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Fremantle`s gritty win over Hawthorn keeps their finals hopes alive in a tense Round 18 showdown.

Fremantle showcased their resilience with a hard-fought victory over Hawthorn at Optus Stadium, triumphing 12.5 (77) to 9.10 (64) in a tense Round 18 clash. The match was a gritty affair, marked by high pressure and fatigue, as Fremantle came from behind to seize control in the final moments. Their tactical focus on territory and precise goal-kicking proved pivotal, allowing them to capitalize on momentum shifts while Hawthorn struggled to maintain their composure.

As the clock wound down, Fremantle`s grinding play intensified, reflecting their determination to keep their finals hopes alive. This win not only bolsters their position in the AFL standings but also casts doubt on Hawthorn`s prospects moving forward. The contest was a testament to Fremantle`s strategic execution and mental fortitude, with the players demonstrating an unwavering commitment to the cause.

In regional competitions, Great Southern celebrated back-to-back titles in the Country Champs, with standout performances from players like Woods and Darcy Wallinger. Meanwhile, the South East team clinched their fifth Think! Road Safety South Australian Men’s Country Championship with a narrow 15-point victory over Southern Districts. The Northern Football Netball League Eagles also continued their impressive form, securing their sixth consecutive win against the Roos. For more detailed insights, visit AFL news and Fremantle vs Hawthorn match review.

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