On Friday night, we show up for our mates, our family, for Spud. Everything you need to know ahead of Friday's moving match between St Kilda and Brisbane in honour of our great mate, Danny Frawley.

Round 15 | Spud's Game

St Kilda v Brisbane
Friday 23 June
7:50pm AEST, Marvel Stadium
Broadcast live on Channel 7, Fox Footy, Kayo and the AFL Live Official App

Gates open 5:45pm.

Fans are encouraged to be in their seats by 7:15pm for the Spud's Game Curtain Raiser, featuring some of sport's biggest names for an action-packed mini-match before the bounce! 

Spud's Game Curtain Raiser

Team Garry v Team Tim
Friday 23 June
7:20pm AEST, Marvel Stadium

It's time to show up for your mates, your family and for Spud!

Purchase your tickets to Spud's Game: A Match for Mental Health below to help us raise funds for mental health initiatives run out of the Danny Frawley Centre.

Spud's Game Members will be able to collect their Spud's Game Scarf (included in their membership) from the concourse outside gate 7 or via the outlet inside Gate 7 from 5.45pm at Marvel Stadium on gameday. 

The Member Zone is a new online space dedicated to link St Kilda members with all the information they need to get the most out of their memberships.

To access our Member Zone, click here.

Members, don’t forget to please check your email for detailed instructions from our Membership Team on how to make the most of your game-day.

Prefer to talk to someone in person? Saints membership staff will be available at the Gate 2 Club Hub from 5:00pm onwards. Staff will also be available at Gate 7 should you have any further questions.

Got a question? Click here to view our FAQs.

Greats of the game and the wider sporting landscape will come together for the inaugural Spud’s Game Curtain Raiser ahead of the third annual Spud’s Game: A Match for Mental Health.

Presented by Webcentral, the event will be held at 7.20pm before AFL team run out on Friday 23 June, with highlights a plenty on the horizon.

Names including Brendon Goddard, Majak Daw, Dylan Buckley, Dan Gorringe and Ben Dixon headline the footy talent, while Sharni Norder, Ryan Broekhoff and Archie Thompson will represent some cross-code collaboration.

There's plenty happening in and around Marvel Stadium this Friday night! Swing outside Gate 7 to join in on all the fun, including:

• Badge-making stations thanks to match-day partner VRGF
• STK Inflatables 
• Saints Locker merch truck (also available inside Gate 7)

Plus, keep an eye out for CMC Markets' half-time quiz for your chance to win!

Feeling peckish? Head to your nearest stadium foot outlet and $1 from every Fish & Chips and Chicken & Chips combo will go towards Spud’s Game fundraising!

Make sure you’re in your seat at quarter-time for another instalment of the Red Rooster Big Roost!

Thanks to our friends at Red Rooster, each home game will see a pair of Saints fans face off to see who can kick the biggest roost on the main stage.

To put your hat in the ring and put your roost to the test, click here to register.

Plus, if the Saints kick a Big Roost during the game, everyone in the ground will receive free Red Rooster regular chips the Monday after the game! 

Make sure to show your membership or ticket in store to claim your free regular chips and join the celebration of every Big Roost that makes us proud to be St Kilda fans!

To find out more and to redeem your free chips offer, click here.

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

There are some major roadworks occurring from this week until the end of October that will patrons' arrival and departure. 

Plan ahead and allow extra travel time. Wurundjeri Way have single lane closures between Dudley Street and Collins Street, northbound and southbound, until late October 2023 due to works carried out by the West Gate Tunnel Project.

Car park entrances C, D & E along Wurundjeri Way will remain open and will be available during this period.

For further information please click here. 

Show your support and grab a Spuds Game Scarf for you and a mate from the Saints Merch Truck on the concourse outside Gate 7 or via the outlet inside Gate 7. Head down and chat to our friendly staff from 5:45pm.

Alternatively, you can pick one up via Saints Locker Online and check out our official Saints Merch ahead of the game!

Please note that all merchandise outlets are cashless and are card only.

Click here to view and purchase your official Saints gear, exclusive to Saints Locker.

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 #SaintsFooty, #SpudsGame and #AFLSaintsLions.

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

Brisbane has reinforced its grip on a top-four berth, holding off St Kilda by 28 points led by four goals from Eric Hipwood and an intercept masterclass from Harris Andrews at Marvel Stadium on Friday night.

The Lions led by 23 points after a dominant first half, but the Saints always stayed in touch, aided by coach Ross Lyon's half-time adjustments, only for Brisbane to secure a 12.12 (84) to 8.8 (56) victory.

Hipwood's fourth goal, from a 45m set shot with 8:50 left in the last term, sealed the win for the Lions. Hipwood has kicked 10 goals across his past three games.

Andrews had a significant influence after Jack Payne matched up on Max King at the opening bounce, freeing up the two-time All-Australian defender to roam down back, with nine intercept marks, one short of the AFL record, along with 21 disposals and 14 marks. 

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Lachie Neale was brilliant with a team-high 29 disposals including a game-high four centre clearances and 10 clearances.

St Kilda couldn't get the points in Spud's Game, suffering back-to-back losses for the first time this season, slumping to four losses from its past six to sit sixth with an 8-6 record. Brisbane, meanwhile, moves up to third with a 10-4 record.

Jack Sinclair, playing an on-ball role with Seb Ross managed, had a game-high 36 disposals to be St Kilda's best, but Payne kept King to only seven touches, no marks and no goals, while Jack Steele tried hard with limited impact.

St Kilda won the disposal count 356-333, but Brisbane had more inside 50s (54-43), clearances (40-30) and contested marks (14-6).

Jack Higgins kicked the first goal of the game and St Kilda had 27 of the first 33 disposals, but it was Brisbane who had the majority of the play in the first quarter, winning inside 50s 18-7 and responding with three unanswered majors from Joe Daniher, Zac Bailey and Hipwood.

Hipwood added his second after Hugh McCluggage's clever pass, while Oscar McInerney was bossing St Kilda's makeshift second ruck Mitch Owens, and Andrews and Ryan Lester were intercepting at will. The Lions co-captain had a team-high 14 disposals in the first half, including nine intercept possessions along with 11 marks.

After half-time, Lyon moved Owens to Andrews to nullify his influence and Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera duly cut the margin back to 17 points early in the third term after pinging Keidean Coleman holding the ball.

The Saints started winning more clearances (12-10 for the third) and the game seesawed, with both sides trading two-goal bursts before Bradley Hill's major trimmed the margin to 15 points only for McCluggage to break clear at the next centre bounce and pinpoint Daniher who goaled.

Brisbane appeared panicky in defence in the third, offering St Kilda hope with Jade Gresham snapping the first goal of the last quarter.

Round 14 AFL Rising Star nominee Darcy Wilmot's four-bounce run took some heat off Brisbane but the Saints kept coming, although the Lions needed a favourable goal review to prevent Max King's snapped goal from a forward 50 stoppage which would’ve trimmed the margin to 10 points.

The Lions, however, rallied with Coleman kicking truly after a 50m penalty against Dougal Howard on the wing, followed by Hipwood's sealer.

ST KILDA  1.0  2.3  6.5  8.8 (56)
BRISBANE  3.4  5.8  9.8  12.12 (84)

GOALS 
St Kilda: Wanganeen-Milera, Sinclair, Hill, Higgins, Gresham, Caminiti, Byrnes, Butler
Brisbane: Hipwood 4, Daniher 2, Rayner, Dunkley, Coleman, Cameron, Berry, Bailey

BEST 
St Kilda: Sinclair, Wood, Wanganeen-Milera, Battle, Hill, Higgins
Brisbane: Andrews, Hipwood, Neale, Dunkley, Berry, Rayner

INJURIES 
St Kilda: Nil
Brisbane: Nil

SUBSTITUTES 
St Kilda: Cooper Sharman (replaced Ryan Byrnes in third quarter)
Brisbane: Darcy Fort (replaced Kai Lohmann in third quarter)

Crowd: 28,985 at Marvel Stadium