Fremantle v North Melbourne closed to the public

THE AFL advises as per Western Australian Government guidelines now in place, the Round Six Fremantle vs. North Melbourne match at Optus Stadium on Saturday, April 24 will proceed as planned but will be closed to the general public.

Only essential staff and players will be permitted to attend the game which will be broadcast live via Foxtel and Kayo, and via the Seven Network in Perth.

AFL Executive General Manager Football Operations Steve Hocking said the health and safety of everyone remains paramount and the league would continue to take the advice of governments and health officials.

“The health and safety of everyone in the game and the wider community remains the priority as we continue to navigate the pandemic,” Mr Hocking said.

“The AFL thanks all supporters for their understanding as we continue to be led by the advice of governments and health officials.”

Crowds will be in attendance at all other matches of Round Six of the 2021 Toyota AFL Premiership Season unless otherwise advised.

For supporters who have purchased tickets to attend the match at Optus Stadium, Ticketmaster will issue a refund. No action is required from the ticket purchaser.