Richmond will head to South Australia this Saturday to meet Port Adelaide in Round 19 of the 2024 Home and Away season.

MATCH DETAILS

Round 19
Port Adelaide v Richmond
Saturday, July 20
7:30pm (AEST) 7:00pm (ACST), Adelaide Oval

GATE TIMES

All gates at Adelaide Oval will open at 5:00pm (local time).

BROADCAST INFORMATION

Our Round 19 match will be broadcast live on Fox Footy 7:00pm (AEST) and live-streamed on Kayo and the AFL website.

TICKETING

Tickets to the match are available via Ticketek.

GETTING TO THE GAME

Public transport
We recommend utilising Adelaide Metro Footy Express buses, trains, and trams FREE with your game day ticket.  Visit the Adelaide Metro website for more information.

Parking
TBA

Accessibility - Disability drop-off and pick-up zones
For disability permit holders only, which can be applied for via Services SA. On event days zones can be located:

• 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. For post-game access, enter via Sir Edwin Smith Avenue from the Kermode Street/Brougham Place intersections with your disability parking permit ready to gain entry through the roadblock.

WHAT ARE WE WEARING?

Richmond will be wearing the 2024 PUMA clash guernsey and white shorts.

FUNCTIONS AND EVENTS

The SA Supporter Group are excited to host a pre-game function ahead of our game on Saturday Night.
Our special guests include Former Tiger, Jay Schulz, Richmond legend, Neil Balme and more!  

For more details about the event and to purchase your tickets, please click here!

MEMBERSHIP

Not a member of the Tiger Army? Join us for the 2024 season and begin your journey! Gain access to the live footy action, exclusive member opportunities and enjoy our member-only portal ‘Richmond Member Rewards’.

Click here to browse our interstate memberships, perfect for our interstate supporters! There’s no better way to feel part of the team than by taking your place in the Tiger Army.

Visit strongandbold.com.au or phone (03) 9426 4400 for more details.

LAST TIME WE MET

Round 2, 2024, MCG

RICHMOND 3.2 7.8 11.11 13.14 (92)
PORT ADELAIDE 3.7 5.9 12.12 18.14 (122)

GOALS
Richmond: Baker 3, Mansell 2, Bolton 2, Taranto, Ross, D.Rioli, Pickett, Lynch, Balta
Port Adelaide: Marshall 4, Finlayson 3, Byrne-Jones 3, Dixon 2, Mead, Houston, Evans, Drew, Butters, Bergman

BEST
Richmond: Bolton, Baker, Ross, Nankervis
Port Adelaide: Butters, Marshall, Rozee, Farrell, Zerk-Thatcher, Wines

OPEN TRAINING

Adelaide Oval is unavailable, so there is not open training in Adelaide this week.

For upcoming sessions, click here.

VFL

Round 17
Saturday, July 21
Williamstown v Richmond
DSV Stadium. 5:05pm

Live streamed here on the AFL website.

SOCIAL MEDIA

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Download the Richmond Official App for LIVE scores and stats of every game delivered to your phone or tablet.

Richmond resisted as long as it could, but with so much on the line for Port Adelaide to climb into the top eight, the Power lifted to a 41-point win.

The Tigers closed within one point midway through the third quarter before Port powered away to the 16.20 (116) to 11.9 (75) win at Adelaide Oval on Saturday night.

The lead changed eleven times through the first half, but the Power lifted the pressure in the third term.

With the game still in the balance and just a 10-point lead at the final change, Port pulled away in the fourth quarter.

Port captain Connor Rozee (24 touches) also booted two majors, Brownlow medallist Ollie Wines (32 possessions) and ex-skipper Travis Boak (24, one goal) were prominent, while Jordon Sweet ruled the rucks.

The Tigers were brilliantly served by Daniel Rioli, who gathered 28 disposals and kicked two goals, and Rhyan Mansell slotted three goals.

Stalwart Dion Prestia (24 disposals, one goal), on-baller Jacob Hopper (25) and Jayden Short (23) were also busy, but the Tigers remain on the bottom with two wins.

Richmond veteran Prestia kicked the opening goal as the visitors started strongly but failed to cash in on the scoreboard.

The Tigers at one stage had 16 to six inside 50s but a late Willie Rioli goal gave Port, propelled by 21 disposals between ex-captains Wines and Boak, a 4.2 to 3.3 edge at quarter-time.

The teams then traded goals in the second stanza as the Power gained ascendancy but, like their opponents in the first term, failed to fully convert.

Port kicked 3.6 to 3.3 for the quarter and held an eight-point break at half-time despite the visitors boasting the two leading ball-winners to the break, Rioli (21 touches) and Prestia (18).

In the third term, Richmond snuck within one point when Rhyan Mansell slotted his third goal with a superb snap from a tight angle.

But the Power rallied with three goals in less than three minutes to create a 20-point advantage with five minutes remaining in the quarter.

The Tigers again rallied with two late goals and a Kamdyn McIntosh strike reduced their deficit to 10 points at three-quarter time.

In the last term, Port forward Dixon converted a set-shot early to sap Richmond's resistance - the Power kicking 4.8 to one point in the fourth quarter.

PORT ADELAIDE    4.2    7.8   12.12    16.20 (116)
RICHMOND           3.3    6.6    11.8      11.9 (75)

GOALS
Port Adelaide: Dixon 4, Georgiades 3, Rozee 2, Rioli, L.Evans, Boak, Byrne-Jones, Lord, F.Evans
Richmond: Mansell 3, Rioli 2, Prestia, Koschitzke, Green, Campbell, Bolton, McIntosh

BEST
Port Adelaide: Rozee, Dixon, Wines, Houston, Boak, Butters
Richmond: Rioli, Prestia, Mansell, Baker, Hopper, Campbell

INJURIES
Port Adelaide: Rozee (hip)
Richmond: TBC

SUBSTITUTES
Port Adelaide: Quinton Narkle, replaced Ollie Lord at three-quarter time
Richmond: Tyler Sonsie, replaced Toby Nankervis at three-quarter time

Crowd: TBC at Adelaide Oval