Richmond ranks equal fourth among the 18 AFL teams for total home-and-away wins over the past five seasons.

The Tigers’ 41-point victory over St Kilda in yesterday’s final round clash at the MCG was their 15^th win of season 2017 – the same number they achieved when they made the finals in 2013 and 2015.

But in both those years, unlike this season, the 15 wins were not enough to secure a double chance for them.

2017 Richmond Finals Hub

In 2014, Richmond staged an incredible comeback, putting together nine consecutive victories, to clinch a finals berth with 12 wins.

Last season was the only time in the past five years that the Tigers haven’t made the final eight. They finished in 13^th place on the ladder in 2016 with just eight wins.

From 2013-2017, Richmond has recorded 65 wins, which is the same amount as Adelaide.

Only Hawthorn (79), Sydney (79) and Geelong (78) have achieved more home-and-away success during this period.

The full list of how the 18 teams have fared wins-wise in the home-and-away rounds throughout the past five seasons is . . .

Equal 1^st – Hawthorn: 79 wins.
Equal 1^st – Sydney: 79 wins.
3^rd – Geelong: 78 wins.
Equal 4^th – Richmond: 65 wins.
Equal 4^th – Adelaide: 65 wins.
6^th – West Coast: 64 wins.
7^th – Port Adelaide: 62 wins.
8^th – Fremantle: 61 wins.
Equal 9^th – North Melbourne: 55 wins.
Equal 9^th – Western Bulldogs: 55 wins.
11^th – Collingwood: 53 wins.
12^th – Greater Western Sydney: 48 wins.
13^th – Essendon: 47 wins.
14^th – St Kilda: 38 wins.
Equal 15^th – Melbourne: 35 wins.
Equal 15^th – Carlton: 35 wins.
17^th – Gold Coast: 34 wins.
18^th – Brisbane: 29 wins.