physical play and competitive approach for the mid-game turnaround. The result keeps the Dockers' premiership ambitions active following a high-pressure performance in the semi-final.
- •Fremantle defeated Geelong at Optus Stadium on September 11, 2026.
- •Luke Jackson registered 25 disposals, 35 hitouts, and two goals in the victory.
- •Fremantle dominated centre clearances 23 to 13 throughout the contest.
- •Jackson converted a set shot after the third-quarter siren to establish a 16-point lead.
- 3:24 PMAFL — With the Dockers on the ropes, Luke Jackson produced some familiar finals heroics
"Luke Jackson's dominant patch brought back memories of his Grand Final heroics, and it kept Fremantle's own premiership hopes alive
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