Geelong are in imperious form with three games remaining in the home-and-away season, but there is no time to take their foot off the pedal with a clash against West Coast looming on Saturday night. 

With eight straight wins, the Cats have risen to second place on the ladder and are locked into Finals, but they have far loftier goals in mind with a spot in the top four on the line over the coming three weeks. 

As it stands, Geelong and North Melbourne are tied at the top with an 8-1 record and only separated by percentage, but four other teams hold a 7-2 record which sets up an intense finish to the regular season. 

This week's challenge is a solid West Coast outfit that have won four of their last five games, and also got the best of the Cats in the corresponding match 12 months ago. 

Take a look at all the key details you need to know, ahead of Saturday night's clash with the Eagles in Perth. 

MATCH DETAILS

2026 AFLW Season | Round 10
West Coast Eagles v Geelong Cats
Sullivan Logistics Stadium, Perth
Saturday 17 October, 7.15pm AEDT

TEAM SELECTION

RECENT FORM

As previously mentioned, Geelong are flying and are currently in the midst of an eight-game winning streak heading into the business end of the competition. 

Playing an electric style of football, the Cats are comfortably the highest scoring team in the competition with an average of 73 points per game, 10 points better than the next best team in the AFLW. 

They have scored over 80 points on five different occasions, which has helped to secure four consecutive wins by 34 points or more. 

West Coast are a more defensively minded team, but it has proven to be effective with four wins from their last five games, and only a four-point loss in the one defeat across that span. 

The Eagles have only conceded an average of 31 points per game to opponents over the past five weeks, which sets the stage for a fascinating battle between two contrasting styles on Saturday night. 

PLAYER TO WATCH

Becky Webster

In her first season as Geelong's co-captain, Becky Webster has been absolutely inspirational and has led by example each and every week. 

So far in 2026, Webster is averaging a career-high 22.8 disposals per game, while also averaging career-highs in marks, rebound 50s, intercept possessions and score involvements. 

Webster was dominant against the Giants last week, collecting 28 disposals and a team-high eight intercept possessions, also recording five score involvements in a well-rounded display. 

TICKETS

Cats fans can secure their seats to Saturday's game at Sullivan Logistics Stadium through Ticketmaster. 

Kids go free, adult tickets from $15.

WHERE TO WATCH 

Geelong's Round 10 AFLW clash will be broadcast live and free on 7two from 7.00pm AEDT on Saturday night, before the game kicks off at 7.15pm. 

The match will also be broadcast on Fox Footy and streamed through Kayo from 7.00pm AEDT.