Richmond Tigers

The AFL confirms the Round 16 match between the Gold Coast SUNS and Richmond, scheduled to be played at Metricon Stadium, has been relocated to Marvel Stadium and will take place

Dion Prestia has joined Richmond's mounting injury list, with the midfielder ruled out of the Tigers' AFL clash with Gold Coast through hamstring tightness. The triple-premiership winner has played just six of a possible 14 games due to calf and hamstring injuries and pulled up sore after just one game …

AFL great Matthew Lloyd says Richmond is likely to remain a factor for the rest of the season, despite the club’s shock loss to St Kilda that has the Tigers teetering on the edge of the top eight. But he’s just about put a pen through the premiership chances.

Richmond failed to fire a shot in a humiliating defeat to St Kilda last Friday night, leaving a question mark hanging over its premiership defence, writes senior AFL commentator Alister Nicholson.

I think there are enough warning signs now that we can put a line through Richmond for genuine premiership contenders,” Cornes told AFL Media’s The Round So Far. “The body of work there now is to say that they are not going to win the premiership this year.

The AFL has confirmed the fixture for Round 16, with Essendon’s first visit to GMHBA Stadium since 1992 headlining a bumper four days of matches. Thursday night football continues, with the struggling Gold Coast to host Richmond at Metricon Stadium.

St Kilda midfielder Luke Dunstan made his impact felt against the Tigers on Friday night, leading Joey and Jay to discuss the value he represents despite lack of selection in recent time. Dunstan has played just six games across the past two seasons.

Richmond faces the prospect of finishing Round 15 outside the top eight after a shock 40-point loss to St Kilda at the MCG on Friday night as footy made its return to Melbourne. The Tigers kicked just two goals during the game,

Tim Membrey has capped off a whirlwind 48 hours where he became a father for the first time to help St Kilda upset reigning premiers Richmond at the MCG.

Richmond’s hunt for a premiership hat-trick has fallen off the rails – and Damien Hardwick knows one thing letting them down.