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Charlie Curnow Scores 5 Goals in Fremantle Loss

2026-07-10 · Charlie Curnow · Match Report

Charlie Curnow Scores 5 Goals in Fremantle Loss

Charlie Curnow scored 5 goals, bringing his season total to 50, as Sydney lost to Fremantle 15.21 (111) to 10.13 (73) on Thursday night.

What happened?

Fremantle defender Luke Ryan was penalized for rubbing the head of Chad Warner, giving Charlie Curnow a gift goal.

Sydney coach Dean Cox was disappointed with the ill-disciplined free kick given away by veteran Dane Rampe.

Why it matters for Charlie Curnow

Charlie Curnow's performance was a bright spot for Sydney, with Cox praising his presence and competitiveness.

Cox said Charlie Curnow has built into a strong focal point for the team over the last couple of months.

What comes next?

The AFL's crackdown on head rubbing will continue to be a focus, with coaches emphasizing the importance of discipline.

Sydney will look to bounce back from the loss, with Charlie Curnow's form a key factor in their success.

The head rubbing rule was introduced in Round 3, after Fremantle spearhead Pat Voss ruffled the hair of Melbourne defender Harrison Petty.

Fremantle's win was a significant one, with the team coming back from a 25-point deficit to win by 38 points.

Charlie Curnow's 5 goals were a highlight of the match, with his season total now standing at 50.

The match was played on Thursday night, with the result a significant one in the context of the AFL season.

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