Hawthorn will take on Richmond at Swinburne Centre on Sunday afternoon in the last match of the home and away season.
The Hawks currently sit second on the league ladder, while the Tigers are in sixth place.
To lock in a top two spot and a home final, the Hawks need to secure the win on Sunday.
If you're not doing so already, follow Hawthorn's AFLW team via social media on Facebook, X, and Instagram for game updates, with additional coverage on hawthornfc.com.au.
Details
WHO: Richmond v Hawthorn
WHAT: Week 10
WHEN: Sunday 3 November
TIME: 3.05pm AEDT
WHERE: Swinburne Centre, Melbourne
BROADCAST: Channel 7, Fox Footy/Kayo
RADIO: 3WBC, SEN and Casey Radio
How to watch
For those wanting to follow along at home, the game will be broadcast live on Fox Footy and Kayo Sports.
Follow @hawthornaflw on Facebook, X, and Instagram for behind-the-scenes access and all the best highlights, photos, stats and stories throughout the game.
Our last game
Hawthorn (23) defeated Narrm (17) in Week 9.
Hawthorn held off the Demons to secure a six-point win at Cazalys Stadium in Cairns.
The Hawks victory broke Narrm’s four-game win streak and saw the Hawks rise to the top of the AFLW ladder in the opening game of Indigenous Round.
Hawthorn skipper Emily Bates (20 disposals) starred, along with young gun Jasmine Fleming (22 touches), Eliza West (25 disposals) and Tilly Lucas-Rodd (23 disposals).
While midfielder Mattea Breed took a genuine mark-of-the-year contender in the third quarter.
Bridie Hipwell, Aine McDonagh and Fleming were the Hawks goal scorers with one apiece.
Last time we met
Hawthorn (30) defeated by Richmond (41) in Round 8, 2023.
Hawthorn suffered an 11-point loss to the Tigers in Cairns, after the Tigers pulled off a last-quarter comeback.
It was one point the difference at half-time and the Hawks led by nine at the final break.
Hawthorn’s Emily Bates was a standout with 18 disposals, 11 tackles and four clearances. Jasmine Fleming also finished with 18 disposals, as well as six inside 50s and five tackles.
The Hawks had four goal scorers who each managed a major each, Aine McDonagh, Bridie Hipwell, Tahlia Fellows and Greta Bodey.
Membership
This match has been classed as a fully ticketed game. This means members must redeem a $0 ticket to be able to access this match. Digital membership cards will not provide access to this match.
To secure your spot, redeem a $0 ticket via Ticketmaster using your member barcode number provided via email on 22 October.
If you have any questions, or require any assistance please contact the membership team on (03) 9535 3045.
Getting to the game
By Public Transport
Richmond train station is a five-minute walk to Swinburne Centre. Frankston, Pakenham and Sandringham lines all stop at Richmond Station.
Alternatively, the 246 bus stops are close by.
