St Kilda are ready for a Saturday night showdown under the roof at Marvel Stadium. 

Here's everything you need to know ahead of this weekend's match against Gold Coast. 

Round 13

St Kilda v Gold coast 
Saturday 8 June 
Marvel Stadium, 7:30pm AEST
Broadcast on Channel 7, Fox Footy & Kayo

Public gates open at 5:30pm

Be sure to stick around for a post game kick-to-kick!

Join us as we take on Gold Coast in a long weekend match-up. 

Round 13 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.

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

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

• Lilydale Line: Buses replace trains between Ringwood and Lilydale stations.
• Pakenham Line: From 8.30pm, buses replace trains between Berwick and East Pakenham stations.
• Gippsland Line: Buses replace trains between Southern Cross and Bairnsdale stations.

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

Winter footy is back and Gate 7 is your destination for all 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 hoodie or jacket from our New Balance Winter  Range or stay warm under the roof with our club-exclusive New Era beanies, so head down and chat to our friendly staff from 5:30pm.  

This week's Match Day Partner is Thirsty Camel.

Got skills? Wanna win? Come and see Thirsty Camel inside Gate 5 and test your handball skills! 

Want to win a signed Saints guernsey? Or how about 20 bucks to help go towards your dinner tonight? It’s all thanks to Westinghouse and it’s happening at this weekend's game. Make sure to head to Gate 7 and try to fill the Westinghouse Fridge for your chance to win! 

• Red Rooster Crunch Time (quarter-time)
• Thirsty Camel Quiz (half-time)
• CMC Kick Your Investment Goals (three-quarter time)

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, TikTok and X by using the official hashtags #SaintsFooty and #AFLSaintsSuns.

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

St Kilda has beaten Gold Coast by three points in controversial circumstances to condemn the finals-chasing Suns to their sixth defeat on the road from as many attempts.

With Gold Coast leading by three points at Marvel Stadium, young Suns defender Mac Andrew was penalised for an off-the-ball hold on Saints spearhead Max King as the pair jostled close to goal.

With less than three minutes to go, much to Andrew's dismay, King converted from near point-blank range and St Kilda held on for a 7.9 (51) to 7.6 (48) win in front of 17,992 fans on Saturday night.

It spared St Kilda's blushes, mere minutes after Suns skipper Touk Miller escaped Marcus Windhager's tag to give the visitors the lead for the first time after the Saints had dominated much of the game without reward.

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Damien Hardwick's Suns (7-6) had the opportunity to cement themselves in the top eight - and sit outside the top four on percentage alone - with a victory, but they will instead drop out of the eight by the round's end.

Ross Lyon's St Kilda (5-8) sits 14th, two wins outside the finals places.

For the Saints, Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera (28 disposals) and Jack Sinclair (31 touches) were classy, while Rowan Marshall (24 hitouts, seven clearances) and Jack Steele (20 touches, six clearances) got to work on the inside.

Sam Collins worked hard in defence all game for the Suns, while Sam Flanders (42 disposals) continued his prolific form off half-back and Noah Anderson (29 touches) fought hard.

St Kilda's Dan Butler kicked two goals in the opening term and three for the game.

Butler's first came in controversial fashion after Andrew was penalised for shoving him off the ball, with the small forward going down easily then converting.

It helped the Saints to a 12-point lead at the first change.

But St Kilda suffered an early blow, with defender Dougal Howard forced off with a hamstring injury and replaced by veteran Seb Ross.

Across the second and third quarters, the Saints failed to make their dominance count and led by just eight points at the final change.

Talented young Suns defender Bodhi Uwland took a terrific flying contested mark over Max King early in the final term, then stopped a would-be goal with a fingertip smother.

The Suns kept pressing and finally hit the front for the first time when Miller swooped on a Ned Moyle tap-down and snapped truly.

But King's late goal left the Suns to rue what might have been.

Windhager does it again
Just when taggers seemed to be a thing of the past Marcus Windhager has resurrected the art. Last week he moved onto Harley Reid after the 19-year-old dominated the first half, and on Saturday he got the role on Suns ball magnet Touk Miller. The Suns' co-captain had 28 disposals in Gold Coast's win against Essendon last round, just above his 2024 average of 27 touches, but Windhager went to Miller at the first bounce and stayed with him all night, keeping him to 14 disposals for the match. Unfortunately for the young Saint, one of Miller's few touches included the fourth-quarter goal that put the Suns in front, but it all ended well.

Only one King gets the King's birthday gift
With the Suns three points ahead and just minutes on the clock, the ball was in Saints' hands in the middle of the ground when a whistle blew. A holding free was paid against Mac Andrew at the top of the St Kilda goalsquare with Max King the recipient, the big full-forward slotting the goal and snatching back the lead for his side. But 60 seconds later his brother had a chance to return the favour after marking 50 metres out, near the boundary. Unfortunately for Ben and the Suns, his shot fell short and was cleared with a second chance not presenting itself. 

ST KILDA         3.1    4.5    6.7    7.9 (51)
GOLD COAST   1.1    2.3    5.5    7.6 (48)

GOALS
St Kilda: Butler 3, Higgins 2, King 2
Gold Coast: King 2, Rowell, Ainsworth, Long, Swallow, Miller

BEST
St Kilda: Battle, Sinclair, Marshall, Wanganeen-Milera, 
Gold Coast: Collins, Flanders, Long, Jeffrey, Uwland

INJURIES
St Kilda: Dougal Howard (hamstring)
Gold Coast: TBC

SUBSTITUTES
St Kilda: Seb Ross, replaced Dougal Howard in the first quarter
Gold Coast: David Swallow, replaced Brayden Fiorini in the third quarter

Crowd: 17,992 at Marvel Stadium