SUMMARY: Both sides come off defeats and six-day breaks. Richmond had its bubble burst by Collingwood and a rampaging Travis Cloke. Fremantle went to Tasmania without its three most experienced players and gave Hawthorn a five-goal start and never recovered. If Collingwood was a test of Richmond's legitimacy, Fremantle at home will give it a real gauge on where they stand. Fremantle's loss to Essendon will really haunt it if Richmond take the four points from this match. Luke McPharlin will definitely return for the Dockers. 

WHERE AND WHEN: Patersons Stadium, Friday April 26, at 6.45pm

TV AND RADIO: Click here for broadcast guide and odds 

LAST FIVE TIMES
Rd 21, 2012, Fremantle 13.16 (94) d Richmond 11.6 (72) at Patersons Stadium
Rd 11, 2012, Fremantle 12.6 (78) d Richmond 9.12 (66) at the MCG
Rd 7, 2011, Richmond 23.10 (148) d Fremantle 14.15 (99) at the MCG
Rd 15, 2010, Richmond 15.10 (100) d Fremantle 11.15 (81) at Etihad Stadium
Rd 5, 2010, Fremantle 15.22 (112) d Richmond 11.7 (73) at Patersons Stadium

THE SIX-POINTS
1. It's mixed results between the sides recently; the Dockers have won three of the last five games, but the Tigers have won five of the last eight. 

2. This will be the 28th clash between the sides and the Tigers hold a narrow advantage winning 15 times to 12. 

3. At Patersons Stadium it’s in the home team's favour; from 13 contests Fremantle have won eight. 

4. Richmond has lost its last four matches at Patersons Stadium and has struggled over the last decade at the venue losing 13 of 16 games. 

5. Did you know under Damien Hardwick the Tigers have won only 38% of their interstate matches? 

6. Both teams have strong defences this season. Fremantle is currently ranked 4th for least points conceded, Richmond is ranked 6th.