What more could we want indeed? Hey, you know what we could want? We want a Dockers win tonight.

That's exactly what we want.

I'll tell you, it was a perfect little segue.

I led you in there beautifully and you picked it up.

I love that, Doug, but you're right.

So the equation tonight is Fremantle Dockers, they simply must win.

for their season to continue.

The MCG is packed full of not only Aussies, but also Americans.

No, look, they had a crack in the second half, though, but they just could not break that lead, could they?

No, they actually won the second half.

I think they won the second half by a point, Doug.

The problem for Fremantle was that they kicked the first goal of the game for Luke Jackson.

They looked really good, and it looked like the energy was up, the crowd was involved, and then...

Hawthorne just brought this unrelenting pressure and Fremantle simply couldn't match it.

And Fremantle then conceded the next six goals.

When it comes to the rest of the comp, what's happening for the rest of the finals at the moment?

How are you holding up? Yeah, good morning,

Doug.

Good morning, Sunshine family.

Yeah, look, it's been a massive week.

I'll tell you what, the story involving the Sydney Swans, these five players at the centre of these sexual assault allegations...

I can't remember a story like it in recent memory, Doug.

It's got so many layers to it.

What's happening with the Dockers and the Eagles? Let's talk a bit of hope in football.

What's-- who's playing? What's happening?

It does.

The Eagles and Dockers, their seasons begin on Sunday.

The AFLW already had two games, uh, St Kilda and Carlton, um, on last Sunday, and then a game last night as well.

But the focus for our local teams is on Sunday.

Uh, the Dockers hosting Port Adelaide.

Uh, Mim Strom, the ruck, plays her seventy-fifth game, just the fourth female Docker to do so, so that's a great effort from them.

Now, is, are we back into cricket season already? [laughs]