Sunday’s AFL 2018 Round 12 match is between Fremantle Dockers and Adelaide Crows. The opening kick is set to commence at 16:40 local time with the game to be played at Optus Stadium. The away team Adelaide Crows are the favourites for the match. View our preview and teams for the game between Fremantle Dockers and Adelaide Crows.
When: 16:40 | Sunday 10/06/2018
Where: Optus Stadium
Preview:
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Teams:
Fremantle Dockers: 
B: Taylin Duman, Luke Ryan, Alex Pearce
HB: Joel Hamling, Nathan Wilson, Shane Kersten
C: Adam Cerra, Lachie Neale, Ed Langdon
HF: Tommy Sheridan, Brennan Cox, Darcy Tucker
F: Andrew Brayshaw, Michael Walters, Connor Blakely
FOLL: Aaron Sandilands, David Mundy, Bailey Banfield
I/C: Michael Apeness, Hayden Ballantyne, Mitchell Crowden, Cam McCarthy, Ryan Nyhuis, Brandon Matera, Scott Jones, Stefan Giro
IN: Aaron Sandilands, Hayden Ballantyne, Mitchell Crowden, Ryan Nyhuis, Brandon Matera
OUT: Nat Fyfe (suspended)
Adelaide Crows: 
B: Kyle Hartigan, Daniel Talia, Luke Brown
HB: Paul Seedsman, Tom Doedee, Bryce Gibbs
C: David Mackay, Richard Douglas, Rory Atkins
HF: Wayne Milera, Taylor Walker, Lachlan Murphy
F: Darcy Fogarty, Josh Jenkins, Eddie Betts
FOLL: Sam Jacobs, Matt Crouch, Cameron Ellis-Yolmen
I/C: Hugh Greenwood, Jordan Gallucci, Jake Kelly, Myles Poholke, Sam Gibson, Andy Otten, Patrick Wilson, Reilly O’Brien
IN: Taylor Walker, Jordan Gallucci, Myles Poholke, Andy Otten, Patrick Wilson, Reilly O’Brien
OUT: Tom Lynch (injured), Rory Laird (injured)
AFL News:
Adelaide forward Tom Lynch is near certain to miss Sunday’s AFL match against Fremantle as his teammate Rory Laird also battles injury.
Lynch’s side strain is expected to rule him out of the Dockers game and Laird has to prove to coach Don Pyke at training on Thursday that he can play with a broken hand.
“It’s not displaced so it’s not like he has got a clean crack that requires setting … this is just a crack,” Pyke said on Wednesday of Laird.
“Some people, you can play on those in a week.
“It just depends on how sore they are and how it affects either your ball-handling or your ability to do what the game requires you to in a tackle space or in a spoil space as well.
“It is really just a matter of how comfortable he can get, so we will have a look at him tomorrow and see how that goes.”
Onballer Richard Douglas appears set to overcome a poke in an eye and be fit to face the Dockers.
But the Crows, in a slump of three losses in four games, will continue to be without captain Taylor Walker (back/glute) and vice-captain Rory Sloane (foot).
Walker has been sidelined for the past three games while Sloane has missed seven matches because of two separate foot injuries.
Pyke rated Walker a chance to resume against Hawthorn next weekend, before the club’s bye, but Sloane won’t return until after the break.
“That is more based upon the feedback we’re getting from a combination of our doctors and the surgeons who viewed him,” Pyke said.
“To make sure that is completely healed before we really expose it to maximum change of direction, hard push and drive off, which is where he initially had the problem.”
Another of Adelaide’s top-liners, Brodie Smith, will soon resume full training after having a knee reconstruction after being hurt in last year’s finals series.
“He is another one that in the back half of the year we have got some decisions to make as to how ready he is,” Pyke said.
