Round 16 will see Hawthorn take on the West Coast Eagles at Optus Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
The Hawks will travel to Western Australia for the first time this season as they look to maintain their impressive form having won six of their last seven games.
Check out everything you need to know about the game below.
Details
Who: West Coast v Hawthorn
What: Round 16
When: Sunday 30 June
Where: Optus Stadium, Perth
Time: 4.40pm (AEST)
Broadcast: Fox Footy
How to watch
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Last time we met
Hawthorn (142) defeated West Coast (26) in Round 10, 2023.
Hawthorn managed a massive 116-point victory over the Eagles in Launceston to earn their second win of the 2023 season.
The margin saw the Eagles suffer their heaviest loss of the season, while for the Hawks it was the first time they had scored more than 20 goals since 2016.
Mitch Lewis kicked a career-high 6 goals, Luke Bruest slotted three, while Josh Weddle and Cam Mackenzie kick two each.
Both James Sicily and Conor Nash were heavily involved and finished with 30 disposals and were among the best players.
Our last game
Hawthorn (97) defeated Richmond (49)
The Hawks managed a fourth straight win after walking away from the MCG as 48-point victors in front of a crowd of over 92,000.
It was Richmond’s milestone-man Dustin Martin who slotted the first goal of the game but from there it was all Hawthorn.
Will Day was best on ground for the brown and gold, finishing with 20 disposals and five inside 50, which complemented his damaging work with the football and aggressive defensive running.
Mabior Chol managed four majors and assisted with the ruck work, while Luke Bruest was again impressive as the substitute, coming on for Jack Gunston in the third term and proving immediately threatening inside 50.
Tickets and Membership
The member allocations for this game is now exhausted. A limited number of general public tickets are still available via Ticketmaster.
Please note, membership cards will not provide entry into this game.
Getting to the game
Public Transport
Remember to plan your journey ahead of Sunday with Transperth’s Journey Planner, and please click here for further information.
Please note, the Armadale/Thornlie train line is closed until mid-2025. Suburban Event Buses will run to and from Optus Stadium, and trains will continue to operate between Victoria Park and Perth Stations, including Stadium Station. Information on changes to Optus Stadium special event services can be found here.
In particular, new arrangements apply to the arrival point of some bus routes from Morley and Mirrabooka, and the City Stadium shuttle has been replaced by the Red CAT.
