Hawthorn will be looking to make it back-to-back wins when the club returns to the MCG to take on Richmond this Saturday.
The Hawks enter the game following a 48-point victory against North Melbourne, while Richmond have won four of their last five games including a recent 38-point win over West Coast.
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Details
WHO: Hawthorn vs Richmond
WHAT: Round 19
WHEN: Saturday 22 July
TIME: 1.45pm
WHERE: MCG
BROADCAST: Fox Sports and Kayo
How to watch
You can purchase tickets for the game here.
Saturday's game will be broadcast live on Fox Footy and Kayo Sports.
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Membership
Round 19 is a Member Access game for the Hawks at the MCG! All members with home game entitlements excluding MCC Hawk will have access to this game.
For more information on how to attend this game including how to access your digital membership card click here.
Not yet a member? Join our family! Browse from plenty of membership package options to find the most suitable way for you to attend the footy in season 2023. Visit online or call our membership team on 1 3000 HAWKS (42957) to speak to a team member.
The Hawthorn Club Hub will be located outside Gate 3 and will open at 1pm on Sunday for any membership sales or enquiries.
Last time we met
Richmond (128) defeated Hawthorn (67) - Round 22, 2022
It was a disappointing day for the Hawks, with Richmond proving far too strong for the brown and gold thanks to an eight-goal haul from Tom Lynch.
The Tigers jumped out of the blocks to open up a 31-point quarter-time lead with 21-6 inside 50s with 5-1 centre clearances.
Hawthorn responded in the second, getting the edge in contested possessions (38-36) to enjoy plenty of territory but was left to rue missed opportunities, managing 7-3 marks inside 50 but kicking 3.4 for the term.
Richmond showed no mercy in the third quarter, despite losing the inside 50 count 14-13, with its ruthless efficiency leading to nine goals, including eight in a row.
Hawks tagger Finn Maginness claimed another scalp, restricting Shai Bolton to 13 disposals, while veteran forward Luke Breust finished with two goals.
Jai Newcombe (29 disposals) and James Sicily tried hard for the Hawks, with Sicily relishing some midfield opportunity collecting 18 first-half disposals for 444 metres gained, before finishing with 30 touches with nine marks.
Our last game
Hawthorn (88) defeated North Melbourne (40) - Round 18, Marvel Stadium
The Hawks overcome some early inaccuracy to storm home to a 48 point victory against North Melbourne at Marvel Stadium last Sunday.
Hawthorn flicked the switch after half-time to kick nine of the eleven second-half goals to cruise to the convincing victory.
The match saw James Worpel dominate in the middle, finishing with 32 disposals, 12 contested possessions, seven clearances, 702 metres gained and a goal.
Karl Amon was impressive on the outside with 33 disposals, 813 metres gained and a goal, while Jai Newcombe went to work on the inside, finishing with 33 touches, 14 contested possessions and seven clearances.
