Greater Western Sydney convincingly defeated the Dockers by 31-points despite some surges from the Fremantle side.

Fremantle had an early lead with Brandon Matera, Aaron Sandilands and Stephen Hill all kicking goals in the first quarter, but the Giants came out stronger in the second quarter and held on for the 11.16 (82) to 7.9 (51) win.

3QT | Freo left goalless in that quarter,
Their first goalless quarter this season. #AFLGiantsFreo 🔶62 ⚓36

— 6PR Football (@6prfootball) April 14, 2018

“Again, Walters and Hill there, both beautiful kicks but they’re at the back end of the circle” Brad #AFLGiantsFreo 🔶54 ⚓34

— 6PR Football (@6prfootball) April 14, 2018

Fremantle made a late change ahead of their clash; Darcy Tucker came into the 22 with Ed Langdon missing due to illness.

Hear how the game played out…

“Overall I think our effort was there, just lacked a bit of composure at times and they just showed us, if we made a mistake, how good they were,” Aaron Sandilands told 6PR.

“Just to get over the line shows that we’re maturing, we’re certainly growing after each week,” GWS’ Tim Taranto told 6PR after their win.

“It’s a fine line, at times I thought we were in it and then we were like a millions miles away,” Fremantle coach Ross Lyon told the media after the loss.

Fremantle assistant coach Michael Prior joined the boys on Saturday Morning at the Football ahead of their round four clash.