The Saints are flying high after two wins in a row, and now they're ready to soar with the Hawks next on the agenda come Round 6.

Footy is back at RSEA Park this Saturday afternoon! Be there as the red, white and black get ready to ruffle the Hawks' feathers in the hopes of banking three wins on the trot.​

Round 6

St Kilda v Hawthorn
Saturday 7 October
3:05pm AEST, RSEA Park
Broadcast live on Fox Footy, Kayo and the AFL and AFLW Official Live Apps

Plan your day!

Gates open: 2:00pm
Team warm-up: 2:20pm
Team entry/banner: 2:54pm
Game begins: 3:05pm
Kick to Kick: Post-game

Grab your tickets ahead of time so you don't miss out on any of Saturday's action!

Kids under 18 can redeem a FREE ticket to the game. Tickets will be available for purchase at Gate 2.

Elevate your game day experience with a seat in our new and iconic Danny Frawley Centre Grandstand! AFLW members can upgrade their General Admission seats here.

Limited seating available in sections 1 and 2. There will be some walk-up seats available on the day.

Tickets to our remaining games of the season can be viewed in our AFLW Ticketing Hub.

Bring the whole family down to RSEA Park this weekend and get behind the mighty Saints!

There's something for everyone at the home of Saints Footy including:

There will also be a parent pod, toddler play zone, sensory space, photo wall and much more to keep you entertained for hours!

While you're at it, check out our in-venue activations run by our sponsors:

AIA Wellbeing Zone

Want to win a signed and framed AFLW guernsey? Head over to the AIA Wellbeing Zone near the entrance gates to enter the competition for your chance to win!

While you're there, why not try your luck at Spin and Win for some healthy surprises, or have a go at some mindful colouring for the kids!

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 located on the Frankston Line. 

Note there is no parking available at RSEA Park. Surrounding street parking may be limited, so ensure you plan ahead of time so you arrive at the game hassle-free.

Entry to Saturday's game is via either Gate 1 (main reception) or Gate 2 (Linton Street, Danny Frawley Centre end). Please check your ticket to ensure you enter via the correct gate.

The following items are prohibited into RSEA Park:

• Alcohol
• Glass
• Musical Instruments
• Flags over 1.6m
• Marquees
• Portable/fold-up chairs or stools
• 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.

No smoking or vaping is permitted inside the venue.

There's no shortage of options when it comes to food and beverages!

We'll have plenty on offer from siren-to-siren, including:

• Linton Street Café, serving toasties, hot chips, coffees and smoothies
• Sanctum bar, serving burgers, pies, beers and wines
• Red Rooster Kiosk, serving fried food, packaged food and canned drinks 
• Zero 95 pizza
• Cha Cha Vegetarian Food
• St Remio Coffee Cart
• Mr Fresh Truck ice cream
• Roaming food and beverage attendants, serving chocolate, chips and snacks
• Moorabbin Social for post-game drinks

St Kilda made it back-to-back wins to spoil the Western Bulldogs' homecoming to VU Whitten Oval under the Friday night lights.

The 18-point win was punctuated by several standout performances, notably from skipper Hannah Priest (28 disposals) and forward/ruck Jesse Wardlaw (three goals).

Although the home side mounted a strong charge in the second term and pushed their opposition right until the end, the Saints' ability to weather the pressure and shift gears in-game eventuated in the promising 18-point win.

WESTERN BULLDOGS  1.0  5.0  6.0  6.0 (36)
ST KILDA  3.1  6.3  8.6  8.6 (54)

GOALS
Western Bulldogs: Edmonds 2, Pritchard, Lamb, Cranston, Berry
St Kilda: Wardlaw 3, Exon, Xenos, Lambert, Guttridge, Richards

BEST
Western Bulldogs: Blackburn, Edmonds, Lamb, Wilcox, Lynch
St Kilda: Priest, Wardlaw, Patrikios, Lambert, Richards

INJURIES
Western Bulldogs: Nil
St Kilda: Nil

Crowd: 2,807 at VU Whitten Oval

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 X by using the official hashtags #SaintsFooty and #AFLWSaintsHawks.

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

St Kilda has powered to three consecutive AFLW wins for the first time in club history, holding off Hawthorn at RSEA Park on Saturday afternoon, but may have lost veteran Steph Chiocci to injury in the process. 

The Saints dominated the first three quarters and threatened a blowout win, before two quick Hawthorn goals to start the final stanza set up an exciting finish. 

But the Saints held on for a nervy 7.3 (45) to 5.6 (36) win, ensuring they’ll continue knocking on the door of the top-eight with four games left to play in the season. 

Star Jaimee Lambert put in a dominant display with 26 disposals, a goal and nine tackles, while Nat Exon was dangerous all day with two majors from 17 touches and a pair of contested marks.

Saturday’s celebrations were soured, however, with Chiocci injuring her knee in a Kaitlyn Ashmore tackle deep in defence early in the first quarter. 

SAINTS MATCH CENTRE: View all news, stats and videos from Round 6

The 34-year-old hobbled off the field and was seen in crutches on the sidelines for the game’s remainder. 

It’s not yet clear whether Chiocci sustained serious damage, but losing her wealth of experience shapes as a big blow for a side desperate to keep in touch with the top-eight.

The Hawks had the better of St Kilda in contested possession and clearance – usually key metrics – but were wasteful in front of goal early and broke down when attempting to send the ball inside 50. 

Much of that was due to the Saints’ persistent pressure on the ball carrier, starving space and time from the Hawks in their forward half. 

Conversely, St Kilda couldn’t miss, booting seven straight before its first scoreboard blemish. 

Tilly Lucas-Rodd led from the front for Hawthorn as usual, but will be wondering “what if” after booting three behinds. Meanwhile, Jasmine Fleming also looked a class above at times with her speed in another strong sign of the 18-year-old’s development. 

Boom Hawthorn recruit Emily Bates fought hard in a losing side, picking up 32 disposals including 24 contested, 11 tackles and 11 clearances.

The Hawks looked dangerous running out the game in a spirited finish but ultimately had left themselves too much ground to make up. 

Defensive desperation

Young Saint Alice Burke found herself in an unenviable position midway through the second term, when the defender was outnumbered 1-3 as the ball rolled towards Hawthorn’s goal. The foot race was on, with the trio of Hawks waiting to swoop. Hawthorn forward Aine McDonagh collected the footy and simply needed to squeeze a handball out and the Hawks were almost certain to score. But she couldn’t, with Burke, hot on her heels, laying a textbook tackle to the delight of the home crowd and no doubt the coaches’ box. 

Up next

St Kilda takes on Greater Western Sydney in a huge opportunity to turn three consecutive wins into four, hosting the Giants on Saturday at RSEA Park at 1.05pm AEDT. The Hawks head north to play Richmond in a Friday night test in the tropics at Cazalys Stadium in Cairns at 6.45pm AEST.

ST KILDA  3.0  6.0  7.2  7.3 (45)
HAWTHORN  1.2  2.5  2.5  5.6 (36)

GOALS
St Kilda: Exon 2, Friend, Burke, Lambert, Vesely, Smith
Hawthorn: McDonagh 2, Fellows, Stratton, Gilroy

BEST
St Kilda: Lambert, Exon, Vesely, Smith, Patrikios
Hawthorn: Bates, Lucas-Rodd, Stratton, Fleming, Baskaran 

INJURIES
St Kilda: Chiocci (knee)
Hawthorn: Nil

Crowd: 2812 at RSEA Park