Hawthorn and Port Adelaide will face off in a Semi Final showdown at IKON Park on Saturday night, with the do-or-die match beginning at 7.30pm.
After going down to Brisbane by six points in last week's Qualifying Final, the Hawks will aim to win through to their first Preliminary Final come Saturday night.
Tickets for the game are still available HERE.
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Details
WHO: Hawthorn v Port Adelaide
WHAT: Semi Final
WHEN: Saturday 16 November
TIME: 7.30pm AEDT
WHERE: IKON Park, Melbourne
BROADCAST: Channel 7, Fox Footy/ Kayo
How to watch
For those wanting to follow along at home, the game will be broadcast live on Channel 7, Fox Footy and Kayo Sports.
For our brown and gold faithful residing outside of Melbourne, check your local guides here.
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What's on
The Hawks will be celebrating two milestones on Saturday night, with utility Louise Stephenson set to suit up for her 50th AFLW match and defender Laura Elliott in line to play her 25th game.
Stephenson was both an inaugural AFLW player and an inaugural Hawk after crossing over from GWS ahead of the brown and gold's first season in the AFLW competition.
After originally playing in defence, Stephenson has stepped up multiple times this year to ply her trade up forward, kicking four goals from her seven games this season.
Following the news of extending her contract until 2027, Elliott has continued to show promise as one of the league's emerging defenders, nullifying the impact of her opponents and impressing with her aerial ability.
In terms of game day activities, you will find food trucks, giveaways (including Maccas ice coffee vouchers), music, team mascots and more outside Gate 6 and around the ground.
With warm weather expected on Saturday, those attending the match have the opportunity to purchase this New Era 9FORTY cap for just $15! Regular price is $40.
Head to our HawksNest marquee outside Gate 6 for this exclusive offer. Get there early! Stock is limited.
For the first 200 fans through the gates, get a $20 voucher to enjoy your first food and drink on the AFLW with a voucher to be used in IKON Park.
Plus, get around to Gate 6 for some player signings from 6.30pm pre-game!
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Our last game
Hawthorn (32) defeated by Brisbane (38) in Sunday's Qualifying Final
Hawthorn battled hard in its first Qualifying Final, eventually going down to the reigning premiers by six points.
After a solid start, the Hawks led the game by 11 points at half-time, courtesy of goals from Mackenzie Eardley, Aine McDonagh and Kaitlyn Ashmore.
The Lions flexed their muscles in the third quarter though, keeping the Hawks to one behind and scoring three majors of their own.
Louise Stephenson kicked a goal to lift her side in the fourth term but it wasn't enough, with the Hawks turning their attention to Saturday's Semi Final clash.
Last time we met
Hawthorn (40) defeated Port Adelaide (32) in Round 9, 2023
Hawthorn recorded an eight-point win over Port Adelaide at Kinetic Stadium in last year's Pride Round.
The Power got out to an early seven-point lead at quarter-time before the Hawks piled on three unanswered majors to lead by 13 points at half-time.
The seesawing contest continued with the away side then kicking three goals of their own before Hawthorn seized the moment to kick two final-term majors and seal the victory.
It was the Greta Bodey show at Frankston with the small forward/ winger kicking four goals for the game.
Ruck Lucy Wales also secured her second Rising Star nomination off the back of her 20 disposals, 14 hit-outs, six clearances and six tackles.
Membership
Members can purchase tickets using their member barcode.
Junior tickets can be redeemed free for NAB AFLW Finals Weeks 1-3.
NOTE: There is no free ticket redemption or walk-up scan access for finals matches - as was the case during the home-and-away season.
Tickets for the game are still available HERE.
If you have any questions or require any assistance please contact the membership team on (03) 9535 3045.
Getting to the game
Car
- Ikon Park Northern Lawn: 200 paid parking spaces available.
- Melbourne Zoo Car Park: Located 400 meters from Ikon Park, offering over 400 free parking spaces on weekends with no hourly limit after 5 pm.
- Royal Parade: Free parking on weekends with no hourly limit.
- Garton Street: Free parking on weekends with no hourly limit.
- Bowen Crescent: Free parking on weekends with no hourly limit.
- MacPherson Street: Free parking on weekends with no hourly limit.
- Princess Park Drive: Free parking on weekends with no hourly limit
Public transport
- Tram number #19
- Royal Park Train Station is a 15-minute walk from IKON Park
- Stop #16 Walker Street (Heading North)
- Stop #16 Walker Street (Heading South)
- Uber Drop off zone Royal Parade
Train
Hurstbridge or Mernda line, get off at Victoria Park station.
Bus
Route 207, 246, 302, 905, 906
