Richmond will travel to Perth to meet West Coast Eagles this Saturday night in Round 19 of the 2025 Toyota AFL Premiership Season.

MATCH DETAILS

Round 19
West Coast Eagles v Richmond
Saturday, July 19
6:10pm (local time), 8:10pm (AEST) , Optus Stadium

GATE TIMES

All gates will open at 4:40pm.

BROADCAST INFORMATION

The match will be broadcast live on Fox Sports and Kayo from 8:00pm (AEST).

TICKETING

Our limited ticket allocation for WA Interstate Members is exhausted for our Round 19 game against the Eagles.  

Tickets are available to purchase via Ticketmaster.

GETTING TO THE GAME

For a full list of options for getting to the game, please visit the Optus Stadium website.

Parking

There is no parking available at Optus Stadium on major event days. 

Optus Stadium has limited ACROD parking bays available for major events. Registrations for ACROD parking are managed by registering online and are issued by email. Register online here. 

For updated information regarding parking please refer to the Optus Stadium website.

Public Transport 

Your ticket to game includes travel on all Transperth services for three hours either side of the event. Visit the Transperth Journey Planner to plan your journey. Allow plenty of extra time to make sure you make it in time for the bounce. 

OPEN TRAINING

Friday, July 18
Optus Stadium
Gates open at 2:45pm
Training from 3:00pm

For more information & upcoming sessions, click here.

WHAT ARE WE WEARING?

Richmond will be wearing the 2025 PUMA Home Guernsey and white shorts 

ACCESS & INCLUSION

Visit Optus Stadium website for all accessibility information.  

Sensory Rooms 

To help patrons who may need a short break away from the crowds, sounds, lights and loud noises, Optus Stadium has created a sensory room which is located near Aisle 149. For more information regarding the sensory room please click here.

Anti-social behaviour 

To report any anti-social behaviour during events, text the anti-social hotline on 0409 317 771. 

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Richmond found the accelerator and burned away from West Coast on Saturday night, blitzing the Eagles in a stunning third quarter to win by 49 points at Optus Stadium and notching back-to-back wins for the first time in two years.

In their best performance under second-year coach Adem Yze, the Tigers kicked eight goals in the third quarter and passed 100 points for the first time since 2023, winning 16.9 (105) to 8.8 (56).

It was exhilarating at times as young speedsters like Rhyan Mansell and Seth Campbell took the game on in a fast, slick and efficient performance that gave a glimpse into the style Yze and the Tigers are building.

They feasted on turnovers, including some absolute howlers from the home team, and jumped North Melbourne to move into 16th place on the ladder with their fifth win this year.

While their transition game was eye-catching, the contest work of Tim Taranto (30 disposals, seven clearances and three goals) and Jacob Hopper (33, eight and two) was highly influential as the pair jockeyed for best-on-ground honours.

Young tall Jonty Faull showed his potential with a pair of nice goals, while Mansell booted three to add some flair to an impressive performance.

Midfielder Jack Ross played a key tagging role on young West Coast midfielder Harley Reid after half-time, slowing the star Eagle, who was clearly his team's best player, finishing with 27 disposals and two goals.

After trailing at quarter-time by 27, 39 and 17 in their past three games at Optus Stadium, West Coast put its slow starts at home on the agenda and set about changing that pattern on Saturday night.

While Richmond got the first goal through a Campbell long bomb, the Eagles dominated the first 20 minutes and locked the ball in their front half with 13 of the first 15 inside 50s.

Missed shots from Matt Owies, Matt Flynn and Tyler Brockman proved costly, however, before back-to-back goals from Taranto saw the Tigers go into quarter-time with a five-point lead.

With small forward Maurice Rioli chasing and smothering with brilliance, the Tigers continued their momentum in the second and built their lead through a terrific running goal from Campbell.

They were at their best when forcing turnovers, with Hopper, Taranto, Tyler Sonsie and Campbell all looking dangerous.

Reid, however, was in the process of building his best game of the season and sparked another run for the Eagles, racking up 12 disposals and three clearances for the quarter, and repeatedly breaking tackles and taking the game on.

A horror turnover kicking backwards from Ryan Maric deep in the quarter, and Reid's decision to bump instead of tackle, allowed Hopper to kick a late goal and give the Tigers a nine-point break at half-time.

The third quarter was electric from the Tigers, forcing turnovers all over the ground with their pressure and then moving the ball quickly and confidently to produce their best quarter under Yze.

The only highlight for the Eagles was a Goal of the Year contender from Liam Ryan, who slammed the ball on the boot deep in the pocket under pressure and watched as it bounced over Tylar Young.

The Eagles called their substitution early and tried to inject some speed into the game through Jack Petruccelle, but the Tigers continued to blast past them with the ball as seven different Tigers lined up for goals in an uninterrupted run that saw the margin balloon to 53 points at the last change.

The home team lifted somewhat in the final quarter, with Reid's back-to-back goals a bright spot on a disappointing night. The Tigers, meanwhile, enjoyed the treat of back-to-back wins.

Chase of the year? 
There have been some brilliant chasedown tackles this season, but Maurice Rioli's on Saturday night will take some beating for the best of the year. Eagle Brady Hough marked at the back of the square in the first quarter, with Rioli starting 10m behind as Hough took off, taking three bounces and carrying the ball almost 40m through the corridor. Rioli didn't give up, however, and dived desperately just as Hough was about to charge inside 50, winning back possession and setting up an eventual goal for Tim Taranto. He was back at it in the second quarter, diving again to smother Harry Edwards' kick and setting up a goal for captain Toby Nankervis.
 
Reid earns tag after brilliant half 
Richmond had to do something at half-time after watching Harley Reid get back to his best and produce his most damaging half of football this season. After racking up 20 disposals in the first half, Reid was met in the third quarter by Tigers midfielder Jack Ross, who went into tag mode and kept him to just four in the third quarter. The young star was focused over the course of the game and went forward to kick two nice goals in the final quarter. He was disciplined without the ball too, only giving away one free kick (after six last week) and largely avoiding the skirmishes that follow him. 

WEST COAST                  2.3   4.6   5.8   8.8 (56)
RICHMOND                    3.2   6.3   14.7   16.9 (105)   
 
GOALS 
West Coast: Ryan 2, Reid 2, Cripps, Hall, Shanahan, B Williams  
Richmond: Taranto 3, Mansell 3, Campbell 2, Faull 2, Hopper 2, Nankervis, Short, Sims, Sonsie 
 
BEST
West Coast: Reid, Edwards, Hough, Duggan 
Richmond: Taranto, Hopper, Mansell, Sonsie, Vlastuin, Ross, Campbell 
 
INJURIES
West Coast: Nil 
Richmond: Campbell (concussion) 
 
SUBSTITUTES 
West Coast: Jack Petruccelle (replaced Jack Williams in the third quarter) 
Richmond: James Trezise (replaced Seth Campbell in the fourth quarter)
 
Crowd: 44,252 at Optus Stadium