Richmond is heading to Queensland to meet Brisbane this Thursday night at the Gabba. 

MATCH DETAILS

Round 16 v Brisbane
Thursday, June 29
7:20pm (AEST)

WHERE TO WATCH

The Round 16 match will be broadcast live on Channel 7 and Fox Footy from 7.00pm (AEST). It will also be live streamed on Kayo.

TICKETING

Tickets for this match are available to purchase via Ticketmaster.

GATES OPEN

All gates open at 5:45pm.

GETTING TO THE GAME

Public Transport

We encourage all fans to catch public transport to get to The Gabba.

Travel for free within the Brisbane City Council shire by showing your pre-purchased ticket to the game on Queensland Rail City Network trains (excluding Airtrain), Brisbane City Council uses or a special event shuttle service from 4 hours prior to the event.

You can plan your journey by using the Translink Journey Planner here.

Drop Off

There is an accessibility drop off and parking zone located near Gate 5 on Linton Street – you will require a PWD permit to enter this area. Parks are first in, first served.

For more information on seating, facilities, and sensory rooms, please visit The Gabba website here.

Parking

There is no public parking at The Gabba.

ROAR STORE

The Roar Store is heading to The Gabba. Come and purchase your yellow & black essentials!

Located at Lion Park on the corner of Main Street and Stanley street from 5:00pm to approximately 10:45pm.

WHAT ARE WE WEARING?

Richmond will be wearing the 2023 PUMA Home Guernsey and white shorts. 

OPEN TRAINING

Wednesday, June 28
The Gabba
Entry via Gate 2 at 2:30pm (AEST)
Training from approx. 3:00pm to 3:30pm

• There will be a short autograph session with players after training.
• Our friendly membership team will be there for any enquiries.
• Our Roar Store will be located at Lion Park – on the corner of Main Street and Stanley street from 2:30pm to approximately 4:00pm.

For more information on upcoming sessions, click here.

LAST TIME WE MET

Elimination Final, 2022, The Gabba

BRISBANE 4.3 8.5 13.7 16.10 (106)
RICHMOND 4.3 9.5 14.6 16.8 (104)

GOALS
Brisbane: Cameron 3, Daniher 3, Hipwood 3, Ah Chee, Bailey, McCarthy, McCluggage, McStay, Robertson, Wilmot
Richmond: Lynch 3, Riewoldt 3, Bolton 2, Cotchin, Cumberland, Martin, McIntosh, M.Rioli, D.Rioli, Ross, Sonsie

BEST
Brisbane: Neale, McCluggage, Bailey, Robertson, McStay, Starcevich
Richmond: Nankervis, Pickett, Vlastuin, Ross, Lynch

VFL

Round 15, Brisbane v Richmond
Friday, June 30
Brighton Homes Arena
11:05am bounce

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Brisbane has put a stop to Richmond's recent resurgence, defeating the Tigers by 81 points at the Gabba on Thursday night.

The Lions showed why they're comfortably in the top four, dominating around the ball to deny the Tigers a spot in the top eight in the 20.14 (134) to 7.11 (53) shellacking.

Joe Daniher kicked five goals, while Hugh McCluggage (34 disposals, five clearances) and Lachie Neale (34 and 10, as well as two goals) were instrumental in the Lions' engine room.

Brisbane was able to pressure and force turnovers all over the ground as speedy half-backs Conor McKenna, Darcy Wilmot and Keidean Coleman squeezed up to intercept any loose balls.

Wilmot kicked a set shot from 50m on the quarter-time siren to give his team a lead it deserved and they never looked back.

McKenna added to the half-back feast when he hoisted one home from 50m, and minutes later he was instrumental in a Charlie Cameron goal that started from defence and had two involvements from the evergreen Ryan Lester.

Richmond could not win the ball at the source and when they won it back in defence, struggled to move it by foot or hand.

The 48-point lead at half-time was about as close as it could have been for the one-goal Tigers.

A hamstring injury to Jayden Short in the second quarter did not help the Tigers, but they were already in the midst of conceding eight consecutive goals and were thoroughly outplayed for the majority of the night.

Noah Cumberland was also assisted off the field at half-time after injuring his ankle in the dying seconds of the second quarter, but he played out the rest of the game.

BRISBANE 4.6 9.7 15.13 20.14 (134)
RICHMOND 1.3 1.7 4.7 7.11 (53)

GOALS
Brisbane: Daniher 5, McCarthy 3, Neale 2, Hipwood 2, Cameron 2, Bailey 2, Wilmot, McKenna, Berry, Ah Chee
Richmond: Hopper 2, Short, Ross, Rioli, Cumberland, Clarke

BEST
Brisbane: McCluggage, Neale, McKenna, McInerney, Ashcroft, Dunkley, Coleman
Richmond: Balta, Vlastuin, Broad, Rioli

INJURIES
Brisbane: Dunkley (calf), Ah Chee (head)
Richmond: Short (hamstring)

LATE CHANGES
Brisbane: Nil
Richmond: Dustin Martin (illness) replaced in selected side by Noah Cumberland

SUBSTITUTES
Brisbane: Darcy Fort (replaced Josh Dunkley at three quarter-time)
Richmond: Hugo Ralphsmith (replaced Short in the second quarter)

Crowd: 30,022 at the Gabba