Richmond Tigers

The AFL’s North Melbourne, Essendon and Richmond were among the exodus of clubs from Victoria on Thursday and will play re-scheduled games in Queensland, after the spread of virus between strangers at the Melbourne Cricket Ground sealed a decision to …

Richmond chief Brendon Gale says he’s optimistic the Tigers will handle the sudden upheaval of the AFL season. Richmond’s clash with Brisbane has been moved suddenly from the MCG to Queensland, due to the coronavirus outbreak in Victoria.

Tom Liberatore has been managed, while Mitch Wallis and Mitch Hannan are among the omissions. RICHMOND In: K.Lambert, T.Nankervis, M.Parker Out: T.Dow (omitted), P.Naish (omitted), R.Collier-Dawkins (omitted),

Richmond CEO Brendon Gale says he’s expecting the club to return to Melbourne following Friday night’s rescheduled game against Brisbane. The Tigers were on Thursday night boarding a charter flight to Brisbane as a result of the current COVID situation …

Former St Kilda forward Matt Parker will make his Richmond debut on Friday night. The Age is reporting that Parker will play against the Lions after being picked up by the Tigers in the mid-season draft.

Richmond Tigers forward Jack Riewoldt is not fazed by the possibility of playing his 300th game in front of empty stands as Melbourne scrambles to contain an outbreak of Covid-19.

Jack Riewoldt will become only the fourth Richmond player to reach 300 games but the star forward is certain he will not be the last from the Tigers' current golden generation to achieve the milestone.

RICHMOND last night staged a never-say-die last quarter to post a thrilling victory over the Brisbane Lions and keep its finals hopes alive. The Tigers came from 25 points down at three-quarter-time – after doing their best to throw away the match in a …

Richmond coach Trent Cotchin in the face of growing criticism of the three-time AFL premiership captain. A form slump in recent weeks has sparked questions outside the club – rightly or wrongly – over Cotchin's future in the game.

AFL legend Leigh Matthews is “enormously” surprised that the Grand Final rematch between Geelong and Richmond will be played on a Sunday afternoon. The league confirmed the start times and venues for Rounds 19 and 20 on Tuesday night,