Fremantle Dockers and Collingwood set to add latest blockbuster hit to growing collection in Gather Round

Voss ends Pies curse - Round 19, 2025 A career-best six goals from Pat Voss helped Fremantle end their Collingwood hoodoo and overcome an all-time performance from Nick Daicos to secure a thrilling one-point win at the MCG. The Dockers came into the game without a win against the Pies in six years, a record that looked likely to extend as they went 22 points down five minutes into the final quarter. However, the visitors stormed home with the last four goals of the game, including Voss’ sixth major to take a one-point lead with seven minutes remaining. Jamie Elliott would tie the scores before a third behind from Shai Bolton got Fremantle back in front as Josh Treacy took a match-saving mark in the goal square in the final play of the game. Pies superstar Nick Daicos gathered 43 disposals, eight clearances and a goal, but would end up on the losing side. It’s a draw! - Round 11, 2024 Just a year before Pat Voss’ heroics, the Dockers mounted another big fourth-quarter comeback, but this time fell agonisingly short of completing the heist to split the points at Optus Stadium. The Dockers went 25 points down with less than 15 minutes left after Bobby Hill kicked his first of the night before Bailey Banfield sparked an unlikely run. Sean Darcy received a hugely controversial free kick after Lachie Sullivan was deemed to be time-wasting before Alex Pearce kicked just the fifth goal of his 118-game career to make it a one-point game. Jeremy Sharp had a look at the goal from less than 30m out with under a minute to go, but hooked his shot on the run left, as it ended 75-75. Pies end Fremantle and Mundy - Semi-final, 2022 It is the only finals meeting between the two clubs and was the final game of club legend David Mundy’s career as Collingwood proved too strong to end the Dockers’ season. The Dockers kicked just one behind in the first quarter and never recovered despite the inaccuracy of the Pies, who kicked nine straight behinds through the middle of the game. Andrew Brayshaw and Caleb Serong had 66 touches between them, but despite recovering from 41 points down to stun the Bulldogs in the elimination final just a week prior, the Dockers left the run too late, going down by 20 points. Mundy finished with 18 disposals and a goal in the final quarter. Walters claims see-saw - Round 11, 2019 This clash had it all as the Dockers trailed by 18 points before kicking five straight goals to storm into the lead, before conceding four back the other way as Collingwood led by nine points within the final 10 minutes. Fremantle legend Nat Fyfe had a vintage performance with 32 touches and six clearances, but was shaded by Collingwood great Scott Pendlebury, who had two goals and 29 touches. Brandon Matera got the Dockers to within a goal before Michael Walters would cap off one of the best games of his career with his second goal of the night, putting them in front in the final two minutes, and ultimately taking the win.