Richmond will meet Hawthorn in Round 22 this Sunday afternoon at the 'G for Richmond's final home game of the season!

MATCH DETAILS

Richmond v Hawthorn
Sunday, August 14
1.10pm, MCG

TICKETING

Tickets to this match are available via Ticketek.

All kids under 15 are FREE, make sure to claim the free ticket via Ticketek.

General Admission Allocations:

Level 4
Q1-Q15
Q28-Q36
Q49-Q55 rows K-MM
Q52-Q57

All ticketing information gets sent directly to members via email. To update or change an email address or view your membership barcode please log in to your MyRichmond account.

CAP AND SCARF COLLECTION
Richmond Members - you can also collect your 2022-member cap or scarf from outside Gate 1 & 5 or the Club Hub outside Gate 3 from 10:00am until the start of the second quarter!

WHERE TO WATCH

The Round 22 clash will be broadcast live on Fox Footy from 1.00pm. It will also be live streamed on Kayo.

GATES OPEN

Gates 1, 2, 3 & 6: 10.15am
Gates 4, 5 & 7: 12.00pm

GETTING TO THE GAME

Car Park

For the most up to date parking information at the ‘G, please click here.

Public Transport

Plan your trip to the 'G via Journey Planner. All Victorians are being asked to play their part to keep one another safe, including making responsible choices about using our public transport network.

The 'G Train Mobility Shuttle Service

The service is free and accessible to patrons with mobility challenges and in 2022, the G-Train will also feature vehicles with wheelchair-friendly access.

Pre-booking is not required; simply wait at a designated pick up point for the next available buggy. The service has pick up points from the following locations:
Richmond Station
Jolimont Station
Accessible Parking Area

For more information, click here.

Security

In 2022, the process for entry into the MCG will take longer than usual. To ensure you are inside the MCG in time for the match start, arrive early and leave plenty of time for the entry process.

Download your seat ticket prior to your arrival at the MCG. To gain entry into the match, please show staff your proof of check-in and vaccination status before scanning your digital ticket at the turnstiles.

For those who require extra access at the MCG, click here.

WHAT'S ON?

Double Header

Our AFLW team will be playing a practice match against Hawthorn at 10:30am. All fans with tickets to the Richmond's AFL game, can also access the AFLW game!

Get to the 'G early and support Richmond's AFLW team. - More info.

Kids Activities

There will be face painters, balloon artists and a temporary tattooist outside Gate 1 and Gate 5!
Sash & Stripes will also make an appearance.

Pre-game

The sounds of Tigerland are back again in 2022 with Jungle Beat. For our Thank You Tiger Army round we have Peggy O’Neal’s top 5 tracks!

Tigers Trivia

Make sure you’re in your seats to get involved in Tigers Trivia, presented by crypto.com. Thanks to our membership partner, you could walk away with a $500 Roar Store voucher!   

One Final Lap

Come and celebrate the careers of Bachar Houli, Josh Caddy & Kane Lambert as they do one last lap around the MCG. Make sure to be in your seats from 12.40pm!

¼ time

nib is giving one lucky Tiger fan the chance to kick and win a bonus amount of $5500 CASH at this week's game with the nib Health Kick to Win. Terms and conditions apply, see website for details.

¾ time

Run in the PUMA Cat Dash for your chance to win $1000 to spend at PUMA.COM.

OPEN TRAINING

Saturday, August 13
Swinburne Centre
Please note: Enter via Gate 3 (corner of Punt Rd & Brunton Ave)

Gates open at 10:00am. Training will commence at approximately 10:30am.

Please note: Due to the recent increase of COVID and the flu in our community, players will be unavailable for signatures and photo opportunities at these sessions.

For information on upcoming sessions - Click here.

ROAR STORE

The Roar Store will be open from 10:00am this Sunday right through to the opening bounce and will then re-open for an hour after the final siren.

You can always shop online for the latest Roar Store merchandise.

WHAT ARE WE WEARING?

Richmond will be wearing the 2022 PUMA Home Guernsey

LAST TIME WE MET

Round 9 2022, MCG    

HAWTHORN 4.4 8.5 9.8 14.10 (94)
RICHMOND 3.3 9.5 12.9 17.15 (117)

GOALS
Hawthorn: Breust 3, Lewis 3, Koschitzke 2, Wingard 2, Gunston, O'Meara, Lynch, Worpel
Richmond: Lynch 4, Martin 3, Riewoldt 3, Bolton 2, Soldo 2, Graham, Nankervis, Castagna

BEST
Hawthorn: Sicily, Newcombe, O'Meara, Breust, Impey
Richmond: Prestia, Lynch, Martin, Nankervis, Bolton, Baker

VFL

Richmond's VFL team have a bye this week.

RICHMOND MEMBERSHIP

Round 22 is dedicated to thanking Richmond’s 100,000+ members!

If you have any membership or ticket related questions on game day, our membership team will be located in the following areas:

Outside Gate 1
Outside Gate 5 in Yarra Park
Club Hub outside Gate 3

CAP AND SCARF COLLECTION
You can also collect your 2022-member cap or scarf from the locations above. We will be there from 10:00am until the start of the second quarter!

5 years of 100,000 members in the Year of the Tiger Army, there’s no better way to feel part of the team than by taking your place in the Tiger Army. Get access to matches, member merchandise and more. Visit strongandbold.com.au or phone 1300 742 466 to find out more.

SOCIAL MEDIA

Keep up to date with Richmond’s Instagram, Facebook and Twitter accounts for all the latest news and behind-the-scenes action on game day.

Download the Richmond Official App using the links below for LIVE scores and stats of every game delivered to your phone or tablet:

Tom Lynch booted an equal career-best eight goals as Richmond flexed its muscle to confirm a finals spot with a 61-point thrashing of Hawthorn at the MCG on Sunday.

Lynch kicked four of his eight in a remarkable third-quarter display from the Tigers, who piled on 9.2 from 13 inside 50s to pull away for a 20.8 (128) to 9.13 (67) win, clinching a return to the finals after missing out in 2021.

The Tigers' third-quarter score was their best of the season, while their final score was their equal second best of the year, behind only the 25.15 (165) in the 111-point mauling of West Coast in round seven.

It also marked the third game in a row Richmond scored 100-plus points as it tunes up for a finals charge.

The reality is Richmond was always in control, led well around the ball by Dion Prestia, who had 30 disposals with a game-high 11 clearances and two goals, along with former skipper Trent Cotchin, who had 30 touches with a game-high 17 contested possessions.

Maurice Rioli jnr's forward pressure was a highlight, booting two goals, along with Noah Cumberland, Prestia and Shane Edwards, but it was the Lynch show up forward, with his haul taking his season tally to 55 goals to be within seven of Coleman Medal leader Charlie Curnow (62) with one round to go.

The victory, Richmond's third in a row after going winless across three rounds, moves the Tigers above Carlton into seventh spot with Essendon to come in round 23.

But the Tigers will be sweating on a foot concern for Jack Graham, who was subbed out at three-quarter time.

Hawthorn had few winners for the day, although tagger Finn Maginness claimed another scalp, restricting Shai Bolton to 13 disposals.

Retiring captain Ben McEvoy, in his penultimate game, Jai Newcombe and makeshift midfielder James Sicily tried hard for the Hawks, while veteran forwards Jack Gunston and Luke Breust finished with two goals each.

The Tigers jumped out of the blocks to open up a 31-point quarter-time lead with 21-6 inside 50s with 5-1 centre clearances. Lynch relished the supply with three contested marks and three goals in the first term, including his 50th for the season from a tough set shot, while he laid off the pass for Ben Miller's major.

Hawthorn responded in the second, getting the edge in contested possessions (38-36) to enjoy plenty of territory but was left to rue missed opportunities, managing 7-3 marks inside 50 but kicking 3.4 for the term.

Richmond showed no mercy in the third quarter, despite losing the inside 50 count 14-13, with its ruthless efficiency leading to nine goals, including eight in a row.

Gunston kicked a couple of consolation goals for Hawthorn, which claimed a small victory by winning the fourth term with four goals to two, as the Richmond crowd willed Lynch to more majors which never came.

RICHMOND 6.2 9.3 18.5 20.8 (128)
HAWTHORN 1.1 4.5 5.10 9.13 (67)

GOALS
Richmond: Lynch 8, Cumberland 2, Edwards 2, Prestia 2, M.Rioli 2, Bolton, Castagna, Cotchin, Miller
Hawthorn: Breust 2, Gunston 2, Koschitzke, McEvoy, Serong, Shiels, Sicily

BEST
Richmond: Lynch, Prestia, Cotchin, D.Rioli, Short, M.Rioli
Hawthorn: Sicily, Newcombe, Scrimshaw, Maginness, McEvoy, Mitchell

INJURIES
Richmond: Graham (foot)
Hawthorn: Nil

SUBSTITUTES
Richmond: Jason Castagna (replaced Graham at three-quarter time)
Hawthorn: Connor Macdonald (unused)