The Hawks will be searching for their fourth win in a row when they take on top-eight hopeful St Kilda this Saturday at Marvel Stadium.

Coming off the back of three victories, Hawthorn will be looking to keep its momentum going while the Saints will be eager to secure back-to-back wins and a move into the eight.

The match will see the two sides compete for the 23rd annual Blue Ribbon Cup.

The Blue Ribbon Cup is one of the AFL’s long-standing traditions and honours the courage and sacrifice of all Australian Police Officers and those that have fallen in the line of duty.

Details:  

WHO: Hawthorn vs St Kilda
WHEN: Saturday July 30, 4.35pm  
WHERE: Marvel Stadium
BROADCAST: Fox Footy

How to watch 

For those wanting to follow along at home, the game will be broadcast live on Fox Footy, and can be streamed through Kayo. 

Follow @hawthornfc on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter for updates throughout the game.  

Membership and Ticketing

Round 20 is an away game for Hawthorn members. Only members with away game entitlements have access to this game. 

For members without away game entitlements, tickets can be purchased via Ticketmaster.

The Hawthorn membership team will be located at the club hub outside Gate 2 from 2.30pm.

Last time we met    

St Kilda (142) defeated Hawthorn (73) – Round 4, 2022  

The Saints got on top early and never took the foot off the pedal to stroll to a 69-point win earlier this year.

Hawthorn got off to a fast start, with Dylan Moore kicking back-to-back goals in the opening two minutes. 

The Hawks again kicked the first goal of the second term, with young ruck Ned Reeves taking two strong contested marks, with the latter leading to a set-shot goal.

But the Saints made the most of their opportunities, kicking six goals in the second quarter which led them to take control of the rest of the game. 

Our last game   

Hawthorn (121) defeated North Melbourne (75)

A blistering start propelled Hawthorn to a convincing victory over North Melbourne at Blundstone Arena last Saturday.

Hawthorn’s dominant eight goal first quarter proved to be the difference between the two sides in the Hobart clash, ultimately winning by 46 points. 

Playing his first match following two weeks off after the sudden death of his father Ray, three-time premiership winner Jack Gunston was outstanding with five goals. 

Newcombe was also impressive, finishing the game with two goals, 30 disposals and nine clearances.