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Ultimate guide to Saints-Blues double-header for Spud’s Game | ‘Faceless’ foes to face off as…

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Ultimate guide to Saints-Blues double-header for Spud's Game

Here's everything you need to know ahead of the season opener between St Kilda and Carlton

THE AFLW season kicks off this Sunday as St Kilda and Carlton do battle at Marvel Stadium in what promises to be a thrilling encounter.

The game forms part of a double header with the Saints-Blues AFL clash, giving fans the chance to see both sides in a huge day of footy action.

Sunday evening is also the sixth edition of Spud's Game, which brings together people in the community to have conversations that matter and break the stigma around mental ill-health.

Sarah Hosking, Josh Gabelich and Nat Edwards preview Spud’s game and discuss the AFLW season opener, Eric Bana’s love for Danny Frawley, the latest on Jack Silvagni’s shoulder injury and the stories behind Carlton’s goal celebrations.

‘Faceless’ foes to face off as Carlton and St Kilda scrap for wildcard spot

There will be plenty of familiar faces on both sides when Carlton take on St Kilda at Marvel Stadium in what is arguably the most consequential clash between the two clubs since the 1972 preliminary final.

Liam Stocker will be donning a Saints jumper for his 100th AFL game when he lines up alongside other ex-Blues Jack Silvagni and Tom De Koning, while former Saint Blake Acres will wear the No.13 Carlton jumper Stocker wore in his 28 matches with Carlton.

Another win under interim coach Josh Fraser will kick the Blues two games clear of St Kilda in the race for a wildcard spot, while Ross Lyon’s team will leapfrog Carlton if they win – with a softer draw in their remaining two matches likely to see them home.

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AFLW Team Selection: Spud's Game v Carlton

The Saints name their first side of the season to take on the Blues in Spud's Game.

St Kilda has named its first side of the 2026 season to take on the Blues in the AFLW season-opener at Marvel Stadium on Sunday.

Two Saints will pull on the red, white and black for the first time, with draftee Abby Hobson and former Hawk Sophie Butterworth named for the season opener.

Earlier today, Darcy Guttridge (injured) was replaced by Kyla Forbes in the extended squad, with Forbes named as an emergency.

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August 9, 2026
Final teams in for Saints-Swans, Hawks-Roos clashes. Follow LIVE | AFL Live: Ross Lyon name drops…

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Final teams in for Saints-Swans, Hawks-Roos clashes. Follow LIVE

ST KILDA and Sydney open a huge Saturday of action, while Carlton and Brisbane close the night in a massive match for finals implications.

St Kilda continued to show it is a class above the sides in the bottom half of the ladder as it overcame a North Melbourne challenge then pulled away late to hang on to 10th place.

The Saints are well-placed to claim a wildcard spot with games to come against the Blues, Tigers and Suns but need to make the most of their last chance to take a big scalp this year before any finals campaign.

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We’ve seen two superb coast-to-coast goals today, and we’ve only just hit 2pm. Watch the clips below.

The first came from Sydney and took just 16 seconds by the time Nick Blakey brought the ball in from full-back at Marvel Stadium and Charlie Curnow poked it through the big sticks at the other end. Opponents St Kilda just watched in awe.

The second unfolded in Launceston and took just 18 seconds. Hawthorn’s Blake Hardwick unleashed a barrel from full-back and his teammates were able rush the ball forward before Will Day scored the goal. Not something that Roos coach Alastair Clarkson would have enjoyed watching.

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TEAM: Unchanged lineup to face the Saints

Sydney will be hoping to make it back to back wins as they look to secure the all-important top two spot with just four fixtures remaining in the home and away season.

Sydney Swans Coach Dean Cox will take an unchanged lineup to Marvel Stadium to play St Kilda on Saturday afternoon. The Swans have the luxury of using the same 23 players who defeated the Giants by 51-points in the Sydney Derby last weekend. Sydney will be hoping to make it two wins in a row as they look to secure the all-important top two spot, just a month out from finals.

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August 1, 2026
Saints make late change ahead of huge Roos clash, Lions host Port. Follow LIVE | Saints pull late…

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Saints make late change ahead of huge Roos clash, Lions host Port. Follow LIVE

ST KILDA has made a change minutes before the first bounce against North Melbourne with Rowan Marshall ruled out.

Marshall will miss with a back spasm and has been replaced by Anthony Caminiti.

It came after Cooper Sharman was ruled out an hour before the bounce and replaced by Dan Butler.

The Roos (8-10) continue to frustrate as they added Melbourne to the finals contenders that they have at least challenged before suffering a defeat, extending their record of failing to beat a side currently sitting in the top 10.

The Kangaroos' wildcard hopes are hanging by a thread and the clash with the Saints is their last match-up against a bottom-half side in a tough run home.

Saints pull late change, star’s 756-day wait over in high-stakes Roos clash — AFL LIVE

Saints star forward Max King will play his first AFL game in two years as North Melbourne tries to keep its finals hopes alive.

The Kangaroos (8-10, 90.9%) are coming 0ff three-straight losses and need to win to stay in touch with the top 10.

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Meanwhile, the Saints (8-10, 104%) regain King, his first game since Round 16 of 2024 after repeated injury setbacks, and Tom De Koning in the strongest side Ross Lyon’s side has fielded in some time.

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"Desperate move": Cornes pans Saints over recalling King

Max King is set to suit up for St Kilda's AFL side for the first time in 756 days.

But Kane Cornes has questioned the Saints' decision to play the 26-year-old this week, calling the move desperate.

The former No. 4 pick has not played an AFL match since Round 16, 2024, having battled with knee, calf and hamstring injuries throughout the last two seasons.

King appeared to be on track for a return earlier in the season, having managed to get through the Saints’ Round 5 clash against Gold Coast in the VFL unscathed.

But in their match against the Blues the following week, King came off with a hamstring strain, delaying his return for several weeks.

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July 26, 2026
Saints make final call on Lachie Neale after meeting with Lyon | ‘Something we could’ve pursu…

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Saints make final call on Lachie Neale after meeting with Lyon

Ross Lyon has confirmed the Saints are out of the hunt for Lions star Lachie Neale, while also endorsing assistant Corey Enright's links to the vacant Carlton coaching job

ROSS Lyon has emphatically drawn a line through St Kilda's pursuit of Brisbane's dual Brownlow medallist Lachie Neale.

Free agent Neale has met with several clubs as he weighs up his options, with Lyon meeting up with his former charge last week.

But the Saints have elected to prioritise securing the signatures of their young midfield group, which includes out-of-contract youngster Darcy Wilson, star Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera – whose two-year deal expires next year – and big improver Hugo Garcia.

‘Something we could’ve pursued’: Neale suitor ‘out’ as details of crunch meeting revealed

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St Kilda is officially out of the race for Lachie Neale.

Ross Lyon revealed the club was no longer pursuing the star Lions free agent after their meeting last week, as the Saints prioritise retaining their young stars.

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‘It’s done’: Why Ross Lyon ruled out luring Lachie Neale to the Saints

Geelong star Jeremy Cameron has been taken to hospital as GWS produced a stunning 13-point comeback over the Cats in a night of on-field carnage for both teams.

After a surprise cameo in defence, Cameron hurt his left collarbone in a heavy fourth-quarter collision with GWS star Clayton Oliver as the Giants secured a 12.14 (86) to 11.7 (73) victory at Engie Stadium on Saturday.

The Giants trailed by a game-high 39 points in the third quarter before slamming through six unanswered goals, with Callum Brown kicking the decisive major.

Leading all afternoon until Brown’s goal, the Cats were hanging by a thread after Cameron, Tanner Bruhn and Jack Henry went down with injuries.

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July 11, 2026
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PORT Adelaide has swung a very late change, withdrawing Mitch Zadow less than 30 minutes before the start of Saturday's clash against St Kilda at Marvel Stadium.

Zadow participated in the warm-up ahead of the crunch clash, before Port made the call for the 22-year-old to sit out.

Jacob Wehr has been brought into the side in Zadow's absence.

The Saints host the Power in the first game on Saturday as the race for a wildcard spot heat up.

St Kilda did what it needed to do to pile more misery on a dispirited Essendon then cruise to the line while still in third gear.

Team Selection: Round 18 v Port Adelaide

St Kilda has finalised its team to face Port Adelaide at Marvel Stadium on Saturday.

The Saints will go in unchanged from their win over the Bombers in Round 17, as they look to go back-to-back for the first time since Round 8.

Ross Lyon speaks to media ahead of St Kilda's clash with Port Adelaide at Marvel Stadium.

Jack Carroll, Alex Dodson and Hugh Boxshall will all be listed as emergencies for the clash.

The game will be played at 1:15pm AEST on Saturday, and will be broadcast live on Fox Footy and Kayo.

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Port Adelaide coach Josh Carr has said the club is prepared for captain Zak Butters to either stay or leave at the end of the season.

The Power is trying to come from behind in the first match on AFL Saturday against St Kilda at Docklands Stadium.

Later on Saturday, GWS hosts Geelong at Sydney Showgrounds, with the Cats needing a win to maintain striking distance of the automatic finals places and the Giants looking to follow up on their victory over Fremantle.

In Saturday's night matches, 10th-placed Carlton hosts the high-flying Hawks at the MCG, while the Suns travel to Adelaide to face the Crows, needing to end a five-game losing streak if they want a chance to make it to the wild card round.

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July 11, 2026
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ST KILDA and the Western Bulldogs close the round on Sunday in a match with potentials finals implications.

St Kilda snapped a three-match losing streak in games all against top-four contenders when beating GWS in a tight tussle for the second time this year.

The Saints are still to claim the big scalp this year that would go a long way to proving their finals credentials but are well placed for the run home with all of their remaining games to be played in their home state.

Western Bulldogs slipped out of the top six when their run of three thrilling victories on the trot was abruptly ended when they failed to turn up at home against Adelaide and were blown away in the opening term.

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A wildcard-like clash between St Kilda and the Western Bulldogs will cap off Round 15 at Marvel Stadium, with either side to feel the heat should they lose on Sunday afternoon.

The Saints (6-8, 102.4%) have one more shot at adding to their win tally before their mid-season bye, and will be boosted by the return of gun small forward Jack Higgins from a nagging knee injury.

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St Kilda vs Western Bulldogs Prediction & Odds – AFL Round 15 2026

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Match: St Kilda vs Western BulldogsDate: Sunday 21 June, 2026Start Time: 3:15pm (AEST)Stadium: Marvel Stadium

Sunday afternoon at Marvel Stadium sees the Saints hosting a Bulldogs side that will be looking to bounce back from a horror loss in their last game.

The Dogs have been one of the the masters of the close finish in 2026 so far, but they were blown off the field by Adelaide in the first quarter last week, conceding nine goals to two on their way to a 57-point loss.

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June 21, 2026
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Team Selection: Round 14 v GWS

St Kilda has finalised its team to face GWS at Marvel Stadium on Sunday.

The Saints will make one change to the side as they look to bounce back and claim their sixth win of the year.

Veteran small forward Dan Butler returns to the side after recovering from a hamstring injury suffered against the Blues in Round 8. Butler played a vital role in the St Kilda VFL side's thrilling win over the Swans, with 23 disposals and the game-sealing goal.

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Mattaes Phillipou has been omitted, and will be named an emergency alongside Hugh Boxshall and Alex Dodson.

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Round 14 ends with a critical clash on the road to September as St Kilda, desperate for four points, hosts an in-form GWS.

The Saints (5-8, 101.9%) have improved everywhere but in the win column this year, while the Giants (6-6, 103.2%) are coming off their bye after looking very impressive against Brisbane and Melbourne.

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Match details: St Kilda vs GWS from 3:15pm AEST at Marvel Stadium

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Giants gun ready to fire after 'mini pre-season'

A short break and GWS' bye has Jesse Hogan prepared for the second half of the season, says Adam Kingsley

WITH a planned bye-week break and "mini pre-season" under his belt, Greater Western Sydney spearhead Jesse Hogan is fully fit for the remainder of the season, according to coach Adam Kingsley.

Hogan has not featured since the Giants' round eight loss to Gold Coast, having been initially sidelined for two weeks with a hip pointer injury before undergoing a three-week reconditioning block that included the club's round 13 bye.

After successfully overcoming the injury, Hogan has been named in the extended squad for Sunday afternoon's match against St Kilda at Marvel Stadium.

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June 14, 2026
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Saints removed from Sydney Pride Game following Collard case

Sydney has moved its annual Pride Game away from a clash against St Kilda

THE ROUND 13 match between Sydney and St Kilda will no longer be designated a 'Pride Game' amid the fallout from the Lance Collard Tribunal case earlier this year.

The Swans and Saints were due to play in the Pride Game at the SCG on Sunday June 7, an annual event that sees the game celebrate and stand united with LGBTIQA+ communities.

But the recent case of Collard, who was found guilty of using a homophobic slur towards an opponent – a charge he and the Saints strongly deny – has led to the decision to remove the Pride Game designation from the Swans-Saints clash.

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May 13, 2026
Big Saints concern with recruit forced off | Liam Ryan: St Kilda forward cops brutal injury blow …

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St Kilda suffers an early injury headache with Liam Ryan left worse for wear after this heavy clash on the wing

St Kilda suffers an early injury headache with Liam Ryan left worse for wear after this heavy clash on the wing

Liam Ryan kicks the first goal of the match thanks to a running Marcus Windhager in the middle of the ground

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Liam Ryan: St Kilda forward cops brutal injury blow in first game against old side West Coast Eagles

Liam Ryan’s first clash against the club he won a premiership with didn’t all go to plan, with the high-flying forward temporarily grounded after a collision with Reuben Ginbey.

Ryan was leading up to the wing for an attempted mark on the lead during the second term of Sunday’s clash against West Coast, but ran into Ginbey, who had been looking to go back with the flight.

The Saints forward was in immediate pain after Ginbey’s knee made contact with what appeared to be his hip. He was helped from the ground, with the Eagles defender showing great care to wander over and offer a pat and well wishes for his former teammate.

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Star Saint sore and sorry after a double dose of damage

Liam Ryan has been helped from the field in the second quarter of St Kilda's encounter with his previous side, the West Coast Eagles, on Sunday afternoon.

"Flyin'" landed heavily after a marking contest, with his head, wrist and back seemingly bearing the brunt of his crash landing.

Minutes later, he was left sore and sorry after collecting a stray knee to the ribs from Reuben Ginbey, who was running back with the flight.

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Ryan, now 29 years of age, will be assessed for injuries following the two incidents, with a concussion test likely to be conducted following his heavy contact with the ground in the initial incident.

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April 26, 2026
Coventry flying, Saints struggling, and where are Wrexham? EFL Championship mid-season report car…

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Coventry City old boy names Sky Blues' biggest rivals and Frank Lampard's key advantage

Noel Whelan believes Coventry City are on the right track for promotion to the Premier League and says they have already built up what could be a decisive advantage.

The former Sky Blues forward, who was at the CBS Arena to see Frank Lampard’s men defeat Bristol City last weekend, notes that with 47 points from 21 games, City are well ahead of the two-points-a-game average normally required to go up.

He also noted the fact they already have a positive goal difference of 30 – having scored 16 more goals than Hull City, the second most potent team – gives them what might turn out to be an important edge.

Championship promotion race: Can anyone catch Coventry?

The Sky Sports Essential EFL podcast looks ahead to how the Championship promotion race could unfold over the festive season. Watch every Championship fixture live on Sky Sports on Boxing Day.

It has been one of the most unpredictable Championship seasons in years, with big guns struggling and unfancied clubs challenging near the top.

Boxing Day marks the halfway mark of the campaign, and with a hectic schedule to come over Christmas we will know a lot more about the promotion shake-up once we reach January 5 – when every team will have played four fixtures.

But can anyone catch Coventry? Are Middlesbrough the favourites for second? Or can anyone from further down the table contest the spots to reach the Premier League.

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