Richmond’s winning score of 4.10 (34) in yesterday’s clash with Sydney at the Gabba was its equal-lowest at AFL/VFL level.

You have to go all the way back to the Tigers’ inaugural season of VFL football in 1908 for the other time they won a game with that extremely low score.

In Round 12 of that season, Richmond 5.4 (34) defeated Fitzroy 4.9 (33) by one point at Brunswick Street Oval.

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Round 6: Match highlights

Watch highlights from the win over the Sydney Swans.

The Tigers had just two goalkickers that day – Bill Bourke with three and Billy Schmidt, two.

Richmond’s all-time lowest winning score occurred in the VFA competition during the 1906 season when it kicked 3.10 (28) to beat Footscray by one point at the Western Oval.

ROUND 6 WRAP UP
  • 03:42

    Round 6: Hardwick post-match

    Damien Hardwick addresses the media following the Round 6 win over the Swans.

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  • 05:44

    Round 6: Match highlights

    Watch highlights from the win over the Sydney Swans.

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  • 00:29

    Team song: Richmond

    Watch the Tigers celebrate their round six win

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  • 01:10

    Round 6: Lynch 'We've got the best fans in the land'

    Tom Lynch chats to Channel 7 following the Round 6 win over Sydney.

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  • 01:10

    Round 6: Lambert post-match

    Kane Lambert chats to Channel 7 following the Round 6 win over Sydney.

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  • 00:47

    Round 6: Glove no issue for rock-solid Lynch

    Tom Lynch takes a beautiful contested mark in the wet and drills through the resulting set shot.

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  • 00:47

    Round 6: Pickett picks up and Bolton bolts away

    A great passage of play from Marlion Pickett and Shai Bolton.

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