Richmond will meet the Adelaide in Round 5 this Saturday afternoon at Adelaide Oval.

MATCH DETAILS

Round 5, Adelaide v Richmond
Saturday, April 16
4.35pm, AEDT (4.05pm ACST)
Adelaide Oval

WHERE TO WATCH

The Round 5 clash will be broadcast live on Fox Footy from 4.00pm AEST. It will also be live streamed on Kayo.

TICKETING

Tickets to this match are available via Ticketek.

All ticketing information gets sent directly to members via email. To update or change an email address or view your membership barcode please log in to your MyRichmond account.

GATES OPEN

All gates: 1.00pm (ACST)

GETTING TO THE GAME

Parking

Car Parks: Open 12:00pm

Casual parking will be available payable by card on entry (subject to availability) in the following locations:

Oval #2: Access via Montefiore Road
Torrens Parade Grounds: Access via Victoria Drive
Uni Lane Car Park: Access via Pennington Terrace

Public Transport

Fans are strongly encouraged to take advantage of public transport when attending events at Adelaide Oval. The Oval is accessible by train, tram and bus services.

Public transport timetables and routes vary between events. Please visit the Adelaide Metro website for the latest information relating to different events.

COVID-19 VACCINATION CONDITION OF ENTRY

This event will be subject to AFL and Venue COVID-safe protocols.
COVID-safe measures will vary by state and/or venue according to any requirements and directions issued by the Government of the State or Territory in which the Venue is located.

All attendees will need to provide proof of double COVID-19 vaccination and check-in upon entry. 

For more information about the COVIDSave measures at Adelaide Oval, click here.

OPEN TRAINING

Friday, April 15
Adelaide Oval
Entry via South Gate - Gates Open at 3.00pm (ACST)

Training starts at approximately 3.30pm (ACST)

Those attending will be required to display their COVID-19 Digital Certificate via their smartphone prior to entry. Masks will need to be worn upon entry.
The double COVID-19 vaccination requirement only applies to those aged 12 years of age and older.

Due to AFL protocols, player are currently unable to do signings.

More info - Click here.

WHAT ARE WE WEARING?

Richmond will be wearing the 2022 PUMA Clash Guernsey.

LAST TIME WE MET

RICHMOND 3.1 8.3 14.6 17.9 (111)
ADELAIDE 6.3 7.7 8.9 12.11 (83)

GOALS
Richmond: Riewoldt 5, Coleman-Jones 4, Chol 2, Ralphsmith 2, Cotchin, Bolton, Graham, Martin,
Adelaide: Walker 4, Fogarty 3, O'Brien, Berry, Thilthorpe, Rowe, Scholl

BEST
Richmond: Riewoldt, Short, Cotchin, Martin, Coleman-Jones, Broad
Adelaide: Keays, Sloane, Walker, Doedee, Laird, McHenry

ROAR STORE

The Roar Store will be at Adelaide Oval this Saturday! Come visit us from 1.00pm outside the East Gate to kit yourself out in Yellow & Black.

Shop online for the latest Roar Store merchandise, including our 2022 PUMA Iconic Range. 

RICHMOND MEMBERSHIP

The best way to support the Club in 2022 is by purchasing a membership. It’s not too late to join as Richmond member and get access to matches, member merchandise and more, find out more or call 1300 742 466 if you have any concerns or questions relating to your 2022 membership.

VFL

Round 4
Carlton v Richmond
11.05am, Ikon Park

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SOCIAL MEDIA

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Richmond has fallen short against Adelaide on Saturday at Adelaide Oval, going down 15.11 (101) to 12.10 (82).

The Tigers hit the front in the third quarter but couldn't capitalise, with former skipper Trent Cotchin a standout with 24 possessions.

Dion Prestia (27 touches) was also busy for Richmond, with forwards Jack Riewoldt, Tom Lynch, Jason Castagna and Liam Baker kicking two goals each.

But the Tigers had no answer for Tex Walker, who booted five goals.

Adelaide led by 24 points 21 minutes into the second term.

But evergreen Tigers Cotchin and Riewoldt scored vital late goals to keep the visitors in touch, before Walker's first half ended with a snap at goal which missed.

The Crows led 9.4 to 6.3 at half-time and their advantage increased to 25 points early in the third term when a Himmelberg shot was cleared after a review.

But Richmond then rallied: in about seven minutes they piled on four consecutive goals to take the lead.

The Tigers burst was triggered by veterans, with Shane Edwards and Riewoldt scoring a goal each and Baker booting two.

Yet the visitors were able to hold the lead only briefly, with the Crows responding with three unanswered majors including a Walker snap and another from Himmelberg.

Adelaide held a 14-point buffer at three quarter-time.

And the hosts' impressive first-year forward Josh Rachele increased the margin to 21 points with a goal four minutes into the last quarter.

A 15-minute goal-less period followed, including Crows skipper Rory Sloane limping off with a leg injury, before Rachele again took the spotlight, threading a set-shot to put the Crows 31 points up and out of danger.

Jack wins family bragging rights
It was a quiet day out for Richmond spearhead Jack Riewoldt but he did take some family bragging rights away from Adelaide Oval. Riewoldt started game 308 on 718 career goals, equal with cousin Nick. He couldn't get his hands on the footy through the first quarter, but late in the second Jack found himself clear in the forward line, marked a centering kick and calmly went back to slot the goal. It may not have been the most spectacular of his career, but it's sure to get a mention at Christmas dinner. Now, his second for the match was a lot more interesting!

ADELAIDE     4.1    9.4     13.6     15.11 (101)
RICHMOND   3.1    6.3    10.10    12.10 (82)

GOALS
Adelaide: Walker 5, Himmelberg 4, McAdam 2, Laird, O'Brien, Rachele
Richmond: Baker 2, Castagna 2, Lynch 2, Riewoldt 2, Balta, Cotchin, Edwards, Graham 

BEST
Adelaide: Keays, Dawson, Walker, Laird, Doedee, Himmelberg
Richmond: Cotchin, Vlastuin, Prestia, Parker, Edwards

INJURIES
Adelaide: Sloane (leg)
Richmond: Ralphsmith (TBC)

MEDICAL SUBS
Adelaide: James Rowe, replaced Rory Sloane in the fourth quarter
Richmond: Jake Aarts, replaced Hugo Ralphsmith in the fourth quarter