Western Bulldogs

The young Bulldog recreated an iconic moment from 30 years ago.

FIttingly, the match finished with the ball in Ugle-Hagan’s hands and he equalled a career-best tally when he kicked his fifth major after the siren. Ugle-Hagan raised the bar on his opening goal with a second from an even tougher angle in the opposite pocket. Stream them all for free on [Dogs won 10.7 (67) to 7.11 (53) in a thrilling encounter](https://7news.com.au/sport/afl/match-centre?competition=12038&season=2023&match=120380301). The photo of the incident became a rallying point for the issue of racism in Australian sport. [AFL](https://7news.com.au/sport/afl) loss to [St Kilda](https://7news.com.au/sport/st-kilda-saints).

Nearly three decades to the day since AFL legend Nicky Winmar took his famous stance against racism, emerging star Jamarra Ugle-Hagan makes his own ...

Ugle-Hagan raised the bar on his opening goal with a second from an even tougher angle in the opposite pocket. Ugle-Hagan lifted his jumper and pointed to his skin, recreating Nicky Winmar's iconic gesture, after the first of his five goals in the 10.7 (67) to 7.11 (53) triumph at Docklands Stadium. - His five goals led the Bulldogs to an important win over the Lions

Western Bulldogs young gun Jamarra Ugle-Hagan has made a public stand against racism after being abused last week.

Ugle-Hagan had presented Jones with his Bulldogs jumper this week before the 19-year-old's debut. As it sailed through he turned to the crowd and celebrated in Winmar's iconic pose, lifting his jumper and pointing to the colour of his skin. Ugle-Hagan had a day away from the Western Bulldogs earlier this week after he was the victim of racial abuse during the round-two loss to St Kilda.

Bulldogs star Jamarra Ugle-Hagan has made a powerful display, just days after he was racially abused.

The spectators to have allegedly abused Ugle-Hagan have not yet been identified. They are said to intentionally harm, and we continue to be confronted by them as a community. Ugle-Hagan also kicked a second goal early in the second quarter. It has been almost 30 years since Winmar famously turned to spectators to proudly show off the colour of his skin after being racially abused by members of the crowd. After kicking the first goal of the match, Ugle-Hagan turned to the crowd, lifted up his jumper and pointed to his stomach — channelling Nicky Winmar’s iconic stand against racism. AFL star Jamarra Ugle-Hagan has made an iconic statement with a courageous act just days after he was racially abused on the field.

Follow along for all the major moments and post game reactions as the Bulldogs and Lions face off at Marvel Stadium.

Jamarra, for a young fella, is still getting experience at this level so to step up and play the way he did - you have to be proud, especially as what I consider a younger brother in many respects, it’s great to see. We shouldn’t have needed much off the back of the last two weeks. What a great way to come out and respond. Just going out there and proving the point. I’m definitely pumped, it’s great to play like that, the midfield was strong. That is nice to play against them, I feel that’s the end of that, I can move on. It’s a big game for us, we need to turn it around. Looking forward to getting back home at The Gabba under the lights again. Jamarra, five goals obviously a tough week for yourself. “Just got to sit down, relax and not talk about footy too much. The spirit of the club, expecting a big fight they gave us that. We didn’t convert as much as we should have, we kicked a lot of points.

AFL: As the Brisbane Lions met the Western Bulldogs, star youngster, Yamarra Ugle-Hagan put the Dogs ahead with an early opportunity.