Richmond will meet Western Bulldogs this Sunday at Ikon Park.

MATCH DETAILS

Round 2
Richmond v Western Bulldogs 
Sunday, August 24
12:35pm (AEST), IKON Park

GATE TIMES

Gates 5 & 6 will be open from 11:30am.

BROADCAST INFORMATION

The match will be broadcast live on Fox Footy, Kayo and Binge from 3:00pm (AEST).

TICKETING

Our friendly membership team will be located next to Gate 6 from 11:00am until the end of quarter time for any membership or ticketing queries. 

AFLW Members can scan in using their digital membership card via the Richmond FC app. If you need help accessing the app click here for our FAQs.

Tickets can be purchased from Ticketmaster. Adult tickets are $15 and people UNDER 18 GO FREE.  

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

There is limited parking available near IKON Park. Some parking options are:

• Garton street & Bowen crescent (street parking)
• Barkly square (3 hour parking)

Public Transport

We strongly encourage our fans to take public transport to IKON Park. 

• Tram number #19 and jump off at Stop #16 (Walker Street)
• Royal Park Train Station is a short 15-minute walk from IKON Park
• Uber Drop off zone at Royal Parade

For up-to-date information on your train line and upcoming disruptions, please visit https://www.ptv.vic.gov.au/.

WHAT'S ON

Before The Pounce

Swing by our Before the Pounce outside Gate 6 FREE activities, games and fun for young Tiger Cubs:

• Facepainting
• Appearances from our mascots Sash and Stripes
• 2 x Richmond inflatables skills stations
• Mini golf

Open to everyone from 11:00am - 1:00pm, we can’t wait to see you there!

Kids Zone under the Legends Stand

• Roaming facepainters
• Spin to Win with Richmond giveaways
• Giant lawn games – Jenga and Connect 4

Available from 11:30am until the end of half time.

Punt Road End

Get loud for the Tigers in our comfy, free fan zone! The Punt Road End is decked out in yellow and black – our home away from home with relaxed seating and a vibrant atmosphere, perfect for cheering on the team.

DJ Cassidy La Créme

The tunes are sorted! Crowd favourite DJ Cassidy La Crème will be on the decks as our DJ this week, providing the prefect soundtrack for Round 2!

MATCH DAY

Jungle Beats

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

¾ TIME

Want to test your athletic skills on-field in the “nib Giant Footy Challenge”? *
 
nib is giving two lucky fans the chance to battle it out during the ¾  time break and roll the large nib inflatable football to win a $150 Richmond Roar Store online voucher at each Richmond W home game*.
 
Disclaimer
*Eligibility and Terms & Conditions apply. Visit www.nib.com.au/docs/nib-richmond-aflw-giant-footy-challenge-terms-2025   

RICHMOND MEMBERSHIP

Join our Richmond family with an AFLW membership!

Whether you support from the crowd at Ikon Park or cheer on from the couch at home – a Tigers W membership is the best way to show your support.

Browse our membership browse our membership options starting from $50.

ROAR STORE

Come visit the Roar Store for all your Yellow & Black needs. Open from 11:00am outside Gate 6! The shop will remain open until the conclusion of half time.

Can't make it to the game? You can always shop online for the latest Roar Store merchandise and deck yourself out in the latest AFLW range!

WHAT WE'RE WEARING

Richmond will be wearing the AFLW S10 Home Guernsey and black shorts

ACCESS & INCLUSION

All accessible parking and seating tickets are to be organised through Ticketmaster. You can contact them by calling 1300 466 925 (Contact hours are Monday – Sunday, 9am – 5pm (AEDT) or submit a help request.

At our home games, your safety is important to us. If you experience any form of antisocial behaviour, please report it by texting the antisocial hotline on 0458 033 000.

SOCIAL MEDIA

Follow the official social media channels of Richmond's AFLW team across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok & Twitter for all the latest news and behind-the-scenes action on game day.

Download the Richmond Official App using the links below for LIVE scores and stats of every game delivered to your phone or tablet:

The Western Bulldogs have consigned finals hopeful Richmond to a 0-2 start, out-working the Tigers in a 21-point win at IKON Park on Sunday.

It was a tightly fought contest for most of the day in near-perfect conditions, until the Dogs put the foot down in the final term while holding the Tigers scoreless, securing the 6.6 (42) to 3.3 (21) victory.

Fierce tackling was the order of the day, with the Bulldogs especially making sure their defensive efforts hit the mark.

Both sides had plenty of opportunities early, locking the ball inside their attacking ends for large periods of the first term, but just couldn't find the middle of the sticks, with a number of shots dribbling out of play and not scoring at all.

Paige Scott kicked their first goal in Richmond colours after a strong chase-down tackle, showing composure to slot the shot after the quarter-time siren.

Scott's game appeared to have finished less than a quarter later when their ankle collided with Lauren Ahren's leg at high speed, but they re-emerged after the main break.

Sarah Hartwig found a rare bit of space in the second term, taking two bounces, until her third didn't quite come back to her – it was that sort of game, with a lot of full-hearted efforts from both sides that didn't quite come off.

Western Bulldogs sent defender Liz Georgostathis to Monique Conti (21 disposals, six clearances) at the opening centre bounce, and while it wasn't a completely hard tag, the tenacious Dog made life difficult for the superstar in her 75th game around the contest.

The Dogs took a seven-point lead into the final break after Ellie Gavalas took advantage of a scrap in front of her side's goals, pouncing accordingly.

They had all the running in the final term, with Heidi Woodley sealing the game with five minutes left.

Reigning Dogs best and fairest Isabelle Pritchard (19 disposals, seven clearances) was superb in her second game back from a knee injury, working well in tandem with Jess Fitzgerald, while Isabelle Grant patrolled the backline and quelled Katie Brennan.

The Tigers failed to take a single mark inside 50, despite the presence of Brennan, Caitlin Greiser and Scott. Full-back Bec Miller was again thrown into attack on occasion to provide a marking target, but it's the second game in a row where the forward line has struggled to land a proper blow.

The Tigers now travel to the Top End, taking on Essendon in Darwin to open the two-week Indigenous Round celebrations on Friday night.

RICHMOND                           1.2     2.2     3.3     3.3     (21)
WESTERN BULLDOGS     1.1     3.3     4.4     6.6     (42)

GOALS
Richmond: Scott, Greiser, Shevlin
Western Bulldogs: Grigg, McDonald, Stephenson, Gavalas, Woodley, Pritchard

BEST
Richmond: Conti, McKenzie, Kelly, Seymour
Western Bulldogs: Pritchard, Grant, Fitzgerald, Wilcox, Grigg, Kimber

INJURIES
Richmond: Scott (ankle)
Western Bulldogs: Nil