There's one more game left to play at RSEA Park, and the Saints are going to close it out with a bang when they face the Lions this Saturday. 

Join us as we celebrate all things Saints Pride for our final home game of 2023!​

Round 9 | Celebrating Saints Pride

St Kilda v Brisbane
Saturday 28 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.

St Kilda will celebrate all things Pride this coming weekend at RSEA Park, revealing this season’s Pride Guernsey which will be available to purchase for the first time.

Acknowledging key moments in both the club’s and LGBTQIA+ history while also encouraging inclusivity and acceptance for all, the guernsey will be worn this Saturday in the Saints’ final home game of the season against Brisbane.

Carrying over several key elements from last season’s design, the 2023 Pride Guernsey reflects key moments and events that have helped shape an inclusive culture both at the Saints and the broader football community. 

The guernsey adapts a blackout version of St Kilda’s Crusader kit, featuring the crest motif in the colours of the Pride Progress Flag. An accompanying border around the base of the crest in the colours of the trans flag colours serves as a new addition for 2023.

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:

Plus, show your Pride colours at the game and receive a free Saints Pride Badge!

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

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's four-game winning streak came to a head last weekend as Walyalup banked a convincing 24-point win in the west.

Tyanna Smith was among the Saints' best contributors with 16 touches, while J'Noemi Anderson provided the day's highlight with her first ever AFLW goal.

WALYALUP  4.2  5.5  6.6  6.9 (45)
ST KILDA  1.3  1.3  2.3  3.3 (21)

GOALS
Walyalup: O’Sullivan 2, Miller 2, Tighe, Stannett
St Kilda: Friend, Smith, Anderson 

BEST 
Walyalup: Stannett, Lally, Kauffman, Strom, Bowers
St Kilda: Smith, Patrikios, Lambert, McDonald

Ahead of the new Nicky Winmar book, My Story: From Bush Kid to AFL Legend written with Matthew Hardy, the great No. 7 will be at Saturday's game to sign copies of his new book.

Thirty years after creating one of the most memorable moments in sporting history, Winmar tells his story in a moving and compelling memoir.

This long-awaited autobiography tells the story of Winmar's brilliant career in colourful detail, as well as giving moving insight into his life. Amid the pain, the turbulence and the triumph, his heart and abiding sense of humour shine through.

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 #AFLWSaintsLions.

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

St Kilda has starved Brisbane of a shot at the $1m McClelland Trophy with a stunning 21-point boilover at RSEA Park on Saturday afternoon.

The top-four Lions were favoured to claim another four points against the mid-table Saints to set up a last-round battle for the lucrative prize against Melbourne next week, but the home side stole the limelight with a memorable 8.7 (55) to 5.4 (34) upset win.

The result will see Melbourne claim the McClelland-Trophy treasure, with Collingwood one game and nearly 18 percentage points behind.

 Brisbane's chance to claim the $1m bounty went begging after it was simply outworked by a Saints side desperate to keep in touch with the top eight.

The Lions' top-four chances have suddenly been turned into a tenuous prospect, with Essendon and Gold Coast now hot on their heels heading into the final round. 

SAINTS MATCH CENTRE: View all news, stats and videos from Round 9

The Lions were challenged before the game even began, with Sophie Conway, who averages more than a goal and 15 disposals a game, withdrawn from the starting line-up with hamstring tightness.

The Saints claimed more early gains by kicking with a strong wind in the first quarter, helping them open a lead they would never relent. 

The breeze advantage was such that even St Kilda's 21-point lead at the last break wasn't cause for comfort, but that changed when the home side booted the first two goals of the last quarter against the gusts.

They were the first majors scored against the breeze all day, and the knockout blow came when the Saints added a third for the quarter through a Deanna Jolliffe snap. 

Brisbane's top-four aspirations now appear in jeopardy, with Essendon's big win over Carlton meaning both the Bombers and Gold Coast are now a chance to snare fourth spot.

Fittingly, those teams meet on Friday night, so Brisbane will need to defeat the top-placed Melbourne on Saturday night to hold on to the double chance.

St Kilda, powered by big performances from former Lion Jesse Wardlaw (two goals) and Jaimee Lambert (20 disposals, eight tackles) catapulted themselves into the top eight – for now – meaning they can dare to dream with a round to play.

Blustery ball

Melbourne's spring winds took to Moorabbin with force on Saturday afternoon, causing the ball to live on the south side of the ground for much of the game. The breeze's strength was such that lofty chip kicks were picked up and pulled back in mid-air, while boundary umpire throw-ins took skill and calculation. It made scoring at the north end incredibly difficult and defending at the south end a daunting task.In the end it was St Kilda who played the conditions best, even finding a way to boot goals against the breeze to rub salt into the wounds in the final term. 

Wardlaw reunites with old mates in style

Key Saints tall Jesse Wardlaw wasted no time making a statement against her former teammates, taking advantage of a free kick to slot the opening major of the match. Wardlaw also engaged in some obligatory push-and-shove with her old mates when a short scuffle broke out later in the first term. The 23-year-old was everywhere, finishing one of her side's best with two goals and five marks.

Ally's party crashed

Ally Anderson was one of the best players afield - as usual - in her 75th match, becoming the first AFLW player to reach the milestone. But it will go down a memorable one for the wrong reasons, with the Lions stunned in a boilover on the road.

Up next

The Saints head over to Carlton to take on the Blues at IKON Park in what shapes as a potentially finals-defining contest, depending on other results. The Lions host Melbourne and will need to win to hold onto a top-four spot. It won't be the $1m contest as hoped, with Saturday's loss all but confirming that prize will go the Dees' way.

ST KILDA  2.3  2.4  4.7  8.7 (55)
BRISBANE  0.0  1.4  1.4  5.4 (34)

GOALS
St Kilda: Wardlaw 2, Richards 2, Exon, Patrikios, Jolliffe, Smith
Brisbane: Davidson 2, O'Dwyer, Mullins, Smith

BEST
St Kilda: Lambert, Wardlaw, Patrikios, Smith, Vesely
Brisbane: Anderson, Mullins, Campbell, Davidson, Grider

INJURIES
St Kilda: Jaimee Lambert (ribs)
Brisbane: Nil

LATE CHANGES 
St Kilda: Nil
Brisbane: Sophie Conway (hamstring tightness) replaced in selected side by Analea McKee

Reports: Nil

Crowd: 2005 at RSEA Park