SOUTH Fremantle remains at Fremantle Community Bank Oval for a Good Friday twilight fixture in Round 5 up against the undefeated Claremont.

The Bulldogs are coming off a 43-point win over Peel Thunder and 103-point thumping of West Perth leading into the top-of-the-table clash with the Tigers on Good Friday in what should be a tremendous WAFL contest.

MATCH DAY INFO
SOUTH FREMANTLE v CLAREMONT
Friday April 14, 4.15pm
Fremantle Community Bank Oval

SOUTH Fremantle turned on a brilliant and dominant display on Saturday to beat West Perth by 103 points at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.

While South Fremantle recorded three strong wins over West Perth in 2016, both teams did take part in finals action last season and there was nothing to suggest what was to come on Saturday.

South Fremantle was coming off an impressive 43-point win over Peel while West Perth had lost narrowly to Subiaco last week, but what took place on Saturday put on full show just how potent the Bulldogs arsenal is when at full power.

It was a relatively even first quarter with South Fremantle kicking first two and last two goals. But they kicked away from there with seven goals to two in the second term, four to nil in the third and eight to two in the last to win 23.8 (146) to 6.7 (43).

THERE might have been times when it didn’t look like South Fremantle wingman Shaun Bewick would reach 100 WAFL games, but perseverance and hard work has paid off as he reaches the mark this Saturday against West Perth.

It's only fitting that Bewick reaches the milestone against the club that he began his career with alongside twin brother Rohan and where his family has such a strong history including his father Cory and uncle Darren.

Bewick never thought of anything else aside from playing with West Perth and made his league debut in 2009 but after just 30 games to his credit up until the end of 2011 he felt a fresh change was needed.

SOUTH Fremantle returns to Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday for a twilight fixture against West Perth looking to build on the momentum from last week's win over Peel Thunder.

South Fremantle opened the season in fine style beating Subiaco in a similar 4.15pm start in Round 1 at Fremantle Community Bank Oval and will be looking to repeat that dose on Saturday against the Falcons.

The Bulldogs have also defeated West Perth all three times in 2016 by an average of almost 41 points including in last year's qualifying final.

WE were very disappointed with our efforts against Swan Districts so to bounce back the way we did on Saturday was great. Hopefully we can keep that going now.

We play West Perth this week and it's always a great game against them. You know they will always be competitive so I'm looking forward to that challenge. They have some great ball winners in their midfield and we've got great ball winners for us as well. Most weeks now you get great midfield battles so this Saturday will be another one.

It was definitely good to have Hocks back on Saturday for his first game of this year. Obviously he came across last year and just made himself right at home here and led us from the front. It was great having him back on the weekend.

WHAT South Fremantle coach Todd Curley had to say following the Round 3 WAFL victory over Peel Thunder in Mandurah and looking ahead to this Saturday's clash at home with West Perth.

Curley offers some insight into how the Bulldogs bounced back from a disappointing loss to Swan Districts to beat Peel by 43 points and what most impressed him along with looking ahead to this Saturday's clash with the Falcons at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.

QUESTION: You must have been happy with the way they bounced back from last week's loss to Swan Districts?
ANSWER: They've been a pretty consistent group the last 12 months or so and they were really disappointed last week with aspects of the game and I thought the response was pretty strong.

SOUTH Fremantle returns home this Saturday to take on West Perth in a twilight WAFL fixture at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.

Bouncedown in the league clash will be at 4.15pm with the Bulldogs returning home on the back of a strong 43-point win over Peel Thunder in Mandurah last Saturday. West Perth is coming off a loss to Subiaco by 11 points at HBF Arena last Saturday.

The two teams last played in the 2016 qualifying final with South Fremantle beating West Perth also at Fremantle Community Bank Oval by 52 points.

SOUTH Fremantle bounced back from a loss last week to end the winning run of reigning premiers Peel Thunder with an impressive 43-point win at Bendigo Bank Stadium on Saturday.

Peel came into the game having not lost since Round 22 last year. The Thunder went on to win the last five games of 2016 on the way to a maiden premiership before impressive wins to start 2017 against East Perth and East Fremantle.

That meant they were full of confidence heading into Saturday's clash at home to South Fremantle who they beat in last year's preliminary final.

SOUTH Fremantle started the season so impressively and now after a hiccup last week will look to bounce back hard this Saturday against Peel Thunder in Mandurah.

The Bulldogs were tremendous in Round 1 against Subiaco winning by 39 points before an inaccurate and inefficient performance against Swan Districts last week.

However, South Fremantle now heads to Bendigo Bank Stadium looking to rebound straightaway up against a Peel team coming off winning the 2016 premiership and who has now won seven games in-a-row.

SOUTH Fremantle remains on the road in Round 3 taking on reigning premiers Peel Thunder at Bendigo Bank Stadium in Mandurah on Saturday.

The Bulldogs are looking to bounce back quickly from last week's loss to Swan Districts and putting an ended to the Thunder's current seven-game winning streak.

MATCH DAY INFO
SOUTH FREMANTLE v PEEL THUNDER
Saturday April 1, 2.15pm
Bendigo Bank Stadium