Euro-Yroke will meet Narrm on Wurundjeri land this weekend for a Sunday afternoon match-up at the 'G.

Here's everything you need to know ahead of this weekend's game. 

Round 11 | Sir Doug Nicholls Round

Narrm v Euro-Yroke
Sunday 26 May
MCG, 3:20pm AEST
Broadcast on Channel 7, Fox Footy & Kayo

Public gates open at 1:30pm

Join us as we take on Narrm in a Sunday afternoon showdown for Sir Doug Nicholls Round. 

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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. 

Kid Zone
Visit the Kid Zone before the game, for an array of activities and educational sessions centred around Indigenous culture. Here, you'll find a rock climbing wall, inflatables, face painting, Indigenous art sessions and a DJ.
Located outside Gate 2 and 3 from 1pm. 

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

There are two train stations close to the MCG, Jolimont and Richmond.

To get to Jolimont station, take the Hurstbridge or Epping lines from any railway station in the central business district. 

To get to Richmond station from the city, take any train on the Lilydale, Belgrave, Alamein, Glen Waverley, Dandenong, Pakenham, Cranbourne, Frankston or Sandringham lines. 

Multiple tram routes also stop close to the stadium, including the 70, (via Melbourne Park light rail), the 48, 75 (both Wellington Parade).

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.

Check before you travel to avoid public transport and road disruptions.

• Cranbourne and Pakenham lines
  • Buses replace trains between Caulfield and Pakenham stations.
• Lilydale Line
  • Buses replace trains between Ringwood and Lilydale stations.
• Gippsland Line
  • Coaches replace trains between Southern Cross and Traralgon/Bairnsdalestations.

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

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

Narrm has snapped its two-game winning streak to extend Euro-Yroke’s winless run by another week, ousting the visitors at the MCG by 38 points in the closing day of Sir Doug Nicholls Round.

Despite a low-scoring opening half — which could have been far greater had the Demons fully seized their opportunities forward — that had the Saints just 12 points adrift at the main change, the red and blue put the match beyond doubt with three goals in almost as many minutes midway through the third term to consolidate the win 14.16 (100) to 9.8 (62).

Jacob van Rooyen’s third-quarter goal to kickstart the Dees’ acceleration to the finish line was one of nine second-half majors; the Saints only mustering five of their own within that period, three which were kicked in the twilight stages with all steam out of the contest.

Max Gawn (34 hit-outs, 27 disposals, 10 clearances, one goal) made short work of the Saints' engine room despite coming close to being ruled out pre-game with calf soreness, while Christian Salem (32 disposals), Adam Tomlinson and Tom McDonald repelled a fair share of the Saints’ advances into attack to concede just nine majors for the afternoon.

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Paddy Dow was a positive for Euro-Yroke in his second club outing in what was an otherwise dour affair, Max King led the scoring with three goals, while Mason Wood and Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera battled hard in the hopes of igniting their side’s ball movement and transition.

In near-identical circumstances to last week’s defeat to Walyalup, the Saints were cut to pieces in the inside-50s count 67-41, and while the clearance numbers was even by the final siren (34-33), the Demons’ efficiency was unquestionable through the power of Jack Viney, Christian Petracca and Gawn. 

Jack Sinclair (30 disposals) was also thrown on-ball to remedy the Saints' midfield troubles of recent weeks, with Liam Henry and Liam Stocker, paired up against Petracca, folding through the mix throughout the afternoon.

The Saints showed promise in the second term to outscore the home outfit three goals to one, with skipper Jack Steele (33 disposals) and King converting at clutch times from set shots to drag themselves back into the contest.

But the Demons prevailed from that point on, with nine players (including key defender Steven May who nailed his first major since 2020) hitting the scoreboard to overcome their opposition in search for its spark.

NARRM  4.7  5.9  11.10  14.16 (100)
EURO-YROKE  1.0  4.3  5.5  9.8 (62)

GOALS
Narrm: van Rooyen 3, Fritsch 2, Viney 2, Petracca 2, Hunter, Gawn, Chandler, Pickett, May
Euro-Yroke: King 3, Higgins 2, Owens, Steele, Wilson, Sinclair

BEST
Narrm: Gawn, Salem, Viney, May, Petracca McDonald, Tomlinson
Euro-Yroke: Steele, Wood, Wanganeen-Milera, Sinclair, Dow

INJURIES
Narrm: Petty (TBC)
Euro-Yroke: Nil

SUBSTITUTES
Narrm: Taj Woewodin replaced Harrison Petty in the fourth quarter
Euro-Yroke: Cooper Sharman replaced Lance Collard in the third quarter

CROWD
37,403 at the MCG