Richmond will meet Port Adelaide in Round 21 this Saturday night at Adelaide Oval.

MATCH DETAILS

Port Adelaide v Richmond
Saturday, August 6
7:40pm AEST (7:10pm ACST)
Adelaide Oval

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.

WHERE TO WATCH

The Round 21 clash will be broadcast live on Fox Footy from 7.00pm AEST. It will also be live streamed on Kayo.

GATES OPEN

All gates open: 5.30pm ACST

GETTING TO THE GAME

Parking

For up to date parking information on game day, please refer to the Adelaide Oval website.

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.

OPEN TRAINING

Friday, August 5
Adelaide Oval

Enter via South Gate: Gates open at 3:00pm ACST
Training starts: Approximately 3:30pm ACST
Seating: The Tiger Army will be in sections 126 & 127
Roar Store: We will have your yellow & black merchandise for sale outside the East Gate during open training

For information on upcoming sessions - Click here.

Please note: Due to the recent increase of COVID and the flu in our community, players will be unavailable for signatures and photo opportunities at this session.

ROAR STORE

The Roar Store is coming to Adelaide Oval, we will have your yellow & black essentials for sale outside the East Gate from 4:30pm until the end of the game!

You can always visit our shop at the Swinburne Centre or shop online for the latest Roar Store merchandise.

WHAT ARE WE WEARING?

Richmond will be wearing the 2022 PUMA Clash Guernsey.

LAST TIME WE MET

Round 13 2022, MCG

Richmond 11.11.77 v Port Adelaide 10.5.65

GOALS
Richmond: Clarke 2, Martin 2, Graham, D.Rioli, McIntosh, Riewoldt, Balta, Gibcus, Baker
Port Adelaide: Marshall 3, Amon, Dixon, Wines, Finlayson, Farrell, Powell-Pepper, Rozee  

BEST 
Richmond: Prestia, Baker, Cotchin, Vlastuin, Graham, Nankervis  
Port Adelaide: Boak, Marshall, Houston, Amon, Wines, Burton  

VFL

Round 20
Northern Bullants v Richmond
Preston City Oval, 2.05pm

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RICHMOND'S season is in its own hands, with a 16.13 (109) to 10.11 (71) win over Port Adelaide taking the Tigers back into the top eight.

The Tigers relished slippery conditions after half-time, piling on 7.4 in the third quarter as they galloped away to a 38-point win at Adelaide Oval.

Tom Lynch kicked three goals in the ‘premiership quarter’ before Aliir Aliir relieved an undersized Trent McKenzie, as Dion Prestia (32 disposals, 10 clearances) and a vintage Trent Cotchin (31 and six) wrested control in the clearances to help the Tigers to victory.

Ollie Wines (32 for the match), Travis Boak (27 and eight clearances) and Zak Butters had plenty of the footy and the Tigers were wasting opportunities in attack, although Shai Bolton had kicked two crucial goals – one after the quarter-time siren and the second a typically elusive snap just before the main break.

At half-time, it looked as if the game was heading to a usual Port Adelaide-Richmond struggle, with Charlie Dixon and Jeremy Finlayson proving a handful up forward despite limited opportunities.

Port Adelaide had appeared to kick into gear at the start of the third.

Miles Bergman's high snap goal came in the first 27 seconds, as man mountain Dixon landed heavily on Nick Vlastuin in a marking contest, ruling the tough Tiger and key interceptor out for the remainder of the game.

Cotchin had other ideas, continuing his recent strong form with a fierce attack on the footy, while Prestia combined beautifully with Toby Nankervis (42 hitouts, 29 disposals), who took advantage of his experience over second-gamer Brynn Teakle.

Lynch and Bolton subsequently feasted, with Jack Riewoldt also chipping in with an impressive contested mark running back with the flight.

As they have done so many times this year, the Power kept their heads and fought out the final quarter well, stemming the flow of Tiger goals, but were unable to make a decent impact on the scoreboard.

Daniel Rioli – almost playing as a third winger, such was the amount of ground he covered out of defence – kicked two goals in the first half and was a key driver up the ground.

Connor Rozee received some treatment for a sprained left knee after getting his leg caught underneath him, but played out the game, taking a soaring hanger in the goal-square in the final term.

Marlion Pickett provided a fourth-quarter highlight when having a shot for goal tight on the boundary. Receiving a considerable level of advice from the crowd, Pickett slotted the set shot without even entering the field of play. 

PORT ADELAIDE     3.1     6.4       9.6       10.11     (71)
RICHMOND            4.4      7.6     14.10     16.13     (109)

GOALS
Port Adelaide: Dixon 2, Finlayson 2, Duursma, Gray, Burgoyne, Bergman, Butters, Rozee
Richmond: Lynch 4, Bolton 4, D. Rioli 2, Cumberland 2, Ross, M. Rioli, Riewoldt, Pickett

BEST
Port Adelaide: Wines, Boak, Dixon, Houston, Finlayson
Richmond: Cotchin, Prestia, Bolton, D.Rioli, Lynch, Nankervis

INJURIES
Port Adelaide: Rozee (knee)
Richmond: Vlastuin (ribs)

SUBSTITUTES
Port Adelaide: Riley Bonner (unused) 
Richmond: Jason Castagna (replaced Vlastuin in the third quarter)