LeCras injured in Eagles' AFL derby loss West Coast forward Mark LeCras injured his arm and Fremantle skipper Matthew Pavlich was reported in the Dockers' 28-point AFL western derby victory at Patersons Stadium on Saturday night. LeCras, who missed all of last season with a knee injury, appeared to suffer a serious shoulder injury after copping a heavy but fair bump from Tendai Mzungu. The 2010 All-Australian immobilised his right arm by wrapping it up in his jersey, but was later seen icing his forearm. The injury capped a forgettable third quarter for the Eagles, with Fremantle piling on six goals to one to set up the 16.12 (108) to 11.14 (80) victory in front of 39,629 fans. Dockers midfielders David Mundy and Michael Barlow were the joint winners of the Ross Glendinning medal after dominant displays. Fremantle were left with their own worries after Pavlich was reported for charging Will Schofield. Schofield took a brave mark running back with the flight of the ball when Pavlich cannoned into him. Pavlich was already in mid-air when Schofield claimed the mark, and the Fremantle spearhead turned his body when he realised contact was imminent. Schofield was shaken by the hit, but was able to take the free kick. The AFL's match review panel is also sure to assess a first-quarter incident when Eagles midfielder Scott Selwood was felled off the ball. Fremantle duo Hayden Ballantyne and Nat Fyfe were in the area at the time, but it was unclear who delivered the blow to Selwood, who stayed on the ground for around 20 seconds and left the field nursing a sore head. Ballantyne had a quiet game and was subbed off in the final quarter with a lower leg injury. The likely loss of LeCras for the early part of the season is a bitter blow for West Coast, who are already missing ruckman Nic Naitanui (groin), midfielder Daniel Kerr (knee), Matt Rosa (quad), Mark Nicoski (hamstring) and Sharrod Wellingham (ankle). And in a further setback, key defender Eric Mackenzie appeared to injure his left hamstring in the third quarter. West Coast led by nine points at halftime, but were blown out of the water in the third term as Fremantle's midfield took control. Such was Fremantle's dominance, they ended up winning the inside-50m count 61-38. Former Port Adelaide midfielder Danyle Pearce performed strongly in his first AFL game for the Dockers, while Barlow, Stephen Hill and Mundy were also key contributors. Tagger Ryan Crowley restricted gun Eagles on-baller Luke Shuey to just 12 touches, while Luke McPharlin was strong in defence for the Dockers. Pavlich booted just 0.3 for the match, but Fremantle's small brigade stepped up in his absence. Michael Walters and Nic Suban booted three goals, while Pearce and Chris Mayne chipped in with two apiece. Eagles coach John Worsfold said early indications were that LeCras had suffered a fractured arm. "He might be having surgery on it (on Sunday) to put a plate in," Worsfold said. It's terrible for him. But depending on what it is, it's not necessarily a long period out. Worsfold confirmed Mackenzie suffered a low-grade hamstring strain, while skipper Darren Glass copped a cork to his right leg. Fremantle coach Ross Lyon said Ballantyne received a hit to the shin and a corked calf, but was in line to face the Bulldogs in a fortnight. Lyon was pleased with the win, but also acknowledged West Coast's injuries. "The reality is they were depleted in some areas, particularly the midfield," Lyon said. But in the end our preparation and total teamsmanship was quite dominant. I thought our third quarter was dominant. (There is) a lot to like but a lot to improve on.