St Kilda will face Sydney on Saturday 25 June in the annual Pride Game at the SCG.

2022 AFL Season | Round 15

Sydney v St Kilda
Saturday 25 June
7:25pm AEST, SCG
Broadcast live on Channel 7, Fox Footy, Kayo and the Official AFL Live App

Gates open: 5:25pm

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Pride Game

Saturday night will mark the seventh annual Pride Game. St Kilda will wear a slightly updated Pride Guernsey from 2021. For more information on the guernsey click here.

Pride Merchandise

This year's Pride merchandise, including a guernsey, scarf and beanie, is now available for purchase at www.shop.saints.com.au.

Cultural Gift Exchange

Ahead of every game this season an Indigenous player will join the captain at every coin toss to take part in a cultural gift exchange. Championed by newly appointed Indigenous Development Manager Aunty Katrina Amon, the move is designed to continue to embrace Indigenous culture within the club.

You can learn more about the tradition here.

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St Kilda's losing run has extended to three games following a 51-point defeat to fellow top-eight contenders Sydney at the SCG on Saturday night.

The Saints, who had lost to Essendon and Brisbane in their past two games, struggled with their method and only managed four goals for the game, going down 12.11 (83) to 4.8 (32).

The nature of St Kilda's response after their shock loss to the Bombers, which coach Brett Ratten called a "reality check", will be a concern for the finals hopefuls.

Both sides came into the game with 8-5 records, with Sydney moving up to sixth with the win to boost their finals aspirations after a disappointing loss to Port Adelaide last round.

The defeat means St Kilda is ninth, but Collingwood, Gold Coast and Port Adelaide – who all play on Sunday - will be pushing in the top-eight race. The Saints face current top-eight sides Carlton, Fremantle and the Western Bulldogs in their next three rounds.

Saints captain Jack Steele was impressive on his return for the first time since sustaining an AC injury in round nine with 27 disposals and eight touches, along with Sebastian Ross (31 disposals).

The Saints struggled to score throughout the game, managing only two goals up until three quarter-time.

SYDNEY            3.1       4.6       9.10       12.11 (83)
ST KILDA           1.2       2.2       2.6     4.8 (32)

GOALS 
Sydney: Heeney 3, Clarke 2, Papley 2, Franklin, Florent, Hayward, Parker, Hickey
St Kilda: Butler, Membrey, Billings, Windhager

BEST 
Sydney: Lloyd, Hickey, Blakey, Papley, Florent, Franklin
St Kilda: Steele, Marshall, Ross, Wanganeen-Milera

INJURIES 
Sydney: Nil
St Kilda: Nil

SUBSTITUTES 
Sydney: Lewis Taylor (unused)
St Kilda: Darragh Joyce (unused)