Richmond will host St Kilda on Saturday day at the MCG in Round 22 of the 2025 Toyota AFL Premiership Season.

MATCH DETAILS

Round 22
Richmond v St Kilda
Saturday, August 9
1:20pm (AEST), MCG

GATE TIMES

MCC Reserve: 11:00am
AFL Reserve and Public: 11:30am

Enhanced security measures are in place at the MCG. Please allow extra time to enter and ensure your bag meets the conditions of entry.

BROADCAST INFORMATION

This match will be broadcast on Fox Footy and Kayo live from 1:00pm, and the AFL website.

TICKETING

Members can simply scan in using their barcoded card, printed e-card or digital ticketing via the Richmond FC App.

GA members can upgrade to a reserved seat at a discounted rate by using their member barcode at 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.

GETTING TO THE GAME

Parking at the MCG or in Yarra Park

• For the most up-to-date parking information in Yarra Park, refer to the MCG website.
  Please note that the MCC have implemented a slight price increase to $15 as of Round 1, 2025.
• Yarra Park parking for disability permit holders can be pre-booked via Ticketek.
• Click here for alternative parking options close to the MCG.

Public Transport

We strongly encourage fans to take public transport to the game. For up-to-date information on your train line and upcoming disruptions, please visit https://www.ptv.vic.gov.au/.

WHAT'S ON

PREGAME

Kids Zone on the MCG Concourse

Swing by our Kids Zone in the Club Hub outside Gate 3 for Tiger Cub fun:

• Free face painting
• Appearances from our mascots Sash and Stripes

Open to everyone from 11:30am until 1:30pm, we can’t wait to see you there!

Jumpshots Basketball Court

Check out the pop-up basketball court, presented by Jumpshots, between gates 2 & 3 on the MCG concourse. Take some shots, grab a giveaway and play with visiting AFL & AFLW players. Open from 11am.

MATCH DAY

Tiger Tally

Want to be in the running to win a match footy? Guess the final crowd attendance at our Round 22 match against St Kilda, and the correct answer wins! The competition will close at the end of halftime. Keep an eye on the big screen for more details or guess the crowd now.

Jungle Beats

The sounds of Tigerland are back again in 2025 with Jungle Beats, powered by Milwaukee. Your DJ for this week is TBC!

¼ TIME

Want to test your on-field skills at the MCG in the nib Giant Footy Challenge?*
 
nib is giving two lucky footy fans the opportunity to showcase their sporting potential during the ¼ time break on the ‘G. Roll a nib Giant Footy to win a $250 Richmond Prize Pack at each Richmond home game*. Thanks to nib. Potentially amazing.
 
*Ends 24/08/25. Eligibility and Terms & Conditions apply.

¾ TIME

Catch the Colonel, presented by KFC. Make sure you’re in your seat at ¾ time to be part of the action and for your chance to win, thanks to KFC. How Finger Lickin’ Good!

FUNCTIONS AND EVENTS

In Round 22, enjoy a relaxed, cocktail-style event with exclusive interviews from Club representatives ahead of our match vs St Kilda. Watch the game from the best seats on Level 2 or behind the glass fronted Olympic Room. Secure your tickets here.

MEMBERSHIP

Embrace the Tiger spirit in our final 2 home games this season. Show your support from just $65, including community and donation options:

• $55 Alannah & Madeline Foundation membership: goes directly to providing a buddy bag for a child escaping violence.
• $65 Tiger Conservation membership: Funds go directly towards employing staff to patrol the Malaysian jungle to disrupt poachers’ activity, working alongside WWF Malaysia to help save wild tigers from extinction.

Click here to browse our membership options!

ROAR STORE

The Roar Store at the Swinburne Centre will be open from 9:00am on match day and remain open for the duration of the match and a short period post-game. Can’t make it in person? Shop online at the Roar Store.

WHAT ARE WE WEARING?

Richmond will be wearing the 2025 PUMA Home Guernsey and black shorts.

ACCESS & INCLUSION

The ‘G Train Mobility Shuttle Service

The service operates during public events held at the MCG and is accessible free of charge to patrons with mobility challenges. Find more information, including pickup locations here.

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.

A sensory-friendly space, presented by the MCC Foundation.

Now open throughout all MCG events. It is located within the Australian Sports Museum on Level 1 (inside Gate 3, behind bay M51).
For more information regarding access and inclusion, please refer to the MCG website.

THE MCG, HOME OF THE TIGER ARMY

At the MCG, your safety is our priority. If you experience any form of antisocial behaviour, please report it by texting 'Assist' to the MCG's antisocial text hotline on 0409 117 621.

The MCG is a smoke, e-cigarette and vape-free venue. Patrons found smoking or vaping inside the Ground will face immediate eviction.

VFL

Round 20
Richmond v Sandringham
Saturday, August 9
7:10pm (AEST), Kinetic Stadium, Frankston, Boon Wurrung/Bunerong

Live-streamed here on the AFL website.

SOCIAL MEDIA

Keep updated with Richmond’s Instagram, Facebook and X 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.

St Kilda has shaken off a seriously spirited Richmond outfit to land a third-straight win.

Just.

After getting out to a 20-point lead in the first quarter, the Saints won the 8.8 (56) to 7.10 (52) nailbiter despite the Tigers' best efforts on a perfect Melbourne winter's day at the MCG.

Marcus Windhager (32 disposals, nine marks) was the tough, reliable presence both at the contest and around the ground that the Saints needed, while the decision to swing defender Jack Sinclair (30 disposals, one goal) into the thick of it for the final quarter proved to be a sound one.

Jack Ross (26 disposals, 440 metres gained, seven score involvements, five clearances) and Rhyan Mansell (17 disposals, two goals, seven tackles, six score involvements) were both standout performers for the Tigers.

The Saints got off to record pace when it came to marking the footy, as Richmond allowed them to own possession and patiently chip the ball around. Taking a whopping 48 uncontested marks in the opening quarter, they worked slowly to build up, shifting from wing to wing before opting to go forward.

But that was where it all broke down for St Kilda, as it too often sent long, high balls into attack, playing right into the hands of Richmond's clever interceptors of Nick Vlastuin (seven intercepts, 19 disposals), Ben Miller (seven intercepts, eight marks), and Tylar Young (four intercepts, 17 disposals).

Once Richmond established more effective pressure higher up the field, however, it was game on. Juxtaposing St Kilda's patient build up, the Tigers played with dare and a pinch of chaos, becoming unpredictable to their opponents.

Maurice Rioli offered his signature close-down pressure, Mansell got dangerous in the attacking arc, and Dion Prestia was strong in the contest.

There was a real physicality about how Richmond opted to play following the first break and they worried the opposition ball carrier.

Finding some dash and aggressive attacking movement was crucial for St Kilda, but it all too often felt like it was Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera or bust. The star Saint shook off a left leg complaint in the second half to get dangerous through the corridor, ultimately finishing with 33 disposals, 629 metres gained, and a remarkable goal.

Both Tom Lynch (one goal, three behinds) and Mason Wood (two behinds) had misfiring radars, with plenty of opportunities to contribute on the scoreboard from both sides, but neither were able to make the most of them.

But Lynch, in his first game since Round 16, kicked truly when it counted, getting off the mark early in the final quarter to lift the crowd and his young teammates.

Unfortunately for Adem Yze's side, it wasn't enough to secure a sixth win of the season, but it certainly showed enough to keep Tigers fans enthusiastic about what's possible in the coming weeks, and years.

RICHMOND 1.0 4.5 6.8 7.10 (52)
ST KILDA 3.2 5.3 5.6 8.8 (56)

GOALS
Richmond: Mansell 2, Balta, Armstrong, McIntosh, Taranto, Lynch
St Kilda: Higgins 2, Sharman 2, Garcia, Wanganeen-Milera, Hall, Sinclair

BEST
Richmond: Vlastuin, Young, Miller, Mansell, Short, Ross
St Kilda: Windhager, Wanganeen-Milera, Macrae, Wilkie, Sinclair

INJURIES
Richmond: Nil
St Kilda: Nil

SUBSTITUTES
Richmond: Steely Green (unused)
St Kilda: Liam Henry (replaced Max Heath at half time)

Crowd: 41,395 at the MCG