Hawthorn is set to host an in-form Adelaide for the club's ANZAC Round clash when the club returns to Tasmania on Sunday. 

The game will mark the third year in a row that Hawthorn has hosted an ANZAC game in Tassie. 

The Hawks will endeavour to keep their winning ways going at UTAS after notching their first win of the season at the stadium against North Melbourne in Round 3. 

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In honour of the AFL's ANZAC Appeal Round, the Hawks will wear a special commemorative 2023 ANZAC Guernsey. 

As part of the guernsey sales and in continued support of the RSL, the club will donate to the RSL’s 2023 ANZAC Appeal.

For a full list of all known players from Hawthorn who served their country in war, visit HERE.

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The last time these two teams met was in Round 17 last year, with the Hawks taking home a 32-point victory which marked the club's 1000th win. 

Hawthorn will be chasing its second win of the season while the Crows will be looking to continue their hot streak after having won their last three games in a row. 

Details:  

WHO: Hawthorn vs Adelaide

WHAT: Round 6

WHEN: Sunday 23 April 

TIME: 1.10pm

WHERE: UTAS Stadium 

BROADCAST: Fox Sports and Kayo

What’s on

Be there from 12:30pm to observe The Last Post before we play off for the Alec Campbell Cup.

Fans attending the game can avoid parking hassles and save time and money by parking at the new Northern Inveresk Car Park, just a short walk from the Stadium off Forster St, Invermay.

Parking is free at the Northern Inveresk Car Park on UTAS game days.

For more information on attending Sunday's match Launceston Council have created a Game Day Guide which you can view HERE. 

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Hawthorn will be holding an open training session at UTAS Stadium this Saturday from 4.30pm to 5.30pm. 

Whether you're a die-hard Hawks fan or just looking for a unique and exciting experience, everyone is encouraged to come along and join in on the fun. 

How to watch

Thinking of going to the game? We have a special offer of only $50 for a family of four to sit in the Northern Stand, you can purchase it HERE.

For those wanting to follow along at home, the game will be broadcast live on Fox Footy, and can be streamed through Kayo. Hawthorn has recently launched a digital 'on-demand' membership, giving fans access to Kayo at a great price. To purchase yours visit HERE.

Follow @hawthornfc on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook for behind-the-scenes access and all the best highlights, photos, stats and stories throughout the game. 

Membership

Round 6 is a home game for the Hawks at UTAS Stadium! All members with home game entitlements will have access to this game.

For more information on how to attend this game including how to access your digital membership card visit HERE. 

The Hawthorn Club Hub will be located outside Gate 2 and will open at 11.15am on Sunday for membership sales or enquiries.

Last time we met   

Hawthorn (86) defeated Adelaide (54) - Round 17, 2022

The Hawks snapped a five-game losing streak with a comfortable win over Adelaide by 32 points at Marvel Stadium.

The victory was the club's 1000th win, while also marking former captain Ben McEvoy's return to the game after spending four months on the sidelines due to a broken neck. 

Mitch Lewis had a day out kicking five goals - three of which were in the first quarter - while Blake Hardwick was instrumental finishing with 32 disposals after playing a role on star Crow Jordan Dawson. 

Our last game   

GWS (77) defeated Hawthorn (75)

It was heartbreak for the Hawks last week after falling short to GWS in a narrow two-point loss on Sunday in Adelaide.

Harry Himmelberg was the hero for the Giants after a match-winning goal and game-saving touch on the Hawks' goal line within a matter of seconds. 

After Hawthorn overcame their third quarter woes to open up an eight-point lead heading into the final term, it was GWS who snuck home at Norwood Oval in a remarkable finish.

Fergus Greene was huge for the Hawks on the day, kicking a game-high three goals and recording seven marks, while Conor Nash showed his dominance in the midfield, finishing with career-best 31 disposals and nine tackles. 

Jai Newcombe was also instrumental finishing with 31 touches, six tackles and 10 clearances.