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Game Day Guide: Saints Pride Party
Celebrate Saints Pride Party with us as we take on Melbourne! Here's everything you need to know ahead of Sunday's game.
St Kilda v Melbourne Saturday 13 October, 3:05pm RSEA Park | Kulin Nations Broadcast on Channel 7, Fox Footy & Kayo
Public gates open at 2:05pm Please note thatmetal-tipped umbrellas are prohibited from entering the venue.
Drag Queen MC Aubrey Haive
We have the fabulous Aubrey Haive at RSEA Park to be our MC!
Stoke City DJ
Stoke City DJ will be keeping the vibes high all day! We are so excited to have her with us for our Pride Party!
The Ferris Wheel is back!
Get the best views of the South on our Saints Ferris Wheel!
Kids Zone
Keep the kids entertained while you watch the game at our Kids Zone! There'll be face painting, arts and crafts, inflatables, a toddler zone and more!
Chery 360 Camera
Snap your celeb shot with the Chery 360 Camera!
Westinghouse Kicking Challenge
At the Saints, we love our local businesses and we think you will too - that's why we have introduced the Southside Market! Each week we have a range of different vendors from the local community setting up to showcase all the local community has to offer!
Riewoldt to be inducted into St Kilda Hall of Fame
St Kilda Football Club congratulates legendary forward and former captain Nick Riewoldt, who this year will be inducted into the St Kilda Hall of Fame.
Prime-time clash to conclude St Kilda's home-and-away campaign as Rounds 23-24 fixture revealed
St Kilda's final two home-and-away clashes of the 2026 AFL season have been confirmed.
Injury Update: Three a test to return
Latest injury update ahead of Round 21.
Wilson signs on
Darcy Wilson has locked in his future as a Saint.
Saints overpower Roos as Nas explodes
An insane performance from Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera fires St Kilda to a 31-point win over North Melbourne at Marvel Stadium.
Must Watch
14:36
RD21 | Ross Lyon Press Conference
Ross Lyon speaks to media ahead of St Kilda’s clash with Sydney at Marvel Stadium.
04:41
Darcy Wilson on re-signing at St Kilda
Emerging star Darcy Wilson speaks following the announcement of a contract extension with the club.
26:17
Ross Lyon joins AFL 360
An extended chat with St Kilda senior coach Ross Lyon on Fox Footy's AFL 360 program.
Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera puts on a breathtaking show, dominating all over the ground in another stunning performance.
11:57
RD20 | Ross Lyon post-game
Watch Ross Lyon discuss St Kilda's win over North Melbourne at Marvel Stadium.
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Dees outlast Saints in Sunday showdown
Melbourne has defeated St Kilda by 14 points at RSEA Park.
Melbourne has made it three wins in a row with a gutsy 14-point win over St Kilda in a tightly fought contest at RSEA Park on Sunday afternoon.
The win keeps the Demons’ season alive as their long injury list begins to improve at the right time of the season, with gutsy inside mid Liv Purcell, forward Eden Zanker and veteran Paxy Paxman returning to the side for their week seven win against the Saints.
All three were instrumental in the Demons win, but it was vice-captain Tyla Hanks (22 disposals, 14 contested possessions, 12 clearances) and young star Eliza McNamara (31 disposals, eight inside 50s) who lead their side to a 6.8.44 to St Kilda’s 5.0.30 win in front of a crowd of 3,073.
Hanks set the tone early for the Dees. The ball magnet had 10 disposals and seven clearances in the first quarter alone, and when the inside mid combined with McNamara the duo’s run and carry through the middle of the ground helped provide deep entries to Melbourne’s forwards.
The long entries put the Saints defenders under the pump, and it wasn’t long before the in-form Alyssa Bannan scored the Dees’ first off the back of a desperate Sinead Goldrick tackle. Ruck-forward Georgia Campbell followed shortly after converting from a ruck infringement close to goal.
Despite having the breeze in the first term, the Saints were unable to score.
Within the first two minutes of the second term, the Demons added their third when versatile forward Eden Zanker, who returned to the side this week following a knee injury, put through her first goal from a holding free kick.
Extended highlights of the Saints and Demons clash in week seven of the 2024 NAB AFLW Season.
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RD7B | 'It really challenged us': Dal Santo post-game
Watch St Kilda's press conference after week seven’s match against Melbourne.
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RD7B | Highlights v Melbourne
The Saints and Demons clash in week seven of the 2024 NAB AFLW Season.
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Saints take over the south!
The Saints Eras Tour kicks off this Sunday in Moorabbin at RSEA Park. See you there!
The Saints needed to hit the scoreboard, and of course it was their leading goal kicker JesseWardlaw who stood up. Wardlaw kicked her side’s first two goals of the afternoon right before half-time, helping St Kilda settle and reducing the margin to 14 points.
The Saints had the perfect start to the second half, scoring the first two majors through forwards DarcyGuttridge and AshRichards. JaimeeLambert lifted around stoppages following a quiet first half where the star only had two disposals.
But an undisciplined free kick at a stoppage gave Demon Olivia Purcell her first goal of 2024. Purcell was easy to spot, wearing a black mask covering two-thirds of her face after sustaining facial fractures in the pre-season.
Zanker became her side’s first multiple goal scorer when she snapped Melbourne’s first of the final term.
St Kilda didn’t give up, with Wardlaw slotting her third shortly after, but it wasn't enough, with Melbourne coming away with the important win.
Up next
In week eight St Kilda will take on Port Adelaide at Alberton Oval on Friday night, while Melbourne will play Richmond in a Saturday evening match at Casey Fields.
