Grand Final - Last Four Minutes Breakdown - Sunday Crunch Time (27.09.26)
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Right around Australia, Josh Jenkins, Adam Cooney, Cam Luke for the Osito Brushless Power Tools. Built to work, Osito do you. And the Ford Ranger triple stack deal as we do each and every Sunday of the AFL season. Talking footy on the back of the biggest win... Really the most remarkable last four minutes from yesterday. We're going to break it down all thanks to Sig Energy and we're going to explain to you how it happened. From the moment that Bolton was able to get it outside 50 and kick it and evade a defender or two and land on the chest of Patrick Voss who went back and put the Dockers 17 points up that led to Wharfie time and the most remarkable four minutes in VFL AFL history. This is how it started.
So now it's Zorko who brings it outside the defence. It's the deep bolts and beats McCluggage to it. Gathers against the boundary. Kicks to the hot spot. Over the top and into the arms of Voss. Patrick Voss as the clock reaches one. He takes his first step. 15 out directly in front. Pat Voss pumps it through. Goes charging around.
So that's Voss kicking the goal. 17 points up, four minutes and 16 seconds to go. This is the next centre bounce. And importantly, I felt Luke Jackson had been overworked because they weren't trusting Mason Cox. He played 86% game time. And Ashcroft, whose name you'll hear a fair bit in the next five minutes, wins the clearance.
What was the significance of Patrick Voss’s goal that put the Dockers 17 points up?
But it's only because Sam Draper jumped up and over and put it on an absolute platter.
What activations do they need to have? And at the moment, Freemont...
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time comes to the grand final. Fremantle 17 up with 4 minutes and 18 seconds remaining. It is purple pandemonium here at the MCG. How good is that? What does Brisbane do? Does that prod their championship instincts? Up towards half forward they go. They get the early clearance, Brisbane. Rayner fights hard for it. He can't get out. Chapman wraps him up. We'll have a ball up. They must kick a goal in the next 60 seconds, Brisbane. They've got to give themselves time to chase this down. Draper wins it. Spills to Ashcroft. Lovely little...
There was a little tap in there from Zach Bailey. Go back and watch it. It was an unbelievable little deft tap. If he takes possession, he gets tackled. Will Ashcroft back-to-back clearances. You're sensing a theme, and all of a sudden. To
Charlie, Cameron wheels onto it, and Charlie kicks the goal. They are not done yet.
In the middle, Will Ashcroft wins it. Didn't get a lot of depth on the kick. Has to be dealt with. Allen comes up and brings it to ground. Pulled clear by Hipwood. High ball inside the 50. It'll take some marking. Swietkowski one way, Allen the other. Bailey put his head
over the footy. Got a snap out and kicked up a rat nose goal. Two and 30 seconds for the Lions. It's a kick in it. Draper Jackson. Ashcroft magnificent. Hacks it forward. The huge ball to be won. McCluggage goes over the top. Spills to Allen. It's frantic now. Chapman lays it off to Clark. Hacks it out of there. Center wing out of sight of the ground. No one can mark ground footy. Who can win it? No one at this stage. Young goes over the top. Spills it out.
How did Brisbane respond after the Dockers took the lead with 4:16 remaining?
Dunkley just hacks it inside. 4.50 off the dig. That is a terrific mark from Jordan Clark who had to stand in the front of a couple and takes a very, very telling grab. This is only going one way down the line.
So now, Fremantle, clearly, they're in save the game mode. What can they do? How many marks can you find to try and save the game, Coons? That's the thing. Every time you find a mark, Coons, you save and you buy and you kill 10 seconds of game time. But Fremantle, all game and all the time, when they got nervous, they were a bit too scared to go and set up and try and pinch a few of those uncontested marks, and they'll rue that this morning.
Yeah, spot on. They had control. Great intercept mark by Clark. He goes back. They could have used Johnson on the first one wide. He elected to go long down the line. And then Tracy comes up huge with a big mark. And then they go wide to Johnson, calm things down. If you look at the wide view after that, they just accept that this next ball is going
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–1:33
2
What was the significance of Patrick Voss’s goal that put the Dockers 17 points up?
1:33–3:40
3
How did Brisbane respond after the Dockers took the lead with 4:16 remaining?
3:40–5:49
4
Which key clearances and contested marks shifted momentum in the final minutes?
5:49–14:35
5
What role did the ‘lasso’ free‑kick play in Fremantle’s defensive strategy?
14:35–18:27
Speakers
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