Richmond Tigers v Port Adelaide Power: AFL preview, news and how to watch live

All you need to know in the lead up to the round 13 opener between Richmond and Port Adelaide, Thursday 9 June, including news updates, past history plus when and how to watch on Kayo.

David Gavin

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June 10, 2022 - 9:25AM

Super star Dustin Martin during the sides’ last meeting at the MCG. Picture: Scott Barbour/Getty Images

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Richmond and Port Adelaide both enter the match on Thursday 9 June coming off the bye and sit just outside the eight. Here’s how to watch the match and catch up on all the news in the lead-up.

Tigers v Power preview

What a difference 18 months make. Back during the pandemic, with players confined to bubbles, these teams played a thrilling preliminary final at the Adelaide Oval for a place in the 2020 AFL Grand Final.

Fast forward to June 2022, and arguably, each team is teetering between rebuild and contending once again. The Tigers are one win outside the eight with Port four points behind led by spiritual leader Travis Boak.

Richmond has the benefit of a 13-day break heading into this fixture and it will be Port Adelaide’s first match at the MCG in more than 12 months. The Power have 10 days between matches.

What time is Tigers v Power?

The game starts at 7.20pm (AEST) and 6.50pm (ACST) on Thursday 9 June.

Where is it being played?

The Melbourne Cricket Ground.

How do I watch the game?

The game will be broadcast live on Kayo as part of its AFL coverage. Not only can you catch the LIVE fixture and also the replay, but if you miss the action, you can catch up with Kayo Minis and Kayo Bites.

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How can I watch more Tigers and Power matches?

Richmond Tigers team page on Kayo

Port Adelaide team page on Kayo

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What AFL news do I need to know ahead of Thursday?

The TEAMS are in for Thursday night.

CodeSports has all the latest in AFL news and analysis including the Dunkley SA link Port should exploit, which veteran Tigers should play on and all you need to know for AFL SuperCoach.

INCLUDING predicted teams for round 13.

Travis Boak is not ready for retirement. Picture: Mark Brake/Getty Images

Team Lists

All the ins and out for Thursday night:

Richmond

B: J.Gibcus, D.Grimes, R.Tarrant

HB: D.Rioli, N.Vlastuin, L.Baker

C: M.Pickett, J.Short, K.McIntosh

HF: J.Clarke, S.Edwards, S.Bolton

F: N.Balta, D.Martin, J.Riewoldt

FOLL: T.Nankervis, D.Prestia, T.Cotchin

INT: N.Broad, I.Soldo, J.Graham

H.Ralphsmith

EMG: W.Martyn, R.Mansell, K.Lambert, N.Cumberland

IN: M.Pickett, J.Clarke, N.Balta

OUT: J.Castagna (Omitted), J.Ross (Omitted), M.Rioli (Omitted), N.Cumberland (Medi-Sub)

Port Adelaide

B: T.Jonas, A.Aliir, D.Houston

HB: R.Burton, T.Clurey, D.Byrne-Jones

C: K.Amon, W.Drew, T.Dumont

HF: Z.Butters, T.Marshall, C.Rozee

F: R.Gray, C.Dixon, S.Powell-Pepper

FOLL: J.Finlayson, O.Wines, T.Boak

INT: R.Bonner, L.Jones, S.Motlop, K.Farrell

EMG: M.Frederick, M.Georgiades, S.Mayes, J.Mead

IN: None

OUT: S.Hayes (Omitted)

History between Tigers and Power

Richmond host Port Adelaide at the MCG for the first time since July 2019 which the hosts won by 38 points. Port have won two out of the last three against the Tigers with the one loss being that 2020 preliminary final.