Richmond Tigers

The AFL is pleased to announce last night’s 2020 Toyota AFL Grand Final between Richmond and Geelong Cats attracted a national average TV audience of 3.812m and a peak audience of 4.283m. The 2020 Toyota AFL Grand Final was the highest average audience since the 2016 Grand Final and up …

But a modest stream of die-hards headed to Richmond anyway. They had all watched the game, broadcast from Brisbane, at home on TV, because of COVID-19 restrictions. Now they wanted (at a safe distance) just to be near fellow devotees,

A Cobden export remains on the hunt for an elusive premiership after Geelong fell to Richmond in Saturday night's historic AFL grand final at the Gabba. Gary Rohan was playing in his third decider after two runner-up finishes with his former club Sydney (2014 and 2016).

Every single one of his 10 Grand Final goals – the centrepiece of his three Norm Smith Medals – are breathtaking in their own way. Some are the cream on the crop of dominant victories, others take place when Richmond is deep in its victory dance.

The Richmond dynasty and all the euphoria that flowed from that crowning achievement turned into an hour-long poker game in our household by Sunday morning.

It was a far cry from heaving throngs of supporters that gathered at Punt Rd and Swan St to celebrate Richmond’s previous two premierships in their ongoing period of AFL dominance. Players, staff and families who had been part of the club’s travel …

As Richmond celebrates the club's 13th premiership and third in four years, the man who led the Focus on Football board challenge four years ago insists he has no regrets and claims the Tigers' modern-day success stemmed from the upheaval at the time.

Richmond's triple-premiership defender Dylan Grimes says he only intended to spend two weeks in the AFL club's Queensland hub as he grappled with the responsibility of running a business back home. Grimes owns a winery in Victoria's Mount Macedon and, as …

FOR Richmond assistant and opposition analysis coach Xavier Clarke the end justified the means when his Tigers won their third AFL flag in four years on Saturday night.

AFL legend Leigh Matthews says he mistakenly handed Richmond's Nathan Broad two Norm Smith Medal votes at Saturday's grand final when he meant to give them