We take a look at all the numbers as the Saints look to get back on to the winners list against the Tigers on Saturday.

Head-to-Head
Played 177
St Kilda 69
Richmond 105
Draw 3

Last Five Times
R14, 2013, Richmond 17.17 (119) d St Kilda 8.7 (55) at MCG
R2, 2013, Richmond 14.15 (99) d St Kilda 12.10 (82) at MCG
R10, 2012, Richmond 18.13 (121) d St Kilda 16.17 (113) at Etihad Stadium
R2, 2011, St Kilda 13.17 (95) drew with Richmond 14.11 (95) at MCG
R21, 2010, St Kilda 17.13 (115) d Richmond 14.10 (94) at Etihad Stadium

Key Players
• Last week’s NAB Rising Star Jack Billings will be a key player for the Saints not only this week but for the next decade. After recording a career-high number of disposals (25), marks (eight) and goals (three) last week, Billings looks primed to cement himself in the side with a strong finish to the season and the numbers are certainly stacked in the 18-year-old’s favour.

• Rhys Stanley gets his chance to cement a position up forward after putting in a strong performance for Sandringham on the weekend, kicking a season-high three goals and having a hand in a couple of others.

• Jack Riewoldt looms as the big threat in the Tigers’ lineup. Riewoldt averages nearly four goals a game from his nine matches against the Saints, including four bags of six-plus goals in his last six outings against St Kilda.
Take Note
• St Kilda has been dominate over Richmond in games at Etihad Stadium, with the Saints winning 10 out of the last 11 against the Tigers at the venue.

• The Riewoldt cousins always seem to put on a show when the two meet each other on the field. They've kicked a combine total of 47 goals from eight games against each other.

• St Kilda has played Richmond during round 15 on nine occasions previously, with Richmond victorious in seven of those matches, including the most recent five encounters.