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Game Day Guide: We are Euro-Yroke
We are taking on the Lions this Sunday as Euro-Yroke on the Kulin Nations. Here's everything you need to know ahead of the game.
Euro-Yroke v Brisbane Sunday 3 November, 1:05pm RSEA Park | Kulin Nations Broadcast on Fox Footy & Kayo
Public gates open at 12:05pm Please note thatmetal-tipped umbrellas are prohibited from entering the venue.
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!
Ferris Wheel
Elevate your game-day experience to new heights with our brand-new ferris wheel!
CMC Coffee Cart
AFLW Members get a FREE coffee, thanks to CMC Invest!
Chery 360 Camera
Snap your celeb shot with the Chery 360 Camera!
AIA Wellness Hub
Enjoy free fruit and a everything wellness thanks to AIA.
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! This week all market vendours are First Nations.
Amber Clarke has signed with St Kilda in the final hours of the 2024 AFLW Trade Period.
Travaglia taking on skipper's wisdom, Hill's advice for young Saint
Tobie Travaglia is learning from some of St Kilda's best as he embarks on his first season at the highest level.
Barr to call St Kilda home, Kelly departs in three-way trade
Nicola Barr has signed with St Kilda as part of the 2024 AFLW Trade Period, with Grace Kelly also departing the club as part of a three-way trade.
Saints to bring the thunder to AAMI Community Series at RSEA Park
St Kilda will face Port Adelaide at RSEA Park as part of the 2025 AAMI Community Series.
Injury Update: Key forwards close in, draftee eyes full return in new year
St Kilda will head into the Christmas break with several players eyeing respective returns to full training by early 2025.
Ball-magnet Baskaran becomes a Saint
Charlotte Baskaran is officially a Saint, joining the red, white and black in the club's first move of the 2024 AFLW Trade Period.
Lambert doubles up with second Saints Best & Fairest
Jaimee Lambert has clinched her second Best & Fairest in St Kilda colours.
Dal Santo signs on for another two seasons
Nick Dal Santo will remain as coach of St Kilda's AFLW side, penning a two-year contract extension with the club.
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Saints' season comes to a close, Lions roar towards top-two finish
Euro-Yroke's 2024 AFLW Season has come to a close, succumbing to Brisbane by 27 points at RSEA Park.
Brisbane has made a statement leading into finals, defeating Euro-Yroke by 27 points on Sunday to put pressure on Hawthorn in the race for second place and the McClelland Trophy.
It was a statement game from the reigning premier, with the 10.8 (68) to 6.5 (41) scoreline largely driven in short, but devastating bursts of attacking on the RSEA Park deck.
It was ferocious, but the Saints were equally physical, as heavy hits proved the storyline of the first half. In the face of that pressure, however, the Lions didn't baulk, instead they established a neat handball game in spite of it.
Nick Dal Santo opted to prepare for the future throughout the match. Instead of locking down on direct opponents, and forcing a dour, difficult to watch spectacle, he chose to send youngsters into the contest. J'NoemiAnderson (11 disposals, four clearances) and CharlotteSimpson (12 disposals) played as pure midfielders for the match, going head-to-head with the Lions' star contingent.
Paige Trudgeon (five intercept possessions, one goal) offered a challenging one-on-one match-up for Lions star Dakota Davidson (11 disposals, one goal), while at the other end of the ground, JesseWardlaw (19 disposals, two goals) had Jennifer Dunne (six intercept possessions, 14 disposals) to contend with.
A late shoulder injury to important midfielder Sophie Conway soured the win for Brisbane, however. The 2023 All-Australian landed heavily on her right shoulder late in the game, pounding the ground before being helped from the field.
Typically a winger, Conway (27 disposals, two goals) worked largely through the midfield for the match, pairing beautifully with energiser Belle Dawes (20 disposals, nine tackles), with the latter often winning the hardball and feeding it out to a perfectly positioned Conway on the move outside the scramble.
Watch Euro-Yroke's press conference after week ten’s match against Brisbane.
05:21
RD10 | Highlights v Brisbane
The Saints and Lions clash in week 10 of the 2024 NAB AFLW Season.
11:08
RD10 | Mini-Match: Euro-Yroke v Brisbane
Extended highlights of the Saints and Lions clash in week Ten of the 2024 NAB AFLW Season.
00:46
RD10 | Trudgeon's triumph! Fiery 50 sees defender snag first goal
Paige Trudgeon slots the first goal of her career taking full advantage from a tough 50m penalty.
01:05
Saints take over the south!
The Saints Eras Tour kicks off this Sunday in Moorabbin at RSEA Park. See you there!
Ahead of an eighth finals series in nine seasons, and in its first trip to RSEA Park since last year's shock loss, Brisbane was determined to come out and make a statement. It whacked the Saints between the eyes in the first quarter, with its second highest ever opening-quarter score across 90 games.
The swirling wind offered an advantage toward the South Road end of the ground, which assisted the Lions' early flurry, and then contributed to the side's devastating six-goal third term in which it widened the gap on the scoreboard.
Brisbane was momentarily in second place on the ladder throughout the game, throwing a challenge Hawthorn's way to win back the home ground advantage come finals, but the Hawks just need a win over Richmond on Sunday to finish second, and also claim the McClelland Trophy and $1 million prize.
A retiring pioneer
At the conclusion of the game, inaugural AFLW player StephChiocci was chaired from the ground, retiring from the game. Although she was unable to run out for a game this year, due to an ACL injury, her impact on the AFLW cannot be diminished. The inaugural captain of Collingwood, who led the club out in the very first AFLW match back in 2017, Chiocci played 61 games across both the Pies and Euro-Yroke, joining the latter ahead of the 2023 NAB AFLW season.