Fremantle Dockers dominate late to down Eagles in Western Derby thriller Two head-high bumps have ensured there was extra feeling in Sunday's western Derby between the West Coast Eagles and Fremantle at Subiaco. Eagle Andrew Embley is likely to come under scrutiny from the AFL's match review panel for this high bump. Fremantle's Michael Barlow had a big impact in his side's win over West Coast. Fremantle's Michael Walters gets a shove in the back by Eagle Will Schofield, resulting in a free kick and goal. Fremantle's Stephen Hill and Eagle Matt Rosa fly for the mark. FREMANTLE shrugged off a depleted West Coast with a spirited last quarter to keep its top-four bid on track at Patersons Stadium. Jack Darling's five goals was not enough for the Eagles, with Michael Barlow awarded his second consecutive Glendinning Medal as the Dockers won their third straight western derby. The aftermath of the fierce clash will play out today when the Match Review Panel sits, with Dockers skipper Matthew Pavlich reported and Eagles veteran Andrew Embley likely to be cited. Picture gallery: derby highlights Pavlich had his number taken for rough conduct in the third quarter for a high bump on West Coast defender Mitch Brown, while Embley collected Clancee Pearce with a shoulder to the head earlier in the term. Fremantle coach, Ross Lyon, says he is proud of his player's efforts in today's western Derby. Pearce was substituted out of the match after failing a concussion test. Fremantle's Hayden Ballantyne was left with a bloodied face after an apparently accidental elbow in the last quarter from Eagles debutant Adam Carter. Down by two points at three-quarter time after a tremendous arm-wrestle to that point, the Dockers ran riot in the last quarter. Fremantle added eight goals to three for the final term to get home by 28 points, with a string of five consecutive goals through the middle of the quarter enough to kill off its cross-town rival. The teams had kicked five goals each in a pulsating third term. Fremantle looked as though it would ease clear when Stephen Hill's running goal early in the third gave the Dockers a two-goal buffer. West Coast coach, John Worsfold says he is disappointed to lose the match, but is happy with his side's intensity. But the dogged Eagles had some team-lifters of their own in store, with Embley landing a stunning set-shot from the boundary line to halt the Fremantle revival. The goal-line review system was also back in the spotlight, with Darling awarded his fourth goal despite protests from Dockers defender Michael Johnson and replays that apeared to indicate he had touched the ball on the line. It was the big-name midfield up against the no-name midfield as the Eagles went in without Luke Shuey, Scott Selwood, Daniel Kerr and Sharrod Wellingham. West Coast led by a point at the major break following a frenzied first half, rallying from 18 points down early in the second quarter. Darling's three first-half goals were crucial as spearhead Josh Kennedy took a back seat to the youngster. Some of the Eagles' lesser lights were also important as West Coast added four goals to two for the second term. Playing just his fifth game, midfielder Mark Hutchings had eight tackles for the first half to go with his 13 touches and six clearances. He was a key figure in West Coast's relentless harrassment as the Dockers were pinned in defence. The Eagles, averaging 69 tackles a game this season, laid 60 tackles to 37 to half-time despite the Dockers having 25 more possessions. Pavlich, playing just his second game since Round 3 after returning last week, looked sore early and required treatment during the first quarter. Fremantle players celebrate their hard-fought win. He was back on the field in the second term and kicked a bomb from 50m to put Fremantle ahead by three goals before West Coast kicked the final three goals of the quarter. Darling kicked his third before Jamie Cripps converted a simple set shot and Will Schofield landed a beauty from the boundary line. Former Melbourne player Cale Morton played his first game for West Coast, coming on as the substitute late in the third term. Fremantle's Nick Suban was a late withdrawal and was replaced by youngster Cam Sutcliffe. BEST Dockers: Fyfe, Barlow, Mundy, Mayne, Hill, Crowley, Johnson. Eagles: Darling, Embley, Masten, Priddis, Hutchings, Schofield. VOTES 3- Fyfe 2- Barlow 1- Mundy Goals: Fremantle: C Mayne 3 M Pavlich 3 M Walters 3 M Barlow 2 S Hill 2 C Sutcliffe D Pearce N Fyfe R Crowley T Mzungu T Sheridan. West Coast: J Darling 5 J Cripps 2 J Kennedy 2 M LeCras 2 W Schofield 2 A Embley.