Richmond will travel to South Australia to take on Port Adelaide this Saturday afternoon in Round 2 of the 2025 Toyota AFL Premiership Season.

MATCH DETAILS

Round 2
Port Adelaide v Richmond
Saturday 22 March
Adelaide Oval
4:15pm (AEDT), 3:45pm (ACDT) 

GATE TIMES

All gates will open at 2:15pm (ACDT).

BROADCAST INFORMATION

Our Round 2 match will be broadcast live on Channel 7, Fox Footy, Kayo and Binge from 4:00pm (AEDT) 3:30pm (ACDT).

TICKETING

Tickets are available to purchase via Ticketek.

2025 RICHMOND MEMBERS
South Australian members can redeem a $0 ticket via Ticketek by entering their interstate membership barcode.
Please note that there are no guest passes for this match.

MEMBERSHIP

Our membership team is travelling to Adelaide. We will be at Open Training to assist with signups, renewals and enquiries. Thank you to our SA Members – we will have a special mini giveaway for you!

Not a member of the Tiger Army? Don’t let distance define your passion. For just $149, get access to one Richmond game in South Australia and 5 Richmond home games at the MCG with an Interstate Membership!

WHAT'S ON?

OPEN TRAINING
Friday, March 21 
Adelaide Oval 
3:30pm – 4:00pm (ACDT)

Most players participating will be available post-training for a short signing session
We ask that our fans enjoy the atmosphere and respect the players' need for proper recovery post-training if they are not available. 

For more information or upcoming sessions, click here.

SUPPORTER GROUP FUNCTION

The South Australia Supporter Group is proud to be hosting the pre-game function for Round 2.
Join special Richmond guest speakers, including former players, for a preview of the match with an assistant coach, raffles, auctions and more! 

Click here for more details about the event and to purchase your tickets.

ROAR STORE

The Roar Store won't be travelling to South Australia this week, however, you can always shop online.

GETTING TO ADELAIDE OVAL

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

We recommend utilising Adelaide Metro Footy express buses, trains, and trams FREE with your game day ticket. See information here or visit the Adelaide Metro website for more details.

CAR PARKING

For the most up-to-date information on car parking, head to the Adelaide Oval website.

ACCESSIBILITY - DISABILITY DROP-OFF AND PICK-UP ZONES

For disability permit holders only, accessed via Services SA:

• 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.

All accessibility information can be found here.

WHAT ARE WE WEARING?

Richmond will be wearing the 2025 PUMA away guernsey and white shorts.

VFL

Round 1
Richmond v Coburg Lions
Sunday 23 March
Holm Park Recreation Reserve, Beaconsfield
11:05am (AEDT)

Live streamed here on the AFL website.

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.

A tough afternoon at Adelaide Oval saw Richmond unable to overcome a poised Port Adelaide outfit, going down by 72 points.

There was no comeback for the young Tigers this week, the Tigers had no glorious comeback, succumbing 21.14 (140) to 9.14 (68) at Adelaide Oval.

There were promising signs shown from young forward Jacob Bauer, alongside an impressive debut goal from Liam Fawcett on the run in the second term.

However, it was a steady flow of goals to the Power's end through the first half, an hour of one-sided football with a lopsided disposal count of 257 to 141 at the long break.

The Tigers showed more fight after half-time with glimpses from their future stars, especially a two-goal final term from key forward Harry Armstrong, who was gallant in the front half.

Richmond slipped 84 points behind midway through the third term, when Power skipper Connor Rozee converted a set shot, but the visitors showed beleated pluck by booting three of the next four goals.

Rhyan Mansell fought hard and applied forward pressure, but was unable to see out the match.

Sam Banks copped a nasty knock that left him with a cut to his cheek, forced to the sidelines after being subbed off with concussion.

In his 150th, veteran defender Nathan Broad was poised down back, with young forward Seth Campbell taking charge in front of goal with two majors.

The Tigers return to Melbourne and look ahead to their Round 3 clash against St Kilda at Marvel Stadium.