Gates open at 2:30pm

Match Classification

• Sunday's match is classified as a walk up match. Members with a 2013 general admission membership can scan their card at any turnstile and proceed to sit in General Admission areas as specified below.

*The above information is subject to change without notice.

• As this is a reciprocal match, Saints members with home access will be able to scan in with their card and sit in General Admission. Read more.
• Members who would like to upgrade to a reserved seat for this match can do so by contacting Ticketek with their barcode online at www.ticketek.com.au or by phone on 132 849.

Member Match Day Services

• There will be no Saints Membership Marquee setup on Sunday therefore we urge any members with enquiries or outstanding payments to contact the club on 1300 GO SAINTS (1300 467 246) prior to 12pm, Friday 28 June.

General Match Information

• Patrons are able to pre-purchase general admission or reserved seat tickets for this match through www.ticketek.com.au, via 132 849 or at any ticket window on Sunday.
• Children under the age of 5 enter for free but cannot occupy a seat if there is high demand for seating.
• The Saints Cheer Squad will be seated in the Ponsford Stand, M33.

IAN STEWART MEDAL
Best-on-ground in v Richmond will win the annual Ian Stewart Medal as voted by the Fox Footy commentary team.

The brainchild of Ian “Molly” Meldrum, the Ian Stewart Medal was struck in 2004 in recognition of the only player in league football history to win Brownlow Medals and premierships at two clubs.

Ian Stewart played 127 games with St Kilda from 1963-70. He also won back-to-back Brownlow Medals with the Saints in 1965-66, and was a member of their only premiership side, in 1966.

In 1971, Stewart joined Richmond in a sensational swap for dual Tiger premiership player Bill Barrot. ‘Stewie’ went on to play 78 games with Richmond from 1971-75. He won the Brownlow Medal in his debut season with the Tigers, as well as the Club’s Best and Fairest award that year.

Two years later, he was a key player in the Richmond side that defeated Carlton by 30 points in the 1973 Grand Final.

Stewart is also a Team of the Century member and Hall of Fame member at both Richmond and St Kilda.

SAINTS EXPRESS TRAIN!
On Sunday 30 June, make sure you don’t miss the Tigers clash with the Saints at the MCG.

The best way to avoid the traffic is by catching the train, and for this game only, Richmond fans can catch the ‘Tiger Train’ and Saints supporters can take the ‘Saints Express’ with thanks to Metro.

The ‘Tiger Train’ will run on the Pakenham line and will depart Pakenham Station at 1:53pm, stopping all stations to Caulfield Station, express from Caulfield to South Yarra, then arriving at Richmond Station at 2:59pm.

The ‘Saints Express’ will run on the Sandringham line and will depart Sandringham Station at 2:30pm arriving at Richmond Station at 2:56pm.

There’ll be competitions, giveaways and other surprises on the day on both of the trains. We want to see as many fans from both teams catching their respective trains to the game!

FREE GIRLS CLINIC!
Come down to Punt Rd Oval at 3pm to enjoy a Free Girls Footy Clinic! There will be a jumping castle, face painting and heaps of activities.

Food and drink will also be available.

Where: 
Richmond Football Club, ME Bank Centre, Punt Road Oval.

When:
Pre-match activities will kick-off at 2pm, with the girls clinic commencing at 3pm sharp.