AFL semifinal live: Fremantle vs Geelong live blog, scores and stats from Perth Stadium

Wharfie Time works again! The Dockers win the critical centre clearance, get it deep to Voss who wins the free kick and set off the greatest celebration Fremantle has seen in 13 years!

What a game. What a night for the Dockers.

First of all, that says it all about this game really.

More importantly though, it’s an eight-point game. The Cats have to kick two goals in 1:15.

And what’s this? They’ve just declared Wharfie Time.

It’s a 14-point lead currently thanks to a rushed Fremantle behind and a shocking miss from Murphy Reid.

But crucially time has come off the clock. The Cats need three goals in no time. It looks unlikely, but you can never say never tonight.

Crazy, crazy, stupid, insane, mad, ridiculous game.

The Serong goal had ended it! Surely! Nope, the Cats have kicked two goals from centre bounce to get the margin back to 12 almost immediately.

Neale was awarded a free kick for a very slight hold from Pearce on the lead, and drilled his set shot. Still 7:36 to play. Heaps of time now.

Or not. Who knows. It’s a mad, mad game.

Patrick Dangerfield is in the middle for the first time all game, and he influenced that clearance heavily. The ball emerged and Mannagh was released. His kick on goal from 50 was converted. Hope?

It’s come from a panicked, rushed clearing kick from Tom Stewart, who has not had his best evening. The ball fell on Caleb Serong’s chest and the stadium fell silent.

From 50 metres out, this little champion has delivered for his club yet again. What a footballer he is.

The lead is 24 points with eight minutes and change to play. I think the Dockers are into a preliminary final.

That’s goal number five for Henry, and in the nick of time too. This one comes from a loose ball 40 from goal, which he gathered and converted with a fine left-foot snap.

Back to 17 points. Ten minutes to play. Not done yet.

With five and a half minutes wiped off the clock, the Dockers kick the opening goal of the term through Frederick and that might just break the back of this Geelong resistance.

Johnson had a massive win on the wing over Dempsey before he found Frederick. Feels like Johnson has had a significant night.

It’s pandemonium! In the space of five minutes, it feels like the Dockers have won the game! The Cats are shellshocked.

It’s come from another free kick, as three of those four goals have, this one conceded by Edwards in the ruck. Haven’t seen a replay so not sure what happened, but it’s fair to say Jackson has absolutely taken Edwards to the cleaners in these last few minutes and maybe won his team the game in the process.

In the space of three minutes, the game has totally changed again! The Dockers lead by 10 and are going to roar into the final term with a head of steam!

That was poor by the Cats, first from Edwards getting slaughtered in the ruck again by Jackson and then by Stewart who just watched as Voss ran free into space to receive the handball and goal. The crowd is going absolutely insane now with seconds to go.

Another free kick to Fremantle gets them forward out of the middle, and Serong’s pass to Treacy was a scorcher.

The Big Cohuna rocks back, let’s it fly and splits the middle. And just like that, Freo are back in front!

Under three minutes to play in the third, that goal is massive for the Dockers. All momentum gone, they needed a goal more than oxygen right now.

A sloppy free kick conceded by Edwards hands Jackson a shot which he doesn’t pass up. It’s a gift, but Jackson held his nerve from 40 out. Big moment.

This is simply remarkable! The Cats can’t be stopped! The Dockers now look tired, with some poor defensive chases from Reid and McVee on the outer wing, and once the ball is inside 50 the Cats are winning every ball.

Dangerfield, Henry, it just keeps getting forced forward. Eventually it’s Cameron in the goalsquare getting a toe to the ball to make it an eight-point Geelong lead.

Unbelievable. You didn’t see this coming at half-time, but the Cats have totally owned this third quarter and despite missing some chances have now flipped the game totally on its head.

Smith again was the architect, finding Dangerfield inside 50. The skipper owned the moment this time and nailed the kick from 45.

This has been an incredible game all told. The margin is four points again.

It’s another centre bounce goal too. Smith nailed Johnson in a tackle which should have earned him a free kick, but instead of complaining he received a handball and split the back instead. His pass found Henry’s chest and Henry did the rest. Five minutes to play in the third.

Andy Brayshaw has seen enough. He had about three or four massive efforts on the wing there as his teammates floundered to first stop the Cats and then set up the Dockers.

It all ended with a long ball inside 50 which Amiss read best to mark at the back of the pack. He kicks his second to get it back to 10 points and just settle everything down.

Brayshaw though. He’s the difference maker.

Geez that’s a scary one. Henry was tunnelled dangerously by Chapman and landed very heavily on his shoulder. Luckily it wasn’t his neck, and he’s OK to go back and take his kick.

The Cats finally get reward for their effort in this quarter and it’s now a four-point game. Seriously impressive stuff from the Cats.