Richmond will meet Port Adelaide this Sunday afternoon at Adelaide Oval for our final clash of the 2023 Home and Away season.

MATCH DETAILS

Round 24 Port Adelaide v Richmond
Sunday, August 27
12.30pm AEST (12.00pm ACDT), Adelaide Oval

WHERE TO WATCH

The Round 24 match will be broadcast live on Fox Footy and live-streamed on Kayo from 12.30pm AEST (12.00pm ACDT).

TICKETING

Tickets are available to purchase via Ticketek.

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: 10.30am ACDT

GETTING TO THE GAME

Adelaide Marathon traffic delays

The Adelaide Marathon coincides with this game. We strongly encourage all patrons to plan ahead and prepare for road closures and restrictions when getting to the stadium. Road users please take care and be aware of runners, traffic marshals and marathon staff present along footpaths and roadways.

For additional information please visit the City of Adelaide CoA Public Notices page and Adelaide Marathon Event Information.

Public Transport

We strongly encourage our fans to use public transport when heading to Adelaide Oval.

Your ticket to the game is also your ticket to free travel on dedicated THINK!

Road Safety Footy Express bus, train and tram services. Visit the Adelaide Metro website for all the details.

Car Parking

For the most up-to-date parking information including accessibility drop-off and pick-up zones, please visit the Adelaide Oval website here.

Disability drop-off and pick-up zones (disability permit holders only) for event days are located on:

• War Memorial Drive, out the front of Next Gen Health Clubs and Tennis SA, adjacent to Pinky Flat. This drop-off zone must be accessed from the western side via Montefiore Road or Morphett Street Bridge.
• King William Road, adjacent to the East gate for northbound traffic.
• Pennington Terrace (northern end of Adelaide Oval).

For all accessibility information at Adelaide Oval, please visit their website here.

Road Closures

War Memorial Drive: 8.30am – 4.00pm
King William Road: 2.10pm – 4.30pm (full closure for AO Express)
Pennington Terrace: 2.10pm – 4.30pm
North Terrace: 2.30pm – 4.30pm Victoria Street to King William Road

OPEN TRAINING

Saturday, August 26
Adelaide Oval
Gates from 12.15pm, training from approximately 1.00pm

Times and location are subject to change at short notice due to flight or other transport delays. We will keep fans updated on any changes via our social channels.

Most players participating will be available post-training for a short signing session. We ask our fans to enjoy the atmosphere and respect the player's need for proper recovery post-training.

WHAT ARE WE WEARING?

Richmond will be wearing the 2023 PUMA Away Guernsey and white shorts.

FUNCTIONS AND EVENTS

SA Supporters Group Event

Saturday, August 26
Adelaide Oval, John Halbert Room, starting at 2.00pm, following Richmond's open training session.
Two Richmond players will be in attendance.
Click here for more information or to secure your ticket.

LAST TIME WE MET

Round 11, 2023, MCG

RICHMOND               1.3     3.10     6.12     9.13 (67)
PORT ADELAIDE          5.4      5.9      7.14     10.17 (77)

GOALS 
Richmond: Taranto 4, Martin 2, Ryan, Clarke, Bolton
Port Adelaide: Wines, Mead, McEntee, Lord, Horne-Francis, Finlayson, Drew, Byrne-Jones, Butters, Burton

BEST 
Richmond: Taranto, Prestia, Bolton, Short, Balta, Nankervis
Port Adelaide: Butters, Houston, Aliir, Rozee, Horne-Francis, Finlayson

ROAR STORE

Roar Store is coming to Adelaide Oval.

The store will be located at the East Gate on the Plaza on game day from 10.30am and will remain open until approximately 30 minutes post-match.

If you can't make it to the game you can always shop online for the latest Roar Store merchandise!

VFL

Richmond VFL will take on Collingwood in the Wildcard Round this Sunday afternoon at the Swinburne Centre.

Wildcard Round, Richmond v Collingwood
Sunday, August 27
12.00pm (AEST), Swinburne Centre
Gates open at 11.00am

Ticketing

General Admission tickets for Wildcard Round matches can be pre-purchased at www.intix.com.au/org/vfl.
Or alternatively, tickets can be purchased at the gate (EFTPOS only), subject to capacity.

Adult: $15.00
Concession: $10.00
Child <15: Free

Broadcast

Fans who can't make it to the Swinburne Centre can watch the game live on Channel 7.

SOCIAL MEDIA

Keep updated 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 for LIVE scores and stats of every game delivered to your phone or tablet.

Richmond was up for the fight against Port Adelaide on Sunday at Adelaide Oval but was overrun in the last quarter, going down by 31 points.

The two sides traded goals in the first three quarters before the Power surged in the final term, piling on five goals to finish 13.16 (94) to the Tigers' 8.15 (63).

The Power's victory over the Tigers sees them finish behind the second-placed Lions on percentage, and while the time and date of the 2v3 battle is yet to be determined, Brisbane will host.

The other qualifying final is also now locked in, with ladder leaders Collingwood to host fourth-placed Melbourne.

Richmond, led by the mercurial Dustin Martin, produced a spirited performance but will finish 13th.

Martin's equal game-high 33 disposals included seven inside 50s and a goal.

Teammate Shai Bolton scored two majors before leaving the field with a lower leg injury in the fourth quarter, while Thomson Dow (27 touches) and Jayden Short (26) were also prominent.

Port's young dynamic trio of Connor Rozee (33 disposals, one goal), Zak Butters (30) and Xavier Duursma (22 and one) were key in the Power winning the midfield battle

Dan Houston (27 disposals, nine marks and a goal) was influential off half-back, while Sam Powell-Pepper, Willie Rioli and Ollie Lord each chipped in with two goals.

Port led by 6.7 to 5.11 at half time with the Tigers' goalkicking inaccuracy preventing the visitors from cashing in on their territorial advantage; they registered 34 to 21 inside 50s for the half.

Those roles reversed in the third term as Port scored a wayward 2.6 from 18 inside 50s and the Tigers added 2.2 from seven entries.

Neither team could score a goal in the final term until Port's Powell-Pepper struck in the 15th minute, rapidly followed by Evans' mid-air soccer for his third which effectively sealed victory.

PORT ADELAIDE     4.3    6.7       8.13    13.16 (94)
RICHMOND             3.4    5.11     7.13     8.15 (63)

GOALS 
Port Adelaide: Evans 3, Lord 2, Powell-Pepper 2, W. Rioli 2, Houston, Byrne-Jones, Duursma, Rozee
Richmond: Bolton 2, Graham, Bauer, Soldo, D.Rioli, Banks, Martin

BEST 
Port Adelaide: Rozee, Butters, Duursma, Houston
Richmond: Martin, Short, Nankervis, Soldo

INJURIES 
Port Adelaide: 
Richmond: M. Rioli jnr (hamstring), Bolton (TBC)

SUBSTITUTES 
Port Adelaide: Dylan Williams replaced Sam Hayes in the third quarter
Richmond: Rhyan Mansell replaced Maurice Rioli jnr in the third quarter

Crowd: TBC at the Adelaide Oval