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2023 Toyota AFL Premiership
Richmond v Hawthorn
Round 19 • Saturday 22 July 2023 • 3:45 AM (UTC)
96 14.12
Full Time
95 15.5
Tigers Won By 1
MCG,  Melbourne  • Wurundjeri

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3.2 (20)
6.6 (42)
9.9 (63)
14.12 (96)
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Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 ET1 ET2
Full Time
4.2 (26)
10.3 (63)
15.3 (93)
15.5 (95)
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Match Feed

4th Quarter
30:26
A storming finish from Richmond who were down by 36 points at the 29-minute mark of the 3rd quarter. They kicked the last six goals of the game, including 5.3 to 0.2 in the final term.
30:26
After just 17 disposals last week, James Sicily finished with 28 disposals at 93% efficiency, 13 marks (equal AFL record 10 intercept marks), and 15 intercept possessions.
28:48
Liam Baker gives Richmond a 1-point lead with 63 seconds left in the game. It is their first lead since the nine-minute mark of the 2nd quarter.
28:02
GOAL
Liam Baker
2 Goals 1 Behind
26:03
GOAL
Kamdyn McIntosh
1 Goal 0 Behinds
25:52
Hawthorn has managed to stabilise after the Richmond onslaught. They lead disposals (40-28), marks (16-7) and have lifted their pressure rating to 192.
23:08
After a quiet first three quarters, Daniel Rioli has had 7 disposals in the last quarter, the most on the ground. He has had four intercept possesions, three contested possesions, and two score involvements.
17:26
BEHIND
Luke Breust
2 Goals 2 Behinds
16:16
BEHIND
Jack Riewoldt
1 Goal 3 Behinds
15:00
Taranto kicks his third for the game and brings the margin to 11 points. Richmond's pressure rating in the fourth quarter is at 213 compared to their match rating of 186. They average a pressure rating of 184 in their wins this year.
Q4 30:26
A storming finish from Richmond who were down by 36 points at the 29-minute mark of the 3rd quarter. They kicked the last six goals of the game, including 5.3 to 0.2 in the final term.
Q4 30:26
After just 17 disposals last week, James Sicily finished with 28 disposals at 93% efficiency, 13 marks (equal AFL record 10 intercept marks), and 15 intercept possessions.
Q4 28:48
Liam Baker gives Richmond a 1-point lead with 63 seconds left in the game. It is their first lead since the nine-minute mark of the 2nd quarter.
G
Q4 28:02
GOAL
Liam Baker
2 Goals 1 Behind
G
Q4 26:03
GOAL
Kamdyn McIntosh
1 Goal 0 Behinds
Q4 25:52
Hawthorn has managed to stabilise after the Richmond onslaught. They lead disposals (40-28), marks (16-7) and have lifted their pressure rating to 192.
Q4 23:08
After a quiet first three quarters, Daniel Rioli has had 7 disposals in the last quarter, the most on the ground. He has had four intercept possesions, three contested possesions, and two score involvements.
B
Q4 17:26
BEHIND
Luke Breust
2 Goals 2 Behinds
B
Q4 16:16
BEHIND
Jack Riewoldt
1 Goal 3 Behinds
Q4 15:00
Taranto kicks his third for the game and brings the margin to 11 points. Richmond's pressure rating in the fourth quarter is at 213 compared to their match rating of 186. They average a pressure rating of 184 in their wins this year.
28:02
GOAL
Liam Baker
2 Goals 1 Behind
26:03
GOAL
Kamdyn McIntosh
1 Goal 0 Behinds
17:26
BEHIND
Luke Breust
2 Goals 2 Behinds
16:16
BEHIND
Jack Riewoldt
1 Goal 3 Behinds
13:34
GOAL
Tim Taranto
3 Goals 0 Behinds
11:26
BEHIND
Jack Riewoldt
1 Goal 2 Behinds
10:29
BEHIND
Rhyan Mansell
0 Goals 1 Behind
08:43
GOAL
Dustin Martin
2 Goals 0 Behinds
06:11
GOAL
Jack Riewoldt
1 Goal 1 Behind
03:50
BEHIND
Luke Breust
2 Goals 1 Behind
G
Q4 28:02
GOAL
Liam Baker
2 Goals 1 Behind
G
Q4 26:03
GOAL
Kamdyn McIntosh
1 Goal 0 Behinds
B
Q4 17:26
BEHIND
Luke Breust
2 Goals 2 Behinds
B
Q4 16:16
BEHIND
Jack Riewoldt
1 Goal 3 Behinds
G
Q4 13:34
GOAL
Tim Taranto
3 Goals 0 Behinds
B
Q4 11:26
BEHIND
Jack Riewoldt
1 Goal 2 Behinds
B
Q4 10:29
BEHIND
Rhyan Mansell
0 Goals 1 Behind
G
Q4 08:43
GOAL
Dustin Martin
2 Goals 0 Behinds
G
Q4 06:11
GOAL
Jack Riewoldt
1 Goal 1 Behind
B
Q4 03:50
BEHIND
Luke Breust
2 Goals 1 Behind

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Match Feed

4th Quarter
30:26
A storming finish from Richmond who were down by 36 points at the 29-minute mark of the 3rd quarter. They kicked the last six goals of the game, including 5.3 to 0.2 in the final term.
30:26
After just 17 disposals last week, James Sicily finished with 28 disposals at 93% efficiency, 13 marks (equal AFL record 10 intercept marks), and 15 intercept possessions.
28:48
Liam Baker gives Richmond a 1-point lead with 63 seconds left in the game. It is their first lead since the nine-minute mark of the 2nd quarter.
28:02
GOAL
Liam Baker
2 Goals 1 Behind
26:03
GOAL
Kamdyn McIntosh
1 Goal 0 Behinds
25:52
Hawthorn has managed to stabilise after the Richmond onslaught. They lead disposals (40-28), marks (16-7) and have lifted their pressure rating to 192.
23:08
After a quiet first three quarters, Daniel Rioli has had 7 disposals in the last quarter, the most on the ground. He has had four intercept possesions, three contested possesions, and two score involvements.
17:26
BEHIND
Luke Breust
2 Goals 2 Behinds
16:16
BEHIND
Jack Riewoldt
1 Goal 3 Behinds
15:00
Taranto kicks his third for the game and brings the margin to 11 points. Richmond's pressure rating in the fourth quarter is at 213 compared to their match rating of 186. They average a pressure rating of 184 in their wins this year.
Q4 30:26
A storming finish from Richmond who were down by 36 points at the 29-minute mark of the 3rd quarter. They kicked the last six goals of the game, including 5.3 to 0.2 in the final term.
Q4 30:26
After just 17 disposals last week, James Sicily finished with 28 disposals at 93% efficiency, 13 marks (equal AFL record 10 intercept marks), and 15 intercept possessions.
Q4 28:48
Liam Baker gives Richmond a 1-point lead with 63 seconds left in the game. It is their first lead since the nine-minute mark of the 2nd quarter.
G
Q4 28:02
GOAL
Liam Baker
2 Goals 1 Behind
G
Q4 26:03
GOAL
Kamdyn McIntosh
1 Goal 0 Behinds
Q4 25:52
Hawthorn has managed to stabilise after the Richmond onslaught. They lead disposals (40-28), marks (16-7) and have lifted their pressure rating to 192.
Q4 23:08
After a quiet first three quarters, Daniel Rioli has had 7 disposals in the last quarter, the most on the ground. He has had four intercept possesions, three contested possesions, and two score involvements.
B
Q4 17:26
BEHIND
Luke Breust
2 Goals 2 Behinds
B
Q4 16:16
BEHIND
Jack Riewoldt
1 Goal 3 Behinds
Q4 15:00
Taranto kicks his third for the game and brings the margin to 11 points. Richmond's pressure rating in the fourth quarter is at 213 compared to their match rating of 186. They average a pressure rating of 184 in their wins this year.
28:02
GOAL
Liam Baker
2 Goals 1 Behind
26:03
GOAL
Kamdyn McIntosh
1 Goal 0 Behinds
17:26
BEHIND
Luke Breust
2 Goals 2 Behinds
16:16
BEHIND
Jack Riewoldt
1 Goal 3 Behinds
13:34
GOAL
Tim Taranto
3 Goals 0 Behinds
11:26
BEHIND
Jack Riewoldt
1 Goal 2 Behinds
10:29
BEHIND
Rhyan Mansell
0 Goals 1 Behind
08:43
GOAL
Dustin Martin
2 Goals 0 Behinds
06:11
GOAL
Jack Riewoldt
1 Goal 1 Behind
03:50
BEHIND
Luke Breust
2 Goals 1 Behind
G
Q4 28:02
GOAL
Liam Baker
2 Goals 1 Behind
G
Q4 26:03
GOAL
Kamdyn McIntosh
1 Goal 0 Behinds
B
Q4 17:26
BEHIND
Luke Breust
2 Goals 2 Behinds
B
Q4 16:16
BEHIND
Jack Riewoldt
1 Goal 3 Behinds
G
Q4 13:34
GOAL
Tim Taranto
3 Goals 0 Behinds
B
Q4 11:26
BEHIND
Jack Riewoldt
1 Goal 2 Behinds
B
Q4 10:29
BEHIND
Rhyan Mansell
0 Goals 1 Behind
G
Q4 08:43
GOAL
Dustin Martin
2 Goals 0 Behinds
G
Q4 06:11
GOAL
Jack Riewoldt
1 Goal 1 Behind
B
Q4 03:50
BEHIND
Luke Breust
2 Goals 1 Behind

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2023 Toyota AFL Premiership
9 Wins
1 Draws
8 Losses
Ladder Pos 10
Ladder Pos 16
Wins 5
Draws 0
Losses 13
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5
1
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8
Losses
13
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Matthew Coulthard, Rhyan Mansell
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Ned Long, Seamus Mitchell
Hugo Ralphsmith (Sub), Maurice Rioli (Omitted)
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Fergus Greene (Injured), Lloyd Meek (Omitted)
Matthew Coulthard
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Ned Long
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    Game Day Hub

    All the game day information ahead of Richmond's Round 19 clash against Hawthorn, dedicated to the Alannah & Madeline Foundation.

    Richmond will meet Hawthorn in Round 19 this Saturday afternoon at the MCG.

    MATCH DETAILS

    Richmond v Hawthorn
    Saturday, July 22
    1.45pm, MCG

    ALANNAH & MADELINE FOUNDATION

    Richmond’s Round 19 match will be the Club’s annual dedicated fixture to the Alannah & Madeline Foundation.

    The Alannah & Madeline Foundation is the leading national not-for-profit organisation working to protect children from the effects of violence and bullying.

    The Club and Foundation aim to raise $85,000 from the match to help keep children safe from violence. Funds raised will help us support the Alannah & Madeline Foundation to deliver backpacks filled with essential items to meet a young person's immediate material and personal care needs when they need it most. These special bags provide a sense of security and comfort for children in crisis.

    01:04
      • $35 can provide three teddy bears to children traumatised by violence
      • $50 can provide one child with their own Buddy Bag with essential items for a child in crisis
      • $82 can provide four children with new clean pyjamas to help them take the first steps to recover

    All match donations, Alannah & Madeline Foundation memberships and merchandise will all play a role in fundraising for the game.

    TICKETING

    Tickets are available to purchase via Ticketek.

    ROUND 19 OFFERS:

    2 for 1 general admission tickets
    with the code RIOLI23 or redeem via this link.

    Kids 14 and under get in free redeem via Ticketek.

    General admission bays:

    Level 4

    Shane Warne Stand: Q1-Q15½
    Ponsofrd Stand: Q29-Q36
    Olympic Stand: Q49-Q55 rows K-MM

    Richmond Cheer Squad
    M3 & M4 rows A-K

    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.

    If you have any membership or ticket-related questions on game day, please head to our Club Hub at the MCG located between gates 3 & 4 from 12.00pm until the end of quarter time. 

    WHERE TO WATCH

    The Round 19 match will be broadcast live on Fox Footy from 1.30pm AEST. It will also be live-streamed on Kayo.

    GATES OPEN

    MCC Reserve: 11.30am
    Public & AFL Reserve: 12.00pm

    GETTING TO THE GAME

    Public Transport

    Plan your trip to the 'G via Journey Planner. All Victorians are being asked to play their part to keep one another safe, including making responsible choices about using our public transport network.

    Parking

    Click here for updated Yarra Park parking information as well as alternative parking options close to the MCG and continue to check regularly for updates. When open, public parking in Yarra Park is available for $10, payable by EFTPOS only.

    WHAT'S ON?

    Kids go free

    From Rounds 16-19, kids aged 14 and under will have free entry to games.

    Come along to our game in Round 19 where we will have extra kids activities for our young tiger cubs! 

    Tiger Cub Hub

    Head to our Alannah & Madeline Foundation playground from 11.30am located outside Gate 3 in Yarra Park! We will have a DJ playing the latest tracks, player signings, face painters, a magician, inflatables and a petting zoo!

    At our Tiger Cub Hubs, our junior fans have a chance to spin to win - You could walk away with drink bottles, mini footballs, sticker packs and more!

    Jungle Beats

    The sounds of Tigerland will play pre-game with Jungle Beats. This week’s special guest DJ is Buddy Bear!

    Homecoming Hero

    Our Homecoming Hero for Round 19 is Craig McKellar, proudly presented by Motorola. Make sure you’re in your seats to welcome Michael to the ‘G!

    ¼ Time

    nib Health Break, presented by nib. nib want to know how you take a break to look after your health. Just by sharing your answer, you’ll be in the running to win a $500 Visa e-gift card and Richmond home game tickets. Eligibility and T&Cs apply.

    ½ Time

    ATTEND & WIN - It's as simple as that.

    All 2023 members that attend our home games automatically go in the draw to win amazing prizes!

    Keep an eye on the big screen at half-time for the winner. 

    ¾ Time

    Catch the Colonel, thanks to KFC. Make sure you’re in your seat at ¾ time to be a part of the action and win!

    FUNCTIONS & EVENTS

    Join us at Rounds 19 and 20, with a range of casual and premium dining options available.

    Click here to find out more and secure your spot!

    OPEN TRAINING

    Round 19 v Hawthorn
    Swinburne Centre
    Friday, July 21
    Gates open from 10.00am
    Training from approximately 10.30am to 11.00am

    • Roar Store will be open from 9.00am – Come and purchase the 2023 Alannah & Madeline Foundation guernsey! All donations go towards helping a child in crisis
    • Friendly volunteers from the Alannah & Madeline Foundation will be around seeking donations to help reach our goal of raising $85,000
    • Meet’n’greet with Buddy Bear
    • Short autograph session with some of the squad after training

    For upcoming sessions, click here.

    LAST TIME WE MET

    Round 22, 2022

    RICHMOND 6.2 9.3 18.5 20.8 (128)
    HAWTHORN 1.1 4.5 5.10 9.13 (67)

    GOALS
    Richmond: Lynch 8, Cumberland 2, Edwards 2, Prestia 2, M.Rioli 2, Bolton, Castagna, Cotchin, Miller
    Hawthorn: 
    Breust 2, Gunston 2, Koschitzke, McEvoy, Serong, Shiels, Sicily

    BEST
    Richmond: Lynch, Prestia, Cotchin, D.Rioli, Short, M.Rioli
    Hawthorn:
     Sicily, Newcombe, Scrimshaw, Maginness, McEvoy, Mitchell

    RICHMOND MEMBERSHIP

    Secure your access to Round 19 with our Alannah and Madeline Foundation membership, for just $55 every Adult membership sold equates to one Buddy Bag for a vulnerable child.

    If you have any membership or ticket-related questions on game day, please head to our Club Hub. 

    MCG Location: Cub Hub Gate 3 & 4
    Open: 11.30am
    Close: ¼ time

    For any other questions about your 2023 membership, call 1300 742 466 or visit strongandbold.com.au.

    WHAT ARE WE WEARING?

    Richmond will be wearing the 2023 AMF guernsey and black shorts.

    ROAR STORE

    The Roar Store is open from 10.00am, right until the first bounce! We will close for the duration of the game and re-open post-match.

    If you can't make it to the game you can always shop online for the latest Roar Store merchandise!

    ACCESS AND INCLUSION

    The 'G Train Mobility Shuttle Service

    The service is free and accessible to patrons with mobility challenges and in 2022, the G-Train will also feature vehicles with wheelchair-friendly access.

    Pre-booking is not required; simply wait at a designated pick up point for the next available buggy. The service has pick up points from the following locations:
    Richmond Station
    Jolimont Station
    Accessible Parking Area

    For more information, click here.

    MCG Multi-Faith Prayer Room

    The MCG Multi-Faith Prayer Room is open to all patrons.
    Located on Level B1 of the Shane Warne Stand (at approximately M13), the room is able to cater for more than 50 patrons at one time, and is suitable for patrons of all faiths including Christian, Muslim, Jewish and Hindu. The room is accessible for all patrons from across the stadium, regardless of where they are seated.

    Sensory Friendly Space

    A sensory-friendly space, presented by the MCC Foundation, is now open at the MCG and offers visitors some quiet and calm on event day no matter the size of the crowd. Located within the Australian Sports Museum on Level 1 (inside Gate 3, behind bay M51) is a space for all ages who have sensory sensitivities. For more information please click here.

    Accessible Facilities

    Further information about accessibility requirements including seating, parking and toilets can be found here.

    AUSLAN interpreter

    Richmond & the MCG have recently introduced live captioning and an AUSLAN interpreter at Richmond home games. These initiatives are to help those who may find it difficult to hear the match day hosts. Have you noticed this at games? We’d love your feedback! Click here to let us know what you think.

    VFL

    Round 18, Richmond v Box Hill Hawks
    Saturday, July 22
    Swinburne Centre
    10.05am AEST
    Gates open at 9.30am

    This game will be free for everyone to attend!

    Richmond VFL

    Catch up on the latest VFL news, stats & videos!

    CLICK HERE

    SOCIAL MEDIA

    Keep up to date with Richmond’s Instagram, Facebook and Twitter accounts for all the latest news and behind-the-scenes action on game day.

    Download the Richmond Official App for LIVE scores and stats of every game delivered to your phone or tablet.

     

     

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    Tigers stay alive after stunning comeback win

    Richmond has staged a stirring comeback to defeat Hawthorn by one point.

    Liam Baker celebrates putting Richmond ahead late in the final quarter against Hawthorn on Saturday.

    As the song goes, Richmond never weakens until the final siren's gone, and a Liam Baker snap has capped off a six-goal turnaround to overhaul a desperate Hawthorn and win by one point.

    The tenacious Tiger snapped truly to give his side the lead with 63 seconds remaining, the 14.12 (96) to 15.5 (95) victory keeping their finals hopes alive.

    00:56

    It's a crushing blow for the Hawks, who played an incredibly ferocious brand of footy for the first three quarters, but tired to concede the final six goals of the match stemming to just before the final break.

    Hawthorn found plenty of space early through the middle of the ground, threatening with plenty of run off half-back. The forward-at-all-costs approach was capped off by a toe-poke goal from Finn Maginness, which took the fast start out to a 19-point lead.

    04:09

    Chad Wingard was somewhat out of favour a month ago, but recorded 10 disposals in the first quarter and finished with 17 and three goals for the game in a vintage performance across half-forward.

    Ben Miller soared high from out of play to mark an off-target Dustin Martin shot, then converted a snap from the tightest of angles to tie up the scores at the start of the second quarter.

    01:04

    But it was a rare highlight for the home side for that term, as the Hawks piled on six straight goals with a scintillating burst, adding cleanliness to their usual grunt and endeavour around the footy.

    The Tigers rarely had an answer to the Hawks' fast plays from the centre bounces, the midfielders in the sash struggling to clog up their defensive side of the stoppage.

    00:59

    Mid-season recruit Matt Coulthard came into the game halfway in the third quarter, but really kicked into gear at the start of the fourth term. The lightly built South Australian played key roles in Richmond's first two goals after the final break, finding plenty of space and showing a nice pair of heels and some key composure to find teammates in front of the big sticks.

    Mitch Lewis booted four goals in an engaging battle with Noah Balta, who took 14 marks and kept the Tigers alive as the Hawks piled on the pressure.

    Player of the Match

    Who was best on ground in our Round 19 win against Hawthorn? Vote to win a 2024 team-signed guernsey, team-signed footy, VIP match-day experience & photo with the team.

    VOTE NOW

    RICHMOND 3.2 6.6 9.9 14.12 (96)
    HAWTHORN 4.2 10.3 15.3 15.5 (95)

    GOALS
    Richmond: Taranto 3, Baker 2, Martin 2, Graham, Hopper, Miller, Soldo, Bolton, Riewoldt, McIntosh
    Hawthorn: Lewis 4, Wingard 3, Brockman 2, Breust 2, Worpel, Maginness, Newcombe, Moore

    BEST
    Richmond: Prestia, Taranto, Balta, Ross, Graham
    Hawthorn: Newcombe, Sicily, Worpel, Amon, Lewis

    INJURIES
    Richmond: Nil
    Hawthorn: Nil

    SUBSTITUTES
    Richmond: Matthew Coulthard (replaced Tylar Young in the third quarter)
    Hawthorn:
    Ned Long (replaced Denver Grainger-Barras in the third quarter)

    Crowd: 57,654 at the MCG

    00:45
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        Karl Amon
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        Liam Baker profile picture
        7
        Liam Baker
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        Noah Balta profile picture
        21
        Noah Balta
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        Sam Banks profile picture
        41
        Sam Banks
        7400181353402438075
        Shai Bolton profile picture
        29
        Shai Bolton
        8012191183504367192
        Luke Breust profile picture
        22
        Luke Breust
        59229813201257076
        Nathan Broad profile picture
        35
        Nathan Broad
        91002117412100193189
        Tyler Brockman profile picture
        33
        Tyler Brockman
        602011473300174071
        Trent Cotchin profile picture
        9
        Trent Cotchin
        6202181082203220270
        Matthew Coulthard profile picture
        26
        Matthew Coulthard
        30007431201169130
        Will Day profile picture
        12
        Will Day
        8000181265403496084
        Sam Frost profile picture
        8
        Sam Frost
        4300143114032101088
        Jack Graham profile picture
        34
        Jack Graham
        10711211563805419387
        Denver Grainger-Barras profile picture
        24
        Denver Grainger-Barras
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        Dylan Grimes profile picture
        2
        Dylan Grimes
        34007613200108080
        Blake Hardwick profile picture
        15
        Blake Hardwick
        4800151142100482088
        Jacob Hopper profile picture
        22
        Jacob Hopper
        8910188106503250077
        Jarman Impey profile picture
        4
        Jarman Impey
        7300151234500284188
        Mitch Lewis profile picture
        2
        Mitch Lewis
        9942141047420295193
        Ned Long profile picture
        27
        Ned Long
        1500312020051033
        Connor Macdonald profile picture
        31
        Connor Macdonald
        410015872000255078
        Finn Maginness profile picture
        32
        Finn Maginness
        4010826130082086
        Rhyan Mansell profile picture
        31
        Rhyan Mansell
        490110734200203064
        Dustin Martin profile picture
        4
        Dustin Martin
        9720241597002393091
        Kamdyn McIntosh profile picture
        33
        Kamdyn McIntosh
        8010151148301269083
        Ben Miller profile picture
        46
        Ben Miller
        3310523215016170
        Seamus Mitchell profile picture
        40
        Seamus Mitchell
        5900151055100297065
        Dylan Moore profile picture
        13
        Dylan Moore
        751016974402232089
        Conor Nash profile picture
        11
        Conor Nash
        6400181083307312181
        Jai Newcombe profile picture
        3
        Jai Newcombe
        9310307234206282083
        Marlion Pickett profile picture
        50
        Marlion Pickett
        3500725151112083
        Dion Prestia profile picture
        3
        Dion Prestia
        111012814144704419077
        Ned Reeves profile picture
        7
        Ned Reeves
        67009361337415081
        Jack Riewoldt profile picture
        8
        Jack Riewoldt
        551312936001222183
        Daniel Rioli profile picture
        17
        Daniel Rioli
        8300206144600262081
        Jack Ross profile picture
        5
        Jack Ross
        105002713147404410084
        Jack Scrimshaw profile picture
        14
        Jack Scrimshaw
        620013856300209080
        James Sicily profile picture
        6
        James Sicily
        121002819913201373094
        Ivan Soldo profile picture
        20
        Ivan Soldo
        103101248363335078
        Tim Taranto profile picture
        14
        Tim Taranto
        11630231495803312181
        Nick Vlastuin profile picture
        1
        Nick Vlastuin
        8500201469100334089
        Josh Ward profile picture
        25
        Josh Ward
        7300201284201349280
        Josh Weddle profile picture
        37
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        Hugo Ralphsmith (Sub), Maurice Rioli (Omitted)
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        Fergus Greene (Injured), Lloyd Meek (Omitted)
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        [4] Jarman Impey, [8] Sam Frost, [6] James Sicily
        [1] Nick Vlastuin, [35] Nathan Broad, [17] Daniel Rioli
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        [25] Josh Ward, [15] Blake Hardwick, [12] Will Day
        [33] Kamdyn McIntosh, [14] Tim Taranto, [5] Jack Ross
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        [10] Karl Amon, [13] Dylan Moore, [37] Josh Weddle
        [34] Jack Graham, [22] Jacob Hopper, [7] Liam Baker
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        [31] Connor Macdonald, [11] Conor Nash, [33] Tyler Brockman
        [8] Jack Riewoldt, [4] Dustin Martin, [50] Marlion Pickett
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        [20] Ivan Soldo, [3] Dion Prestia, [29] Shai Bolton
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        [9] Trent Cotchin, [31] Rhyan Mansell, [41] Sam Banks, [46] Ben Miller
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        Q4 30:26
        End of 4th Quarter
        Q4 30:26
        A storming finish from Richmond who were down by 36 points at the 29-minute mark of the 3rd quarter. They kicked the last six goals of the game, including 5.3 to 0.2 in the final term.
        Q4 30:26
        After just 17 disposals last week, James Sicily finished with 28 disposals at 93% efficiency, 13 marks (equal AFL record 10 intercept marks), and 15 intercept possessions.
        Q4 28:48
        Liam Baker gives Richmond a 1-point lead with 63 seconds left in the game. It is their first lead since the nine-minute mark of the 2nd quarter.
        G
        Q4 28:02
        GOAL
        Liam Baker
        2 Goals 1 Behind
        G
        Q4 26:03
        GOAL
        Kamdyn McIntosh
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q4 25:52
        Hawthorn has managed to stabilise after the Richmond onslaught. They lead disposals (40-28), marks (16-7) and have lifted their pressure rating to 192.
        Q4 23:08
        After a quiet first three quarters, Daniel Rioli has had 7 disposals in the last quarter, the most on the ground. He has had four intercept possesions, three contested possesions, and two score involvements.
        B
        Q4 17:26
        BEHIND
        Luke Breust
        2 Goals 2 Behinds
        B
        Q4 16:16
        BEHIND
        Jack Riewoldt
        1 Goal 3 Behinds
        Q4 15:00
        Taranto kicks his third for the game and brings the margin to 11 points. Richmond's pressure rating in the fourth quarter is at 213 compared to their match rating of 186. They average a pressure rating of 184 in their wins this year.
        G
        Q4 13:34
        GOAL
        Tim Taranto
        3 Goals 0 Behinds
        Q4 11:50
        Tigers Interchange - Jack Graham off due to the blood rule.
        B
        Q4 11:26
        BEHIND
        Jack Riewoldt
        1 Goal 2 Behinds
        B
        Q4 10:29
        BEHIND
        Rhyan Mansell
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q4 09:12
        Matt Coulthard, who was picked up in the 2023 mid-season draft has made an immediate impact as the sub in his first game. He has four disposals, two inside 50s, 172 metres gained, and two score involvements.
        G
        Q4 08:43
        GOAL
        Dustin Martin
        2 Goals 0 Behinds
        G
        Q4 06:11
        GOAL
        Jack Riewoldt
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        Q4 05:00
        Luke Breust has kicked 4.10 from 31-40 metres out compared to 14.3 from 41-50 metres out this year. Today he has kicked 0.1 from 31-40 metres out and 1.0 from 41-50.
        B
        Q4 03:50
        BEHIND
        Luke Breust
        2 Goals 1 Behind
        Q4 02:40
        Richmond ranks 16th for hardball gets averaging 29 a game. So far today they only have 19, five less than Hawthorn.
        Q4 02:22
        Tigers Interchange - Dion Prestia off due to an injury.
        Q3 34:02
        End of 3rd Quarter
        Q3 34:02
        Karl Amon had a strong third quarter for the Hawks. He ended up with nine disposals, eight of which were kicks (at 88% efficiency). He has 22 disposals for the match and the most uncontested possesions on the ground (17).
        G
        Q3 32:01
        GOAL
        Shai Bolton
        1 Goal 2 Behinds
        Q3 30:00
        Mitch Lewis has been a strong target for the Hawks today. He has now kicked four goals, had seven score involvements, and has been the target inside 50 13 times, the third most he has been targeted this year.
        G
        Q3 29:42
        GOAL
        Mitch Lewis
        4 Goals 2 Behinds
        Q3 26:29
        It's been a good battle between the team's main Ruckmen, Soldo for Richmond and Reeves for Hawthorn. Soldo leads the hitouts (26-23) and hitouts to advantage (7-6), while Reeves has had one more clearance than Soldo (3-2).
        B
        Q3 25:52
        BEHIND
        Dion Prestia
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        G
        Q3 20:31
        GOAL
        Luke Breust
        2 Goals 0 Behinds
        Q3 19:05
        Ivan Soldo kicks a much-needed goal for the Tigers. Both teams have had 16 scoring shots, while Richmond actually leads the inside 50 count (37-32). Since Round 11, Richmond lead the league in scores per inside 50 (49.7%), however today they are scoring from 43% of their inside 50s.
        G
        Q3 18:35
        GOAL
        Ivan Soldo
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        B
        Q3 15:53
        BEHIND
        Jack Riewoldt
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q3 14:17
        After 31 disposals last week, Daniel Rioli has been well-held by Finn Maginness today. Rioli has only had nine disposals, two marks, and zero rebound 50's.
        B
        Q3 10:00
        BEHIND
        Trent Cotchin
        0 Goals 2 Behinds
        Q3 07:18
        Mitch Lewis' third goal was Hawthorn's ninth sourced from turnovers. In total, they have scored 9.1 (55) from turnover. The most they have scored from this source this year was 68 points in Round 10 against West Coast.
        G
        Q3 07:00
        GOAL
        Mitch Lewis
        3 Goals 2 Behinds
        Q3 05:55
        This year an average of 13% of Hawthorn's kicks have been backward kicks. Today, of their 104 kicks, only four have been backward (4%).
        G
        Q3 04:53
        GOAL
        Dylan Moore
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        G
        Q3 02:50
        GOAL
        Tim Taranto
        2 Goals 0 Behinds
        Q3 00:54
        Hawthorn leads the centre bounce clearances 12-6. They average two more centre clearances than their opponents this year, ranked 2nd. Worpel leads the way for the Hawks with four.
        G
        Q3 00:32
        GOAL
        Chad Wingard
        3 Goals 1 Behind
        Q2 32:52
        End of 2nd Quarter
        Q2 32:52
        Chad Wingard finished the first half with 16 disposals, eight score involvements, five inside 50s, and two goals. He has not had more than 20 disposals since round 23, 2021.
        Q2 32:52
        For the Tigers, Dion Prestia continues to lead the way. He has totaled team highs in disposals (16), metres gained (238), inside 50s (3) and, and pressure acts (14). The last time these two teams met in Round 22 last season, he finished with 30 disposals and two goals.
        Q2 32:52
        Hawthorn has scored an accurate 10.3 (63) from their 28 inside 50s. They have also managed to kick 7.1 (43) from set shots. This is a contrast to their scoring accuracy this year of 55%, ranked last.
        B
        Q2 32:33
        BEHIND
        Chad Wingard
        2 Goals 1 Behind
        G
        Q2 31:11
        GOAL
        Liam Baker
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        Q2 29:39
        Hawthorn has a kicking efficiency of 68%, above their average of 65% which ranks them 10th in the league. The Tigers are kicking at 63% efficiency which is their average in 2023 (ranked last).
        B
        Q2 24:41
        Behind Rushed
        Q2 23:00
        Tigers Interchange - Daniel Rioli off due to an injury.
        B
        Q2 22:59
        BEHIND
        Shai Bolton
        0 Goals 2 Behinds
        Q2 19:17
        Jai Newcombe kicks his first of the game and the Hawk's sixth goal in a row. Newcombe leads all comers on the ground with 14 disposals. He also has four clearances, three of which have been centre bounce clearances.
        G
        Q2 19:17
        GOAL
        Jai Newcombe
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        G
        Q2 17:04
        GOAL
        Chad Wingard
        2 Goals 0 Behinds
        G
        Q2 14:58
        GOAL
        Luke Breust
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q2 12:14
        Mitch Lewis kicks the Hawks's third straight goal to give them a 10-point lead. He has been targeted inside 50 seven times for a return of 2.2 (14). He is the most targeted player for Hawthorn this year at 8.6 times a game.
        G
        Q2 12:07
        GOAL
        Mitch Lewis
        2 Goals 2 Behinds
        G
        Q2 09:31
        GOAL
        Tyler Brockman
        2 Goals 0 Behinds
        G
        Q2 07:53
        GOAL
        Mitch Lewis
        1 Goal 2 Behinds
        Q2 06:20
        Richmond has dominated at the start of the second quarter. They lead disposals (21-6) and contested possesions (7-1), while they also have a pressure rating of 245. The league average is 181.
        B
        Q2 06:20
        BEHIND
        Trent Cotchin
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        B
        Q2 05:46
        BEHIND
        Shai Bolton
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        G
        Q2 04:01
        GOAL
        Tim Taranto
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q2 02:34
        Ben Miller ties the game up for Richmond with his first goal of the day. The Tigers have kicked 4.1 (25) from set shots today. In the last four weeks, they rank last for scoring accuracy at 40%.
        G
        Q2 01:21
        GOAL
        Ben Miller
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q1 30:01
        End of 1st Quarter
        Q1 30:01
        In the first quarter, Hawthorn scored 25 of their 26 points from turnovers. They average 40 points a game from this source, ranked 16th.
        Q1 30:01
        Hawthorn's ability to transfer the ball from defensive 50 to their forward line was impressive in the first quarter. Out of their 10 chains, three ended up inside forward 50. For the Tigers, they had 12 chains start in their defensive 50, with only one managing to go inside their forward 50.
        G
        Q1 29:58
        GOAL
        Jacob Hopper
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q1 29:03
        In the last 5 minutes, Richmond has been able to regain some control, leading disposals (29-14) and marks (15-1).
        Q1 27:30
        Dion Prestia is working hard for the Tigers leading the way with nine disposals, six handball receives, and three tackles.
        G
        Q1 23:50
        GOAL
        Dustin Martin
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        B
        Q1 21:42
        BEHIND
        Liam Baker
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q1 19:58
        Chad Wingard has had nine disposals, four score involvements, and kicked one goal himself. The nine disposals are the equal most disposals he has had in a single quarter this year.
        G
        Q1 19:02
        GOAL
        Finn Maginness
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        G
        Q1 16:30
        GOAL
        Tyler Brockman
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q1 15:45
        Hawthorn leads the uncontested mark count 16-9. They rank 5th in the league in this statistic averaging 82 a game.
        G
        Q1 14:26
        GOAL
        James Worpel
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q1 12:00
        Jack Graham gets the Tiger's first goal sourced from a centre bounce clearance. Richmond ranks 16th for scores from centre bounce clearances, averaging eight points.
        G
        Q1 11:07
        GOAL
        Jack Graham
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        G
        Q1 09:07
        GOAL
        Chad Wingard
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q1 08:26
        James Sicily averages three intercept marks per game this year. He has already had three intercept marks so far in this game.
        B
        Q1 08:06
        BEHIND
        Mitch Lewis
        0 Goals 2 Behinds
        B
        Q1 05:24
        BEHIND
        Mitch Lewis
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q1 05:00
        Richmond has been able to lock the ball in their forward half in the first five minutes of the game, with the ball spending 62% of the time in this zone.
        B
        Q1 02:57
        BEHIND
        Jack Graham
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q1 00:00
        Welcome to MCG for the Richmond v Hawthorn Round 19 clash.
        Q1 00:00
        Ins for Tigers: R.Mansell, M.Coulthard
        Q1 00:00
        Outs for Tigers: M.Rioli (Omitted), H.Ralphsmith (Sub)
        Q1 00:00
        Ins for Hawks: S.Mitchell, N.Long
        Q1 00:00
        Outs for Hawks: F.Greene (Injured), L.Meek (Omitted)
        Q1 00:00
        Don't forget to enter your tips for this match, you have until the bounce to make your selection.
        Q1 00:00
        The Hawks had a season-high 227 handballs last round against North Melbourne – they have also had the three highest handball tallies this year.
        Q1 00:00
        Richmond has scored over 110 points in each of its last two games against the Hawks – winning these games by 23 and 61 points in that order.
        End of 4th Quarter
        Q4 30:26
        A storming finish from Richmond who were down by 36 points at the 29-minute mark of the 3rd quarter. They kicked the last six goals of the game, including 5.3 to 0.2 in the final term.
        Q4 30:26
        After just 17 disposals last week, James Sicily finished with 28 disposals at 93% efficiency, 13 marks (equal AFL record 10 intercept marks), and 15 intercept possessions.
        Q4 28:48
        Liam Baker gives Richmond a 1-point lead with 63 seconds left in the game. It is their first lead since the nine-minute mark of the 2nd quarter.
        G
        Q4 28:02
        GOAL
        Liam Baker
        2 Goals 1 Behind
        G
        Q4 26:03
        GOAL
        Kamdyn McIntosh
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q4 25:52
        Hawthorn has managed to stabilise after the Richmond onslaught. They lead disposals (40-28), marks (16-7) and have lifted their pressure rating to 192.
        Q4 23:08
        After a quiet first three quarters, Daniel Rioli has had 7 disposals in the last quarter, the most on the ground. He has had four intercept possesions, three contested possesions, and two score involvements.
        B
        Q4 17:26
        BEHIND
        Luke Breust
        2 Goals 2 Behinds
        B
        Q4 16:16
        BEHIND
        Jack Riewoldt
        1 Goal 3 Behinds
        Q4 15:00
        Taranto kicks his third for the game and brings the margin to 11 points. Richmond's pressure rating in the fourth quarter is at 213 compared to their match rating of 186. They average a pressure rating of 184 in their wins this year.
        G
        Q4 13:34
        GOAL
        Tim Taranto
        3 Goals 0 Behinds
        Q4 11:50
        Tigers Interchange - Jack Graham off due to the blood rule.
        B
        Q4 11:26
        BEHIND
        Jack Riewoldt
        1 Goal 2 Behinds
        B
        Q4 10:29
        BEHIND
        Rhyan Mansell
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q4 09:12
        Matt Coulthard, who was picked up in the 2023 mid-season draft has made an immediate impact as the sub in his first game. He has four disposals, two inside 50s, 172 metres gained, and two score involvements.
        G
        Q4 08:43
        GOAL
        Dustin Martin
        2 Goals 0 Behinds
        G
        Q4 06:11
        GOAL
        Jack Riewoldt
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        Q4 05:00
        Luke Breust has kicked 4.10 from 31-40 metres out compared to 14.3 from 41-50 metres out this year. Today he has kicked 0.1 from 31-40 metres out and 1.0 from 41-50.
        B
        Q4 03:50
        BEHIND
        Luke Breust
        2 Goals 1 Behind
        Q4 02:40
        Richmond ranks 16th for hardball gets averaging 29 a game. So far today they only have 19, five less than Hawthorn.
        Q4 02:22
        Tigers Interchange - Dion Prestia off due to an injury.
        End of 3rd Quarter
        Q3 34:02
        Karl Amon had a strong third quarter for the Hawks. He ended up with nine disposals, eight of which were kicks (at 88% efficiency). He has 22 disposals for the match and the most uncontested possesions on the ground (17).
        G
        Q3 32:01
        GOAL
        Shai Bolton
        1 Goal 2 Behinds
        Q3 30:00
        Mitch Lewis has been a strong target for the Hawks today. He has now kicked four goals, had seven score involvements, and has been the target inside 50 13 times, the third most he has been targeted this year.
        G
        Q3 29:42
        GOAL
        Mitch Lewis
        4 Goals 2 Behinds
        Q3 26:29
        It's been a good battle between the team's main Ruckmen, Soldo for Richmond and Reeves for Hawthorn. Soldo leads the hitouts (26-23) and hitouts to advantage (7-6), while Reeves has had one more clearance than Soldo (3-2).
        B
        Q3 25:52
        BEHIND
        Dion Prestia
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        G
        Q3 20:31
        GOAL
        Luke Breust
        2 Goals 0 Behinds
        Q3 19:05
        Ivan Soldo kicks a much-needed goal for the Tigers. Both teams have had 16 scoring shots, while Richmond actually leads the inside 50 count (37-32). Since Round 11, Richmond lead the league in scores per inside 50 (49.7%), however today they are scoring from 43% of their inside 50s.
        G
        Q3 18:35
        GOAL
        Ivan Soldo
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        B
        Q3 15:53
        BEHIND
        Jack Riewoldt
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q3 14:17
        After 31 disposals last week, Daniel Rioli has been well-held by Finn Maginness today. Rioli has only had nine disposals, two marks, and zero rebound 50's.
        B
        Q3 10:00
        BEHIND
        Trent Cotchin
        0 Goals 2 Behinds
        Q3 07:18
        Mitch Lewis' third goal was Hawthorn's ninth sourced from turnovers. In total, they have scored 9.1 (55) from turnover. The most they have scored from this source this year was 68 points in Round 10 against West Coast.
        G
        Q3 07:00
        GOAL
        Mitch Lewis
        3 Goals 2 Behinds
        Q3 05:55
        This year an average of 13% of Hawthorn's kicks have been backward kicks. Today, of their 104 kicks, only four have been backward (4%).
        G
        Q3 04:53
        GOAL
        Dylan Moore
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        G
        Q3 02:50
        GOAL
        Tim Taranto
        2 Goals 0 Behinds
        Q3 00:54
        Hawthorn leads the centre bounce clearances 12-6. They average two more centre clearances than their opponents this year, ranked 2nd. Worpel leads the way for the Hawks with four.
        G
        Q3 00:32
        GOAL
        Chad Wingard
        3 Goals 1 Behind
        End of 2nd Quarter
        Q2 32:52
        Chad Wingard finished the first half with 16 disposals, eight score involvements, five inside 50s, and two goals. He has not had more than 20 disposals since round 23, 2021.
        Q2 32:52
        For the Tigers, Dion Prestia continues to lead the way. He has totaled team highs in disposals (16), metres gained (238), inside 50s (3) and, and pressure acts (14). The last time these two teams met in Round 22 last season, he finished with 30 disposals and two goals.
        Q2 32:52
        Hawthorn has scored an accurate 10.3 (63) from their 28 inside 50s. They have also managed to kick 7.1 (43) from set shots. This is a contrast to their scoring accuracy this year of 55%, ranked last.
        B
        Q2 32:33
        BEHIND
        Chad Wingard
        2 Goals 1 Behind
        G
        Q2 31:11
        GOAL
        Liam Baker
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        Q2 29:39
        Hawthorn has a kicking efficiency of 68%, above their average of 65% which ranks them 10th in the league. The Tigers are kicking at 63% efficiency which is their average in 2023 (ranked last).
        B
        Q2 24:41
        Behind Rushed
        Q2 23:00
        Tigers Interchange - Daniel Rioli off due to an injury.
        B
        Q2 22:59
        BEHIND
        Shai Bolton
        0 Goals 2 Behinds
        Q2 19:17
        Jai Newcombe kicks his first of the game and the Hawk's sixth goal in a row. Newcombe leads all comers on the ground with 14 disposals. He also has four clearances, three of which have been centre bounce clearances.
        G
        Q2 19:17
        GOAL
        Jai Newcombe
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        G
        Q2 17:04
        GOAL
        Chad Wingard
        2 Goals 0 Behinds
        G
        Q2 14:58
        GOAL
        Luke Breust
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q2 12:14
        Mitch Lewis kicks the Hawks's third straight goal to give them a 10-point lead. He has been targeted inside 50 seven times for a return of 2.2 (14). He is the most targeted player for Hawthorn this year at 8.6 times a game.
        G
        Q2 12:07
        GOAL
        Mitch Lewis
        2 Goals 2 Behinds
        G
        Q2 09:31
        GOAL
        Tyler Brockman
        2 Goals 0 Behinds
        G
        Q2 07:53
        GOAL
        Mitch Lewis
        1 Goal 2 Behinds
        Q2 06:20
        Richmond has dominated at the start of the second quarter. They lead disposals (21-6) and contested possesions (7-1), while they also have a pressure rating of 245. The league average is 181.
        B
        Q2 06:20
        BEHIND
        Trent Cotchin
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        B
        Q2 05:46
        BEHIND
        Shai Bolton
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        G
        Q2 04:01
        GOAL
        Tim Taranto
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q2 02:34
        Ben Miller ties the game up for Richmond with his first goal of the day. The Tigers have kicked 4.1 (25) from set shots today. In the last four weeks, they rank last for scoring accuracy at 40%.
        G
        Q2 01:21
        GOAL
        Ben Miller
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        End of 1st Quarter
        Q1 30:01
        In the first quarter, Hawthorn scored 25 of their 26 points from turnovers. They average 40 points a game from this source, ranked 16th.
        Q1 30:01
        Hawthorn's ability to transfer the ball from defensive 50 to their forward line was impressive in the first quarter. Out of their 10 chains, three ended up inside forward 50. For the Tigers, they had 12 chains start in their defensive 50, with only one managing to go inside their forward 50.
        G
        Q1 29:58
        GOAL
        Jacob Hopper
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q1 29:03
        In the last 5 minutes, Richmond has been able to regain some control, leading disposals (29-14) and marks (15-1).
        Q1 27:30
        Dion Prestia is working hard for the Tigers leading the way with nine disposals, six handball receives, and three tackles.
        G
        Q1 23:50
        GOAL
        Dustin Martin
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        B
        Q1 21:42
        BEHIND
        Liam Baker
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q1 19:58
        Chad Wingard has had nine disposals, four score involvements, and kicked one goal himself. The nine disposals are the equal most disposals he has had in a single quarter this year.
        G
        Q1 19:02
        GOAL
        Finn Maginness
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        G
        Q1 16:30
        GOAL
        Tyler Brockman
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q1 15:45
        Hawthorn leads the uncontested mark count 16-9. They rank 5th in the league in this statistic averaging 82 a game.
        G
        Q1 14:26
        GOAL
        James Worpel
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q1 12:00
        Jack Graham gets the Tiger's first goal sourced from a centre bounce clearance. Richmond ranks 16th for scores from centre bounce clearances, averaging eight points.
        G
        Q1 11:07
        GOAL
        Jack Graham
        1 Goal 1 Behind
        G
        Q1 09:07
        GOAL
        Chad Wingard
        1 Goal 0 Behinds
        Q1 08:26
        James Sicily averages three intercept marks per game this year. He has already had three intercept marks so far in this game.
        B
        Q1 08:06
        BEHIND
        Mitch Lewis
        0 Goals 2 Behinds
        B
        Q1 05:24
        BEHIND
        Mitch Lewis
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q1 05:00
        Richmond has been able to lock the ball in their forward half in the first five minutes of the game, with the ball spending 62% of the time in this zone.
        B
        Q1 02:57
        BEHIND
        Jack Graham
        0 Goals 1 Behind
        Q1 00:00
        Welcome to MCG for the Richmond v Hawthorn Round 19 clash.
        Q1 00:00
        Ins for Tigers: R.Mansell, M.Coulthard
        Q1 00:00
        Outs for Tigers: M.Rioli (Omitted), H.Ralphsmith (Sub)
        Q1 00:00
        Ins for Hawks: S.Mitchell, N.Long
        Q1 00:00
        Outs for Hawks: F.Greene (Injured), L.Meek (Omitted)
        Q1 00:00
        Don't forget to enter your tips for this match, you have until the bounce to make your selection.
        Q1 00:00
        The Hawks had a season-high 227 handballs last round against North Melbourne – they have also had the three highest handball tallies this year.
        Q1 00:00
        Richmond has scored over 110 points in each of its last two games against the Hawks – winning these games by 23 and 61 points in that order.
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