Reserved Seating and General Admission tickets for the Carlton v St Kilda match on Friday, July 1 at Marvel Stadium are currently exhausted. Standing Room tickets are available. Carlton and St Kilda General Admission (GA) members will still be able to access the game utilising their memberships.

2022 AFL Season | Round 16

Carlton v St Kilda
Friday 1 July 
7:50pm AEST, Marvel Stadium
Broadcast live on Channel 7, Fox Footy, Kayo and the Official AFL Live App

Ticketing

Reserved Seating and General Admission tickets for the Carlton v St Kilda match on Friday, July 1 at Marvel Stadium are currently exhausted. Standing Room tickets are available. Carlton and St Kilda General Admission (GA) members will still be able to access the game utilising their memberships.

Got a question? Click here to view our FAQs.

For all ticketing information for 2022 click here.

Need assistance?

In need of some assistance? Our friendly membership team are here to help with any of your enquires. Please contact the Saints Membership team on 1300 467 246 (9am-5pm Monday-Friday) or via membership@saints.com.au. 

Plan ahead

Download your mobile ticket before you arrive at the venue. Forward tickets to the individuals attending within your group. Click here for a guide on how to do so.

Taking public transport? Plan your journey with PTV Journey Planner to make sure you get to the game on time and with ease.

Get there early

Have your mobile ticket ready.

Everyone will have a designated gate and entry on ticket but getting to the venue early will mean you have plenty of time to get organised/find the spot for entry.

You can only enter via the Gate noted on your ticket.

At Marvel

Marvel Stadium redevelopment works have begun and there are some changes to the concourse that may affect you when entering the ground:

- Entry gates are available all around the stadium apart from Gate 2 which is currently closed – please enter via the gate on your ticket.

- The concourse might look a little different on the city side of the stadium, with some hoarding in place around Gate 2 and Gate 5.

- Once you enter the stadium there is no change to the experience, you are free to move around, visit the food and beverage outlets, or any of the amenities. 

- To comply with the current Marvel Stadium policies, all food, beverage and merchandise outlets will be cashless, however Eftpos and credit card facilities are of course available.

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 new tradition here.

Wheelchair and Accessible Seating

Please call Ticketmaster's Accessible Seating Line if you have Wheelchair, Companion Card or Special Needs booking requirements. Telephone Number(s): 1300 446 925 or email your Accessible Seating request to accessibletickets@ticketmaster.com.au.

Please ensure you include the Event Name, Venue, Date and Time along with your contact details.

Service Hours: Monday - Friday 9am - 8pm; Saturday - Sunday 9am - 5pm AEST.

The Ticketmaster Accessible Bookings team are available 9:00AM – 5:00PM AEST, 7 days a week and forms should be completed as early as possible and at least 24 hours prior to the event.

Conditions of Entry

The following items are prohibited:

• Alcohol
• Glass
• Musical Instruments
• Flags over 1.6m
• Chairs
• Animals (unless a registered companion animal required for medical reasons – medical certificate must be supplied)
• Any item deemed to be or which may be considered to be dangerous. This is at the discretion of the stadium operator and their security contractor.

#TogetherWeRise

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Join the conversation and show your support through Instagram, Facebook and Twitter by using the official hashtags #AFLBluesSaints and #TogetherWeRise.

Visit the official Saints Match Centre for live in-game stats, videos, news and other updates.

The Saints have emerged victorious from a tight, physical armwrestle against Carlton to come away with a 15-point win at Marvel Stadium.

St Kilda showcased tremendous grit and resilience throughout a see-sawing fourth quarter, booting four straight goals, with two of them coming from the boot of Tim Membrey to secure the 14.9 (93) to 10.18 (78) victory and book their place back in the top eight for the time being.

Six days after being tagged out of the game against Sydney, Jack Sinclair put in a career-best showing, accumulating 37 disposals to go with 11 marks and a whopping 606 metres gained – while Membrey finished up with four goals and partner in crime Max King ended his night with three.

While the Saints emerged with a much-needed four points, they'll be sweating on the fitness of several key individuals who went down throughout a bruising affair at Marvel Stadium.

Key defender Dougal Howard was subbed off with a hamstring injury in the third term, before Hunter Clark was stretchered off the ground in the final 10 minutes following a nasty head collision with Dan Butler, who also received treatment for a facial injury.

In the early stages of the contest, St Kilda looked completely unrecognisable from the side which folded like a cheap suit against the Swans last week, playing with the energy that typified their early-season performances as the likes of Sinclair and Bradley Hill helped set the tempo off half-back.

Had it not been for wastefulness in front of goal (3.6 at quarter-time), the lead could've easily been more than the slender eight-point quarter-time advantage despite the Blues finding their rhythm as the first quarter wore on.

Carlton, however, caught the inaccuracy bug in the third and was unable to convert its territorial dominance into scores – booting 1.6 to St Kilda's 3.1 – and the Saints made them pay with two late goals from King and Jack Steele opening up a 12-point lead.

The Blues fought back as goals from Matthew Kennedy and Harry McKay gave them the lead at the six-minute mark of the final term, but after Butler responded with a major of his own to give the Saints back the ascendancy, Carlton was unable to answer back as the Saints ran over them in the final stages.

CARLTON   2.4    6.7   7.13   10.18 (78)
ST KILDA    3.6    7.6   10.7   14.9 (93)

GOALS  
Carlton: Motlop 3, Kennedy 2, McKay 2, Curnow, Cottrell, Fisher
St Kilda: Membrey 4, King 3, Ryder 2, Higgins 2, Butler 2, Steele

BEST  
Carlton: Walsh, Cripps, Saad, Hewett, Kennedy, Docherty
St Kilda: Sinclair, Hill, Marshall, Ryder, Membrey, Crouch, Gresham, Steele, Billings

INJURIES  
Carlton: Nil
St Kilda: Howard (knee), Clark (face), Marshall (head), Butler (nose)

SUBSTITUTES  
Carlton: Will Setterfield (unused)
St Kilda: Tom Highmore (replaced Howard in the third quarter)

Crowd: 43,194 at Marvel Stadium