Richmond will meet St Kilda this Sunday at RSEA Park in Moorabbin.

MATCH DETAILS

Round 6
St Kilda v Richmond
Sunday, September 21
3:05pm (AEST), RSEA Park

BROADCAST INFORMATION

The match will be broadcast live on Channel 7 from 3:00pm (AEST), and live on Fox Sports 3, Kayo, 7plus, Binge.

WHAT WE'RE WEARING

Richmond will be wearing the AFLW S10 Clash Guernsey and black shorts.

TICKETING & MEMBERSHIP

Ticketing

Our 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.  

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Membership

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GETTING TO THE GAME

Parking

Public parking is very limited around RSEA Park and it is recommended that attendees travel by public transport.

Public Transport

If you're heading to the game via public transport, use the PTV Journey Planner to plan your trip and avoid delays.

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 to Sunday, 9:00am – 5:00pm or submit a help request. 

On match day, please enter via Gate 1 and make your way over to the Danny Frawley Centre Grandstand where stadium staff will be able to assist you in locating your seat. 

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St Kilda has denied Richmond a chance of snapping its losing streak, prevailing in a close seven-point win over the Tigers in a thrilling, wet affair at Moorabbin on Sunday afternoon. 

The rain was heavy and persistent in the first half, with the slippery ball resulting in a low scoring start that eventually picked up pace to culminate in a 6.7 (43) to 5.6 (36) contest.

But the win wasn’t without damage to the Saints' midfield, with Molly McDonald going down with an injury to her ankle in the third quarter, whilst young gun J’Noemi Anderson also hobbled off the ground with an ankle injury in the fourth quarter.

It was a defensive game across the board, with St Kilda’s seven inside 50s in the first term producing just the two behinds, whilst Richmond pushed a touch harder, with its 11 inside 50s leading to two behinds but an impressive run-on goal from Paige Scott.

St Kilda’s Serene Watson was doing the heavy lifting for the Saints as the ball remained in their back half, with her 10 disposals, eight of those kicks, in the first quarter resulting in 28 disposals and 20 kicks by the games end. 

It was a cold day out in Moorabbin, but the game was red hot, with both sides battling it out with the pressure rising extensively by the second quarter. The Saints finished the match with 86 tackles whilst the Tigers had 75. 

Richmond looked to be in complete control in the second term with a speedy goal earned by Mackenzie Ford 30 seconds in, but Amber Clarke finally got the Saints' first major on the board. After initialling missing the marking opportunity in the contest, she worked to obtain it back from the ground up, scooping the Sherrin up neatly before slotting the goal. 

The Tigers responded shortly after with Ellie McKenzie’s first goal of the match, but the Saints were in it now, and the tensions of defensive footy finally hit boiling point. After a melee resulted in Anderson being thrown to the ground, she was quickly awarded a free kick right in front of goal. Followed by another unanswered major, this time by Patrikios, the Saints were in front. 

The third quarter see-sawed back into Richmond’s favour, with McKenzie having an absolute day out for her Tigers, finishing the match with two goals, eight score involvements and 25 disposals and putting plenty of pressure on the Saints. Grace Egan was also a welcome return back from injury for the Tigers with her 15 disposals. 

The game was neck and neck by the final quarter, but Ash Richards brought the game back into the Saints' hands with huge goal giving them some breathing space over Richmond. Richards' effort was immense across the game as she finished with not only the goal, 17 touches and seven tackles. 

Ultimately it was an event of Déjà vu for the Tigers, as they finished the game with five more inside 50s, but were unable to convert their entries to a score that would have got them their first win of the season, whilst the Saints keep marching in with their first back-to-back win of 2025. 

Next week, Richmond heaps up to sunnier weather than what was on offer today, as it takes on Brisbane at Brighton Homes Arena on Sunday. 

ST KILDA          0.2   3.3    3.4    6.7 (43)
RICHMOND      1.2   3.2    4.5    5.6 (36)  

GOALS
St Kilda: Clarke, Anderson, Patrikios, Baskaran, Richards, Wardlaw
Richmond: McKenzie 2, Scott, Ford, Greiser 

BEST
St Kilda: Watson, Lambert, Patrikios, Richards
Richmond: McKenzie, Miller, Conti, Egan, Seymour 

INJURIES
St Kilda: McDonald (ankle), Anderson (ankle) 
Richmond: Nil

LATE CHANGES
St Kilda: Nil
Richmond: Nil

Crowd: TBC at RSEA Park