Claremont welcome Perth to the Show Grounds in round five as the team seeks its first win for the season.

In what will be the Tigers’ first home game, the team will be looking to replicate the strong form it displayed at the venue in 2014.

With the Tigers and Demons winless so far, a cracking contest is expected as both sides look for a morale-boosting win.

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Claremont has suffered a heart-breaking three-point loss to East Fremantle after a nail-biting clash at ATOM Stadium.

Despite a much-improved performance by the Tigers, the Sharks ran out winners, 10.14 (74) to 10.11 (71) and condemned the blue and gold to a third-straight loss to begin the season.

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Claremont (Reserves) has celebrated its first win under Brad Trpchev after a commanding second-half performance against East Fremantle at ATOM Stadium.

Despite early inaccuracy plaguing the side, Claremont booted 10 goals after half time as they ran out 47-point winners, 11.18 (84) to 5.7 (37).

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Claremont travel to ATOM Stadium to face East Fremantle in round four following a disappointing start to the season.

After being overrun by Subiaco in the opening round, the Tigers were no match for South Fremantle last week and will be determined to put on a good showing against the Sharks.

Since their thumping win over East Perth in round one, the Sharks have lost games to Subiaco and Peel Thunder respectively, meaning Saturday’s encounter will be fiercely contested.

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Claremont will be looking for answers after the Tigers were convincingly outplayed to the tune of 38 points by South Fremantle on Good Friday.

The only saving grace for the blue and gold was the Bulldogs’ inaccuracy in front of goal, as the hosts ran out 12.19 (91) to 8.5 (53) winners at the Port.

Despite welcoming captain Jake Murphy into the team and a debut for exciting young-gun Sam Petrevski-Seton, the Tigers got off to a shocking start and never truly recovered.

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Claremont (Reserves) is still searching for its first win under new coach Brad Trpchev after the Tigers were overrun by a fast-finishing South Fremantle on Good Friday.

Despite leading at the first two breaks and scores being tied at three-quarter time, the Tigers were no match for the Bulldogs in the final term at Fremantle Oval, with the hosts running out 26-point winners.

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Claremont travels to Fremantle Oval on Good Friday to face South Fremantle following a bye in round two.

The Tigers will be out to make amends following their disappointing finish against Subiaco in round one, and could welcome some senior players back into the side.

The Bulldogs are off to a solid start under new coach Todd Curley – winning their opening two games against West Perth and Perth respectively.

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The Macca's WAFL Top 10 Plays of the Day and AHG Colts Young Gun video highlights follow below.

The West Australian Football Commision thanks McDonald's and AHG for their support of the WAFL competition and the Top 10 Plays of the Day and Colts Young Gun video highlights.

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Despite a spirited three-quarter effort, Claremont was put to the sword by Subiaco in the final term at Medibank Stadium as the Tigers crashed to a 45-point defeat to the reigning premiers.

On a day where their 2014 premiership flag was unfurled, the Lions produced a scintillating fourth-quarter performance as they ran out 15.16 (106) to 9.7 (61) winners.

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Claremont (Reserves) missed the opportunity to get its season off to the perfect start under new coach Brad Trpchev after Subiaco claimed an 11-point win at Medibank Stadium.

A disappointing first quarter proved to be the Tigers’ downfall as the Lions ran out 12.13 (85) to 11.8 (74) winners.

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