AFL Grand Final 2015 live streaming Hawthorn Hawks v West Coast Eagles live online TV Coverage, fixtures, results, tables, stats, videos and more TV/Live Hawks vs Eagles Live online (Video) Coverage TV link >> http://w.atch.me/pJDvk TV link >> http://w.atch.me/pJDvk WEST Coast has stormed into its first home preliminary final since 2005 with a stunning 32-point qualifying final win over Hawthorn at Domain Stadium on Friday night. The Eagles came in undermanned after losing Matt Priddis (thigh) before the match, but overwhelmed the reigning premiers with suffocating pressure to win 14.12 (96) to 9.10 (64), leaving the Hawks facing a preliminary final in Perth against minor premiers Fremantle or in Sydney against the Swans as they chase a third straight premiership. Top 5 plays: West Coast v Hawthorn Priddis now has two weeks to recover for the home preliminary final, as will fellow midfielder Chris Masten. The Hawks could not get through the Eagles' pressure. They turned the ball over regularly and then got burnt on counter-attack. The Eagles had 50 inside 50s to 40, and took 17 marks inside 50 to 10. Every West Coast player rated "Just the little half chances that we had, especially throughout the course of the first half, fumbled balls, missed kicks, missed handballs, which was just so unlike us," Clarkson said. "We'll back our boys in and go again. Luke Shuey was outstanding with 25 disposals, 11 contested. Nic Naitanui monstered the Hawks' rucks, particularly after half-time with 40 hit-outs and 12 contested possessions. Josh Kennedy kicked three goals, but could have finished with a bag after taking nine marks. Shannon Hurn was pivotal with 26 disposals off half-back.