Richmond Tigers

The Retro guernsey design may have been eye-catching, but it was Fremantle itself that made a statement on Sunday afternoon, defeating reigning premiers Richmond by four points at Optus Stadium. The Tigers had momentum in the final quarter but couldn't make the most of their opportunities,

ITS RETRO guernsey design may have been eye-catching, but it was Fremantle itself that made a statement on Sunday afternoon, defeating reigning premiers Richmond by four points at Optus Stadium. The Tigers had momentum in the final quarter but couldn't make the most of their opportunities,

A four-point loss to West Coast at Optus Stadium in Round 13 started a poor run of form for Richmond that it hasn’t yet recovered from.

The 7.13 (55) to 6.15 (51) loss saw Richmond (8-11) drop to 11th spot with just three games to play, leaving their finals hopes hanging by a thread. It means the Tigers might need to win their final three games to have a chance of keeping their premiership defence alive.

As well as having an average age that was 2.6 years younger that Richmond, The Tigers’ experience was almost double Freo’s with 114 games to 66.5. And without their superstar captain in the midfield,

A nasty head knock to Bailey Banfield has soured a promising first half of football for Fremantle against Richmond at Optus Stadium.

Fremantle have made three changes to the team that will face Richmond on Sunday afternoon at Optus Stadium.

But the task gets tougher when they take on the high-flying Cats at Blundstone Arena, before finishing the season against Richmond, Sydney and Adelaide. "Geelong are a hardened team, they play a great brand of footy and they've played in finals for a long period of time,

Geelong skipper Joel Selwood appears likely to be on deck for the Cats' AFL clash against North Melbourne this weekend. The veteran suffered a corked quad early in the first quarter of his side's impressive win over reigning premiers Richmond last weekend and didn't finish the game.

RUMOUR CONFIRMED An amateur football club was filmed training at Kevin Bartlett Oval in Burnley on Sunday, during Victoria’s strict lockdown. A Richmond Central player confronted the players and their coach,