MATCH DETAILS

Round 22 St Kilda v Richmond
Sunday, August 13
3.20pm, Marvel Stadium

WHERE TO WATCH

The Round 22 match will be broadcast live on Channel 7 from 3.00pm AEST. It will also be live-streamed on Kayo.

TICKETING

Tickets start from $27 and are available to purchase via Ticketmaster.

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.

GATES OPEN

All gates open at 1.45pm

GETTING TO THE GAME

Train
Southern Cross Station is located adjacent to Marvel Stadium. It is a short walk across the Bourke Street pedestrian footbridge.

Tram
City trams run to Marvel Stadium from La Trobe Street and Harbour Esplanade. Trams also stop in the CBD on Spencer Street, Bourke Street and Collins Street and all are a short walk to Marvel Stadium.

Bus
The bus terminus is at Southern Cross Train Station and services airport transfers as well as routes across country Victoria. Marvel Stadium is a short walk across the Bourke Street pedestrian footbridge from the bus terminus.

For up-to-date public transport information including timetables to plan your journey to Marvel Stadium visit Public Transport Victoria.

Parking
Marvel Stadium’s undercover car park is open 24 hours a day with more than 2,500 undercover car parks available.
Book your carpark online, please note all parking must be booked at least 2 hours before the first bounce.

ACCESS AND INCLUSION

Accessible Parking and Seating
All accessible parking and seating tickets are to be organised through Ticketmaster. You can contact them by calling 1300 466 925
(Contact hours are Monday – Sunday, 9.00am – 5.00pm (AEDT) or submit a help request.

Sensory Room
The stadium has a Sensory Room located on Level 3 and has a maximum capacity of 12 people at any given time. Sensory Bags are available to hire for the event duration from the following locations:
- Customer Service Desk (inside Gate 4, Aisle 43)
- Sensory Room (Level 3, Aisle 31)
- First Aid rooms (see A-Z Guide for locations

Prayer Room
The stadium has a prayer room located on Level 3 with a maximum capacity of 12 people at any given time. The 'G Train Mobility Shuttle Service

WHAT ARE WE WEARING?

Richmond will be wearing the 2023 PUMA Away Guernsey.

OPEN TRAINING

There is no open training this week.

For upcoming sessions, click here.

LAST TIME WE MET

Round 14, 2023, MCG

RICHMOND 6.4 10.7 11.10 13.12 (90)
ST KILDA 5.0 7.8 11.3 11.4 (70)

GOALS
Richmond: Bolton 3, Short 2, Miller 2, Cotchin 2, Vlastuin, McIntosh, Baker, Taranto
St Kilda: Butler 3, King 2, Higgins 2, Gresham, Caminiti, Byrnes, Battle

BEST
Richmond: Taranto, Cotchin, Vlastuin, Martin, Bolton, Balta, Short
St Kilda: Sinclair, Crouch, Butler, Hill, Wilkie, Marshall

VFL

Round 21, Port Melbourne v Richmond
Saturday, August 12
2.05pm, Punt Road Oval.

Note: This match was originally scheduled to be played at ETU Stadium, but has now been moved. 

SOCIAL MEDIA

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On a disappointing day, Richmond fell to St Kilda by 36 points at Marvel Stadium. 

Saints spearhead Max King kicked an equal career-best six goals to help his side take another significant step towards claiming a finals berth, Sunday's final score reading 14.9 (93) to 8.9 (57).

It put Ross Lyon's sixth-placed side a win and percentage clear of ninth with two rounds left in the race for top-eight spots.

The Tigers are all but out of finals contention, with the loss loss leaving them two games and significant percentage outside the eight.

Noah Balta had no way of stopping King, who fired in his second game back from a shoulder injury, while Jade Gresham (22 disposals, three goals) was also dangerous in attack.

Saints ball-winners Jack Sinclair (33 disposals), Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera (27), Seb Ross (25) and ruckman Rowan Marshall (25) were all busy.

Jayden Short (26 touches), Dustin Martin (25) and Tim Taranto (24) were Richmond's chief possession winners, while Jacob Bauer and Liam Baker kicked two goals each.

King booted two of St Kilda's five goals in both the first and second quarters, as the Tigers laid just 20 tackles to the Saints' 36 in the opening half.

There was a scare when Daniel Rioli was helped from the field during the second quarter after rolling his right ankle while attempting to change direction.

Rioli returned after the main break but did not have a huge impact. He wasn't alone in a Tigers side that was comprehensively outplayed.

The Saints led 10.2 to 5.3 at halftime and while scoring slowed in the third quarter, the home side still managed to increase its advantage to 43 points by the final change.

Richmond won the final stanza - 2.4 to 1.3 - when the sting had gone out of the contest.

St Kilda forward Tim Membrey was goalless from 15 disposals on return from a knee injury but got through unscathed in his first game since round nine.

ST KILDA        5.0    10.2   13.6   14.9 (93)
RICHMOND     2.1    5.3    6.5     8.9 (57) 

GOALS 
St Kilda: King 6, Gresham 3, Higgins, Marshall, Owens, Phillipou, Sharman
Richmond: Baker 2, Bauer 2, Broad, Bolton, Riewoldt, Taranto

BEST 
St Kilda: Sinclair, Ross, King, Steele, Marshall, Gresham
Richmond: Taranto, Short, Nankervis, Martin, Broad

INJURIES 
St Kilda: Nil
Richmond: Nil 

SUBSTITUTES 
St Kilda: Hunter Clark (replaced Cooper Sharman at three-quarter time)
Richmond: Rhyan Mansell (replaced Ivan Soldo in the third quarter)

Crowd: 31,119 at Marvel Stadium