Hawthorn will look to continue its strong start to the season, after knocking of Carlton in the club’s first ever Week 1 win in AFLW.
For the second time in two weeks, Hawthorn will face a team for the first time in AFLW history. Two proud clubs in Hawthorn and Collingwood will meet in the AFLW for its inaugural match up.
Tickets are still available for the game HERE with general admission tickets costing $15 per adult, kids go in free!
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Details
WHO: Collingwood v Hawthorn
WHAT: Week 2
WHEN: Saturday 7 September
TIME: 1.05pm AEST
WHERE: Victoria Park, Melbourne
BROADCAST: Fox Footy
RADIO: 3WBC
How to watch
Following along at home? The game will be broadcast on Fox Footy and can be streamed through Kayo.
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Our last game
Hawthorn (66) defeated Carlton (28) in Week 1, 2024.
Hawthorn piled on their highest ever score to claim the biggest win in their history, defeating the Blues by 38-points.
Irish duo Aileen Gilroy (16 disposals, two goals) and Aine McDonagh (12 disposals, two goals) were dangerous in attack all day, while recruit Eliza West (28 disposals, 10 tackles) proved why she is so respected by her teammates.
With another former Demon, Casey Sherriff having an impact, with two goals for the Hawks.
The weather conditions were tricky to say the least. Hawthorn's defensive structure was sound, maintaining representation behind the play when they were against the conditions, often outnumbering the Blues when the ball was sent in long.
What's on
Two exciting milestone games to be played this weekend, with Aileen Gilroy and Casey Sherriff set to hit their 50th game.
Gilroy has played 28 games for North Melbourne and 21 for the Hawks, while Sherriff has played 48 for the Melbourne Demons and one so far in the brown and gold.
Membership
Members can simply scan their digital membership card to access the game.
For instructions on how to find your digital membership card - head here.
For all information regarding Week 1 including parking, activations and how to get to the game head here.
AFLW matches are mobile only ticketing events. This means your phone is your ticket, so you must download the Hawks App and login to your account.
Due to enhanced technology, you won’t be able to use screenshots of your tickets to scan into the venue. If you need to pass your ticket onto family or friends, you must forward your ticket using the forwarding function in the Hawks App.
Click here for instructions on how to download the Hawks App and forward your tickets.
Getting to the game
Train
Victoria Park Station is approximately a two-minute walk from Victoria Park. With regular departures from various Metro Melbourne stations and limited parking around the ground, it’s the easiest way to get to and from the game.
Metro train lines to get to Victoria Park Station
- Mernda Line
- Hurstbridge Line
Driving
Victoria Park is a fifteen-minute drive from Melbourne CBD. Parking around the grounds is limited, however, arriving early is recommended to find the best car spot available around the ground. Fees and restrictions may apply.
