Your one-stop guide to our Kids Go Free Round against Port Adelaide.

Round 16 

St Kilda v Port Adelaide
Sunday 30 June 
Marvel Stadium, 1:10pm AEST
Broadcast on Fox Footy & Kayo

Public gates open at 11:30am

Be sure to get down to Marvel Stadium early to get the kids involved in some incredible activities, including Marvel character face painting, Marvel House DJ and complimentary popcorn, fairy floss and whole fruit.

In celebration of Kids Go Free Round, there will be some great food and beverage deals:

• Buy 1 large hot chips and receive 1 FREE Regular hot chips
• $7 Kids F&B Pack includes FREE AFL Footy Card Pack
• Buy a Kids Meal and receive a FREE Kids Dessert

Bring the kids to Marvel Stadium for a family day out this Sunday!

Round 16 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 from 8.30pm.

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

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

Sunday afternoon is a great time to secure your own Crew, Vest, or Jacket from our freshly launched New Balance Lifestyle Range so head down and chat to our friendly staff from 11:30am to stay warm and stylish!

You can also shop the New Balance Lifestyle Range and our recently re-stocked Fan Favourite items like the Retro Pura Jacket & Long Sleeve Candy Stripe Guernsey via the Saints Locker Online shop.

This week's Match Day Partner is Gumbaya World.

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)
• Gumbuya World Simba Cam (half-time)
• CMC Kick Your Investment Goals (three-quarter time)

Enter now for your chance to become our Kid Coach and join us at training ahead of Round 19. To enter, send us a video telling us why you love the Saints and why you want to be our Kid Coach.

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 #AFLSaintsPower.

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

Port Adelaide’s triumph to snap its three-game losing streak has sadly spelled heartbreak for St Kilda, with the Saints down by two points in a dour and mostly deadlocked contest at Marvel Stadium on Sunday.

The Power led by a point in the heart-racing final minutes, with a holding the ball decision deep in its attack allowing Mitch Georgiades to consolidate the result and chew up crucial time to deny the Saints one last roll of the dice.

Wayward kicking in front of goal with a combined 26 minor scores affected both sides, however the weight of entries in the Power’s favour - despite the resolution of St Kilda’s defence - and dominance from centre bounces (5-13) proved the difference by the final siren, despite the siren-to-siren grind which saw the latter held goalless in the final term.

Jason Horne-Francis’ polish by foot (28 disposals) and the drive of Zak Butters from stoppage (five clearances) were central in the eventual result, while Jack Sinclair mustered 31 touches and Rowan Marshall led the the scoreboard with three goals.

With scores locked at 42 points apiece at the main break, second-gamer Logan Evans kicked true for the first time of the third quarter at the 19-minute mark to establish what would be an eventual match-winning buffer off the back of a Saints blunder from the kick-out.

SAINTS MATCH CENTRE: View all news, stats and videos from Round 16

Despite its ball movement visibly cleaner than previous weeks keeping the scoreboard contained after Port Adelaide bagged four on the trot in the opening, St Kilda’s clawing for scoreboard reward proved fast undone by its opposition’s ability to reply with majors of their own in quick succession.

Although the ball was camped in the Power's front half for considerable parts of the contest, Callum Wilkie was prolific in his milestone outing (surpassing the club's consecutive games record) with 25 disposals and eight intercepts to weather the storm, while Josh Battle was just as effective with nine intercepts of his own in the high-intensity moments. Port Adelaide's Aliir Aliir was proficient for his side with a game-high 10 intercepts and multiple clutch moments late. 

Up the other end, Marshall served as tall target up forward and capitalised off the sleeker movement into attack, pairing early with late inclusion Tom Campbell who took the share of ruck duties. Campbell was later subbed midway through the third term, making way for Cooper Sharman who injected life into the forward line with a clean set shot of his own and assist to get Jack Higgins on the board.

Sharman's touch helped level scores by the eight-minute mark of the final term, however neither side were able to separate and allow some much-needed breathing room as the minutes ticked down. Skipper Jack Steele had a shot on goal with three minutes remaining and his side trailing by a point, however his shot was thumped into the behind post and no score eventuated.

ST KILDA  3.3  6.6  6.10  8.12 (60)
PORT ADELAIDE  4.1  6.6  8.11  8.14 (62)

GOALS
St Kilda: Marshall 3, Clark, Wood, Hill, Sharman
Port Adelaide: Narkle, Bergman, Lord, Mead, Butters, Horne-Francis, Evans, Finlayson

BEST
St Kilda: Sinclair, Marshall, Wanganeen-Milera, Wood, Wilkie
Port Adelaide: Horne-Francis, Butters, Farrell, Aliir, Drew, Rozee

INJURIES
St Kilda: Bradley Hill (hip)
Port Adelaide: Marshall (hamstring)

LATE CHANGES
St Kilda: Seb Ross replaced in selected side by Tom Campbell
Port Adelaide: None

SUBSTITUTES
St Kilda: Cooper Sharman replaced Tom Campbell in the third quarter
Port Adelaide: Will Lorenz (replaced Todd Marshall in the third quarter)

CROWD
18,052 at Marvel Stadium