Homecomings don't get more special than this.

The undefeated Saints are back at RSEA Park for the first time in Season 7 to take on last year's Grand Finalists, Narrm (Melbourne) as part of Indigenous Round.

Round 3 v Narrm

St Kilda v Narrm
Sunday 11 September
RSEA Park, 2:10pm AEST
Broadcast live on Fox Footy, Kayo, womens.afl and the official AFLW app

Gates open at 1:00pm

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What is included in an AFLW Membership? 

For Season 7, St Kilda AFLW members will receive the following membership inclusions: 

• Access to every St Kilda AFLW home and away game across the country
• Membership Pack with $20 Saints Locker Voucher & Bumper Sticker
• 10% member discount on official Saints Locker merchandise
• Inclusion into the Crest Program, our loyalty and recognition program
• Exclusive access to Member-only hub, Saints Pass! 

Junior AFLW members will receive the following membership inclusions: 

• Access to every St Kilda AFLW home and away game across the country
• Membership Pack with $10 Saints Locker Voucher & Bumper Sticker
• 10%-member discount on official Saints Locker merchandise
• Inclusion into the Crest Program, our loyalty and recognition program
• Opportunity to be part of the Guard of Honour on game day

More information on this package can be found here. For any questions, please contact the Saints Membership team on 1300 467 246, or via membership@saints.com.au. 

Sunday's game will form part of this season's Indigenous Round, which will be spread across Rounds 3 and 4.

The Saints will debut a brand-new guernsey as part of this year’s celebrations, designed by proud Kirrae and Peek Wurrong woman and artist of the Gunditjmara nation, Bayley Mifsud.

The guernsey, designed prior to the arrival of St Kilda’s inaugural Indigenous women’s player J’Noemi Anderson, depicts the Saints’ Indigenous playing group and the club’s connection to the local land and waterways of the Bunurong people. 

As part of Sunday's celebrations, there will be multiple stations set up around the venue to learn about and commemorate Indigenous culture, including:

• Boomerang painting
• Face painting
• Marngrook inflatables competition
• Damper cooked by Aunty Katrina Amon, which will be sold at Linton Street Café

There's no such thing as a dull day at RSEA Park, with plenty happening right around the ground, including:

• Face painting
• St Kilda inflatables 
• Saints mascots Trevor and Angelica
• AFLW Team Poster giveaways

Thanks to our sponsors, there will be plenty giveaways, activations and prizes available for Saints fans and members, including:

• Opal AFLW player cut-outs
• Opal Finger puppet giveaways
• Red Rooster banner giveaways
• Genius Childcare Kids' Craft activities
• AVJennings signed football giveaways (post-game)
• Good Sport product sampling
• McDonald's Kick 2 Kick (post-game)

There will be a partial road closure along South Road this weekend that could affect traffic and timely access to the venue.

Please view the Victorian Government's detour map to reach RSEA Park in time for the game.

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

RSEA Park is a short walk from Moorabbin Railway Station, which is location on the Frankston Line. 

The following items are prohibited:

• Alcohol
• Glass
• Musical Instruments
• Flags over 1.6m
• 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.

You can bring your own food and water, however there are food and drink options available at RSEA Park. Portable/fold-up chairs will also be permitted.

Please note that tea, coffee, hot food, sandwiches and pastries will be served via Linton Street Café, while cold drinks and alcohol will be available via the function room to the left of the reception upon walking in and around the ground.

Follow St Kilda's official social media channels for all the latest news and behind-the-scenes action on game day.

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

Visit the official Saints Match Centre for live in-game stats, highlights and other updates, or swing past our new AFLW Hub for the latest player bios, news, videos and more.

A first-quarter onslaught has kept Narrm's unbeaten streak alive, with the Demons defeating a plucky St Kilda outfit by 26 points at RSEA Park on Sunday afternoon.

The Demons, rebranded as Narrm for the AFLW's Indigenous Round, kicked all their goals in the opening quarter of the 6.10 (46) to 3.2 (20) contest.

After the initial barrage, the Saints held firm in their first game against a non-expansion side this season.

The win leaves the Demons with a 3-0 record, while the Saints are 2-1.

Narrm's Olivia Purcell had a game-high 27 disposals, equalling her career best, while Eden Zanker kicked two goals for the Demons. Tall forward Kate Shierlaw shone for the Saints with two goals.

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The Demons ran rampant in the first term, kicking 6.1 with the wind with the Saints unable to hit the scoreboard until Shierlaw converted a free kick late in the second quarter.

Narrm opened the third term with seven inside 50s to none, but could not capitalise before an excellent tackle from St Kilda's Caitlin Greiser set up Jessica Matin for the only goal of the third term.

When Shierlaw kicked her second goal early in the last quarter, St Kilda only trailed by 24 points. But the Saints couldn't break through again, leaving the Demons with enough of a buffer to see out the game.

Positive signs for the Saints

While the Demons had eked out wins against reigning premier Adelaide and fellow flag fancy North Melbourne in recent weeks, the Saints had posted huge wins against expansion clubs Sydney and Hawthorn - two clubs that are yet to record a win. Facing the Demons - who made last season's Grand Final - was a much more daunting prospect for St Kilda, and the first quarter exemplified that fact. But the Saints, as they perhaps would have in previous years, didn't go back into their shells. They found a way to dial up the pressure and wrestle control back away from Narrm. Keeping the Demons and its multi-faceted forward line goalless is no mean feat, but the Saints managed to do just that for three quarters, a sign that they're perhaps closer to the top of handful of team than the bottom.

Say what?

"What I’ve seen previous to today is that we are really capable, but today we were a little bit off against a good team. I thought overall we were always half a metre or a metre away, and when you give the Dees that amount of space, they can cut you up pretty quickly." – St Kilda coach Nick Dal Santo.

ST KILDA  0.0  1.1  2.1  3.2  (20)
MELBOURNE  6.1  6.3  6.7  6.10  (46)

GOALS
St Kilda: Shierlaw 2, Matin
Melbourne: Zanker 2, Bannan, Fitzsimon, Hore, Paxman

BEST 
St Kilda: Jakobsson, Patrikios, Vesely, McKinnon
Melbourne: Purcell, West, Hanks, Mithen

INJURIES 
St Kilda: Nil
Melbourne: Nil