Richmond will meet Geelong this Saturday afternoon at the Swinburne Centre in Pride Round of the 2024 NAB AFLW Season.

MATCH DETAILS

Week 7
Richmond v Geelong
Saturday, October 12
3:05pm, Swinburne Centre, Punt Road Oval

GATE TIMES

Gates open: 2:00pm

BROADCAST INFORMATION

Our Week 7 match will be broadcast live on Fox Footy from 3:00pm AEST. It is also live-streamed on Kayo and the AFL App.

TICKETING

Tickets to this match can be purchased through Ticketmaster.

Kids under 18 FREE with a valid ticket!

MEMBER ACCESS

For matches at the Swinburne Centre, members must redeem a $0 ticket via Ticketmaster for entry.

You cannot scan your digital membership card at the gates, due to the capacity of the Swinburne Centre.

To redeem your ticket, simply enter your membership barcode via Ticketmaster.

WHAT'S ON?

Before the Pounce

Head down to the Swinburne Centre outside Gate 1 from 1:00pm to enjoy activities, games, inflatables, visits from Sash and Stripes, food trucks and fun for Tigers fans! We'll also have face painters so you can get your pride & tiger face painting done!

Tiger Cub Hub

Enjoy our Tiger Cub Hub throughout the game with pride and kids-themed face painting, kids activities, Jungle Beats DJ all game, presented by Milwaukee with DJ Cassidy Le Crème!

Plus - Your chance to win some fun Tigers prizes. Enter our Spin to Win competition at the Tiger Cub Hub!

Tiger Traders

Your local marketplace brought to the footy!
Check out the pride-inspired marketplace from outside Gate 1:

• Gay Stuff Markets
• Proud2Play
• The Candy Cave
• Lesbean & Co Mobile Coffee

Jungle Beats

The sounds of Tigerland will be playing pre-game with Jungle Beats, powered by Milwaukee! This week’s special guest DJ is Libby Graham.

¼ time

Want to test your athletic skills on-field in the “nib Giant Footy Challenge”? *

nib is giving two lucky fans the chance to battle it out during the ¼ time break and roll the large nib inflatable football to win a $150 Richmond Roar Store online voucher at each Richmond AFLW home game*.
*Eligibility and Terms & Conditions apply. 

¾ time

Don't move from your seat at 3/4 time to be involved with the KFC Bucket Challenge during the break for your chance to win $100 worth of KFC vouchers! KFC is giving four lucky fans the chance to put their skills to the test and kick a mini footy into the KFC bucket.

Post-game

Wait for the announcements post-game to join us for Kick 2 Kick on Punt Road Oval.

GETTING TO THE GAME

Public Transport

We encourage fans to use public transport to get to the Swinburne Centre. For all information on travel times or potential disruptions, please visit the PTV website.

Parking

There will be no parking available in Yarra Park or the Swinburne Centre. Alternative Parking options can be found below, there is limited street parking in surrounding Richmond streets.

11 Exhibition Street
28 Flinders Street
32 Flinders Street
172 Flinders Street
Federation Square

Federation Square
202 Flinders Lane

CBD
34-60 Little Collins Street
114 Flinders Street

WHAT ARE WE WEARING?

Richmond will be wearing the AFLW 2024 Richmond pride guernsey, yellow shorts and pride socks.

MEMBERSHIP

Visit our friendly membership team at our marquee located outside Gate 1.

Become an AFLW member from just $65 and gain access to all Richmond games for the 2024 AFLW season with back-to-back home games at the Swinburne Centre, Punt Road Oval! Access exclusive member opportunities and enjoy our member-only portal ‘Richmond Member Rewards’. Click here for packages, visit strongandbold.com.au or phone (03) 9426 4400 for more details.

A reminder AFLW Members can redeem a $0 ticket to this match with their Access membership.
Simply enter your barcode via Ticketmaster to unlock your ticket to the game!

ROAR STORE

Open from 1:30pm this Saturday for AFLW Week 7.
OUR BIG SALE CONTINUES – Up to 40% off all Puma Apparel and select Lifestyle Apparel. Accessories not included.
Pride guernseys and tees are now in-store. AFLW Apparel, Scarves, Pins, Keyrings and Badges are available.

If you can’t make it to the game on Saturday, the Roar Store is open from Tuesday to Friday 10:00am - 4:00pm, or you can always shop online at the Roar Store.

PLAYER SPONSOR

Support your favourite AFLW player as Sponsor! Receive invitations to exclusive events, insider access and signed merchandise!
Spots are strictly limited, to find out more, click here.

ACCESSIBILITY AND SAFETY

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 – 5:00pm or submit a help request.

At the Swinburne Centre, your safety is important to us. If you experience any form of antisocial behaviour, please report it by texting the antisocial hotline on 0409 117 621.

SOCIAL MEDIA

Follow the official social media channels of Richmond's AFLW team across Instagram, Facebook & X 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:

RICHMOND has kept its place in the top four with a thrilling seven-point win against Geelong in windy but sunny conditions at a sold-out Swinburne Centre on Saturday afternoon.

Despite the fact that these sides sit at opposite ends of the ladder, it was an action-packed contest before Richmond came away with the four points from the 6.10 (46) to 5.9 (39) victory.

The lead see-sawed throughout a frantic final quarter, with the winner decided only in the final minute of the game when Tigers captain Katie Brennan kicked a goal to seal the win.

Geelong started the match with the breeze, but were only able to score one goal for the term despite doubling Richmond in inside 50s.

The goal came 10 minutes into the term when small forward Kate Surman, who returned to the side this week, converted from a free kick for high contact from Richmond defender Libby Graham.

Julia Crockett-Grills (18 disposals, five inside 50s) and Chantel Emonson (18 disposals, 455m gained) continued to propel the Cats forward into the wind in the second quarter, but once again, these forays forward didn't result in goals.

The Cats' inability to score kept the Tigers in the game and when Richmond's Emilia Yassir and Mon Conti scored goals in the second term, the home side went into the half-time break with a five-point lead.

It was only a matter of time until dangerous Geelong forward Aishling Moloney (23 disposals, eight score involvements) hit the scoreboard, with the Irish woman marking on the goal line before snapping her first.

Fellow forward Jackie Parry followed shortly after giving the Cats back the lead.

However, a quick response from Yassir kept Richmond in the game when she scored her second, with Geelong going into the final break with a two-point lead.

It was goal-for-goal to start the final term with Geelong's Parry kicking her second from a free kick, followed shortly by an Eilish Sheerin left foot snap from the boundary for the Tigers.

Veteran Geelong tall Kate Darby scored the next, but again Richmond responded when Yassir got her third.

As she has done all season, Katie Brennan stood up when her team needed, her kicking the sealer for the home side to give Richmond the win.

The hero
On a windy day when both teams were struggling to score majors, Richmond small forward Emilia Yassir kicked three goals straight. Goals were worth their weight in gold, and Yassir made the most of every opportunity that came her way. The sharp shooter kicked half of the Tigers' goals today, in what was her best game so far in season nine.

It was over when…
As she has done many times before, Richmond captain Katie Brennan stood up when her team needed her. The Richmond captain sealed the game when she slotted a long-range set shot in tricky conditions. Tigers senior coach Ryan Ferguson said the 32-year-old has been trying to shift her focus away from being the hero, but in doing so has found herself ironically doing heroic things. "She's (Brennan) got so much better at understanding she doesn't need to be the hero as such. She's taken that anxiety away from 'I must do something special' and the funny thing is more special things have happened that way," Ferguson said post-match. We're enjoying watching her doing special Katie Brennan things.

Up next
Richmond will play the Demons in a Saturday afternoon clash at Casey Fields, while Geelong plays Brisbane at GMHBA Stadium on Sunday.

RICHMOND        0.2   2.5   3.6   6.10 (46)
GEELONG           1.3   1.6   3.8   5.9 (39)

GOALS
Richmond: Yassir 3, Conti, Sheerin, Brennan
Geelong: Parry 2, Surman, A.Moloney, Darby

BEST
Richmond: Conti, McKenzie, Sheerin, Brennan, Yassir
Geelong: A.Moloney, Crockett-Grills, Emonson, Parry, Prespakis

INJURIES
Richmond: Nil
Geelong: Kearns (concussion)

Reports: Nil

Crowd: 2,455 at the Swinburne Centre