The red, yellow and black meet Walyalup on Wurundjeri land this Saturday night for opening week of Sir Doug Nicholls Round. 

Here's everything you need to know ahead of Saturday night's clash. 

Round 10 | Sir Doug Nicholls Round

Euro-Yroke v Walyalup
Saturday 18 May
Marvel Stadium, 7:30pm AEST
Broadcast on Fox Footy & Kayo

Public gates open at 5:30pm

Join us as we take on Walyalup in a Saturday night showdown for Sir Doug Nicholls Round. 

Round 10 tickets are also available for Reserved Bay members to pre-book, or General Admission access members who wish to upgrade their seat.

Members, don’t forget to please check your emails for detailed instructions from our Membership Team on how to make the most out of this process. Alternatively, if you have a physical/mobile membership card, please scan this in to secure your match access.

For all important information related to match day access and mobile memberships, please click here.

For any membership queries on match day, please visit the Saints Membership Team who will be located at the Club Hub at Gate 5.

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.

For the first time in club history and a landmark event in its yawa, St Kilda Football Club will proudly go by the Boon Wurrung name of Euro-Yroke across this year's Sir Doug Nicholls Round. 

Visit Euro-Yroke Hub inside Gate 5 for an array of activities and educational sessions centred around Indigenous culture. Here, you'll find face painting and arts & crafts, you can contribute to our Tree of Hope artwork piece and learn about Marn Grook. 

Be sure to be in your seats by 7:20pm for a special pre-game ceremony as a part of Sir Doug Nicholls Round involving players from Euro-Yroke and Walyalup. 

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

There are several public transport disruptions on the rail network with buses replacing trains on sections of the Werribee, Williamstown, Mernda, Hurstbridge, Geelong, Warrnambool, Pakenham and Gippsland lines.

We strongly encourage fans to check before they travel to avoid public transport and road disruptions and get to the game with plenty of time to spare.

For more information about Victoria's Big Build which may affect your travel, click here.

• Pakenham Line
  • Buses replace trains between Dandenong and Pakenham Stations.
• Mernda Line
  • Buses replace trains between Parliament and Clifton Hill Stations.
• Hurstbridge Line
  • Buses replace trains between Parliament and Macleod Stations.
• Werribee and Williamstown Lines
  • Buses replace trains between North Melbourne, Newport and Williamstown Stations
• Geelong and Warrnambool Lines
  • Coaches replave Geelong line trains between Feelong and Waurn Ponds and Warrnambool Line trains between Geelong and Warrnambool Stations.
• Gippsland Line
  • Coaches replace trains between Southern Cross and Traralgon/Bairnsdale Stations.

Gate 7 is your destination for all your exclusive Saints merchandise from Saints Locker, with all profits going directly back to the club.

Saturday evening is a great time to secure your own 2024 Indigenous Guernsey and great items from our STK Indigenous Range, so head down and chat to our friendly staff from 5:30pm!

You can also shop the 2024 Indigenous Guernsey and STK ranges via the Saints Locker Online shop.

This week's Match Day Partner is Chery Motor.

Head down to the Chery Motor activation at Gate 7 for your chance to win our 2024 Indigenous Guernsey! If that isn't enough to get you there, we will also have collectable Euro-Yroke posters, a DJ, giveaways and the opportunity to get a first look at the new Tiggo 8!

Red Rooster & Four 'N Twenty

RED ROOSTER and FOUR’N TWENTY have collaborated to create a NEW CHICKEN & GRAVY PIE! This delicious and comforting pillow of goodness is the perfect one-handed eat- Red Rooster signature Roast Chicken (that everyone knows and loves) smothered in Red Rooster’s signature gravy and then encased in Four‘N Twenty golden flaky pastry. Grab yourself a pie at select the food outlets at Marvel Stadium for $4.50! 

Westinghouse

Want to win a signed Saints guernsey? Or how about 20 bucks to help go towards your dinner at the footy?

Try to fill the Westinghouse Fridge by kicking toy groceries and land them in the correct spots.

Go to Gate 7 on Saturday for your chance to win thanks to Westinghouse! We’ll also be around for the rest of the season!

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

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

Walyalup has come away with the four points over Euro-Yroke in Saturday’s Sir Doug Nicholls Round contest at Marvel Stadium, wrestling its way on top of the dour, low-scoring affair by 17 points.

The Saints trailed by single figures at quarter-time and half-time before levelling the scores at the final change — with some assistance from Walyalup’s 1.5 in a wayward third term — before the Dockers hit the sticks when it mattered most to bank win 8.7 (55) to 9.18 (72).

Symptomatic of both side’s unsynchronised offensives, Euro-Yroke and Walyalup combined for just 17 majors for the evening, and despite never being out of the contest, the Saints couldn’t find the zip in the final moments to assert control.

Saturday’s result moves the Saints to 3-7 with wins coming against Collingwood, Richmond and North Melbourne, while Walyalup skips into the top-eight, albeit potentially for just tonight depending on the result tomorrow between Hawthorn and Yartapuulti.

Jordan Clark (29 disposals) was immense for the visitors in tandem with Luke Ryan (27 disposals, 13 marks) and Luke Jackson (40 hit-outs, 25 disposals) in the defence and ruck respectively, while Rowan Marshall was again superb in the middle to chart 31 touches, 38 hit-outs and eight clearances for his side as Mitch Owens jagged three majors and Ben Paton played a solid hand as a defensive forward.

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Despite Marshall's ascendancy, the Saints were outplayed at clearances 34-49, with Walyalup's strength at stoppage led by Jackson (10) and Serong (nine) were vital in the final outcome as the home team's forward half came fell away. 

In a banal and dry opening half peppered with brilliant highlights, a crafty Paddy Dow dribbler from the pocket in the first term finally ignited the contest. Walyalup kicked the next three to regain control in the most prolific scoreboard burst of the night, however opportunities were scarce from that point on.

It may not have been the full “sizzle” Ross Lyon and the Saints were on the hunt to rekindle, but there were certainly flickers through the pep of club debutant Dow and aerial work of Owens (three goals) and back-to-back blitz from Anthony Caminiti (two) never put the game out of reach.

Jimmy Webster and Michael Frederick — both with eyes for the footy — were involved in a bruising midair collision early in the piece, with latter coming off second best, the stretcher called out and then waved off as Frederick jogged off the field before being subbed minutes later.

Frederick’s substitution didn’t help with the forward line woes, with key forward Jye Amiss and Jaeger O'Meara the only multiple goalscorers for the visitors. Conversely, Owens and Caminiti stepped up in the absence of Tim Membrey (managed), booting five majors between them; Owens’ trio all coming before half-time.

Walyalup only broke clear in the final minutes of the game with a late pair to O’Meara, yet found itself having to stave off a gradually building opposition brigade.

Marshall, streaming back to the opposition goal line, got a fingertip on the ball to deny a Jeremy Sharp major upon review at the 20-minute mark of the final quarter in a commendable act of desperation, however a critical turnover in defence seconds later from the kick-in allowed Josh Treacy to capitalise and subsequently put the Saints away.

EURO-YROKE  2.0  5.3  7.5  8.7 (55)
WALYALUP  3.2  5.6  6.11  9.18 (72)

GOALS
Euro-Yroke: Owens 3, Caminiti 2, Dow, Henry, Phillipou
Walyalup: Amiss 2, O’Meara 2, Voss, Sharp, Johnson, Banfield, 

BEST
Euro-Yroke: Marshall, Sinclair, Hill, Owens, Paton, Wanganeen-Milera, Battle
Walyalup: Clark, Ryan, Jackson, Serong, Young, Brayshaw

INJURIES
Euro-Yroke: Nil
Walyalup: Frederick (concussion)

SUBSTITUES
Euro-Yroke: Zak Jones replaced Cooper Sharman in the third term (tactical)
Walyalup: Tom Emmet replaced Michael Frederick in the first term (concussion)

CROWD
19,265 at Marvel Stadium