Richmond will host St Kilda this Sunday afternoon at Marvel Stadium in Round 22 of the 2024 Home and Away season.

MATCH DETAILS

Round 22
Richmond v St Kilda
Sunday, August 11
3:20pm, Marvel Stadium

GATE TIMES

Gates open 1:45pm.

BROADCAST INFORMATION

Our Round 22 match will be broadcast live on Channel 7 and Fox Footy from 3:00pm. It will also be live-streamed on Kayo and the AFL website.

TICKETING

Tickets to this match are available via Ticketmaster.

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GETTING TO THE GAME

Parking
To pre-book parking at Marvel Stadium, please click here.

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

For up-to-date public transport information in Victoria including timetables, service disruption information, ticketing or special event services visit ptv.vic.gov.au or download the PTV App.

WHAT'S ON?

Complimentary Popcorn, Fairy Floss and Whole Fruit
From when gates open, until allocation is exhausted.
Located Level 1, Roaming (Whole Fruit)
Level 1, Aisle 27 (Popcorn)
Level 1, Aisle 35 (Fairy Floss)

Jungle Beats
The sounds of Tigerland are back again in 2024 with Jungle Beats, powered by Milwaukee. Rhyan Mansell has picked his top 5 tracks to get you all moving this game day!

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¾ Time
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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 to Sunday, 9:00am to 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 1, Aisle 3 & Level 3, Aisle 31)
• First Aid rooms (see A-Z Guide for locations)

Prayer Room
The stadium has prayer rooms located on Level 1, Aisle 3 & Level 3, Aisle 17 with a maximum capacity of 12 people at any given time.

WHAT ARE WE WEARING?

Richmond will be wearing the 2024 PUMA Home guernsey and black shorts.

OPEN TRAINING

Saturday, August 10 at 9:40am
Swinburne Centre, Punt Road Oval
Gate 1 opens at 9:15am

For more information on upcoming sessions, click here.

MEMBERSHIP

Our friendly membership team will be located in the Gate 5 ticket offices from 1:45PM until quarter time. For any other questions or to join as a member for the remainder of 2024 visit strongandbold.com.au or phone (03) 9426 4400.

ROAR STORE

We won't be at the game this weekend, but you can visit us at the Roar Store at the Swinburne Centre from 10:00am – 2:00pm, or you can always shop online for the latest Roar Store merchandise!

LAST TIME WE MET

Round 4 2024, Norwood Oval
St Kilda 9.13.67 defeated Richmond 9.6.60

GOALS
Richmond: Bolton 4, M.Rioli 2, Lefau, Koschitzke, Sonsie
St Kilda: Higgins 2, Membrey, Wilson, Caminiti, King, Owens, Marshall, Bonner

BEST
Richmond: Bolton, Martin, Nankervis, Taranto, Vlastuin
St Kilda: Steele, Hill, Wilkie, Sinclair, Wanganeen-Milerav

VFL

Round 20
Richmond v Sandringham
Sunday, August 11
11:05am, Swinburne Centre
Gates open at 10:30am

• Richmond members get FREE entry when showing a 2024 membership card
• Sandringham members - $5
• Adults - $10
• Children under 14 years of age are free

Tickets can be purchased at the gate (EFTPOS only).

AFLW

Match Simulation
Richmond v Western Bulldogs
Saturday, August 10
1:00pm, Swinburne Centre

This match will be live-streamed via the Richmond website here.

SOCIAL MEDIA

Keep updated with Richmond’s Instagram, Facebook and X 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's poor season has continued, with the Tigers suffering their 19th loss of the season at the hands of an improved St Kilda side on Sunday.

The Tigers fought hard in the first half and were within a kick early in the third quarter, but the Saints lifted late in the game in the 15.9 (99) to 7.9 (51) win.

After a disappointing first part of the season, the Saints have now won three of their last four games and are now just a win behind 13th placed Melbourne with two rounds remaining.

The Tigers, on the other hand, remain a win and percentage behind North Melbourne in second last and look destined to finish the season with the wooden spoon.

The Saints defended their back half very well, pushing back hard to cover Richmond's fast breaks and controlling the aerial battle with ease.

Shai Bolton had just five disposals in the first half, but his final of the term was a goal to trim the margin to 14 points at the main break, despite St Kilda's dominance for much of the game to that point.

Defensive turnovers – usually while taking the game on – were a match-killer for Richmond, with askew handballs and overly risky kicks leading to the Saints winning the footy back.

The third term was a slog, to put it mildly. Richmond would turn the ball over trying to enter 50, then St Kilda would cough up the footy through the middle. Rinse and repeat.

While the Tigers managed to claw their way to within seven points in the third term, the Saints gradually began to pull clear, proving to be cleaner in key moments, especially when they connected and got the ball into forward 50.

They completely controlled proceedings in the final term, with the Tigers' effort and intensity dropping off with each goal that was kicked.

Rowan Marshall comfortably got the better of the ruck dual with Toby Nankervis and was his side's best, while Daniel Rioli was a class above, willing to take the game on and streaming off half-back time and time again.

Jacob Bauer has spent most of this year on Richmond's injury list with a litany of issues including his hamstring, quad and ribs. But after a chunk of time in the VFL, he leapt well and kicked two goals in his first AFL game of the year. 

He was part of a Tiger forward line - along with Samson Ryan, Seth Campbell and Rhyan Mansell as well as the slightly more experienced Jacob Koschitzke – that could form the nucleus of next year's group.

RICHMOND 3.1 5.2 7.5 7.9 (51)
ST KILDA 4.1 7.4 11.5 15.9 (99)

GOALS
Richmond: Bauer 2, Bolton 2, Ralphsmith 2, Koschitzke
St Kilda: Marshall 3, Membrey 3, Sharman 2, Butler 2, Owens, Dow, Wilson, Caminiti, Higgins

BEST
Richmond: Rioli, Hopper, Banks, Taranto, Balta
St Kilda: Marshall, Battle, Sinclair, Steele, Membrey

INJURIES
Richmond: Nil
St Kilda: Nil

SUBSTITUTES
Richmond: Kaleb Smith (replaced Samson Ryan at three-quarter time)
St Kilda: Jimmy Webster (replaced Angus McLennan in the third quarter)

LATE CHANGES
Richmond: Nil
St Kilda: Mattaes Phillipou (illness) replaced in selected side by Paddy Dow

Crowd: 21,375 at Marvel Stadium