The St Kilda Saints (Euro-Yroke) welcome the Fremantle Dockers (Walyalup) to Marvel Stadium in AFL Round 10 action on Saturday night.
Euro-Yroke (3-6) have their season on thin ice after a run of four losses in five games, including a surprise loss to Hawthorn last week. Walyalup (5-4) also went down last Friday, as they fell by 48 points to the Sydney Swans at Optus Stadium despite controlling large chunks of the game.
After starting the season 3-0, the Dockers have now dropped outside the top eight as they sit in ninth spot. They now have a chance to jump back into the top eight with a win here.
Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch St Kilda vs Fremantle in the AFL, plus plenty more.
St Kilda vs Fremantle date and start time
| Date | Saturday, May 18, 2024 |
| Start time | 7:30pm AEST/ 7:00 ACST/ 5:30pm AWST |
| Venue | Marvel Stadium |
| Location | Docklands, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia |
How to watch St Kilda vs Fremantle on TV & stream live online
There are several options to watch the St Kilda vs Fremantle AFL game in Australia, including Network Seven, Foxtel, Foxtel from Telstra, and Kayo Sports.
The best way to livestream the aforementioned AFL game is through Kayo with a seven-day free trial. It also does not have a lock-in contract or equipment fees, which means you can cancel anytime if you are no longer using it.
All you need to decide is whether you want to pick Kayo One at $25 per month (1 stream and up to HD), or Kayo Basic at $35 per month (2 streams and up to 4K).
What channel is St Kilda vs Fremantle game on?
The game will not be available to watch on Channel 7 on free-to-air TV, but will be broadcast live on Fox Footy on pay TV. Triple M, ABC and AFL Nation will provide the radio coverage.
Streaming the game with a VPN
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- How to set up and use a VPN service to stream the match
You can watch the game from wherever you are in the world by using a VPN (Virtual Private Network) service such as NordVPN/ ExpressVPN. A VPN will allow you to create a secure connection online when you are abroad on holiday or for work and you want to stream the game live.
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Here’s an easy step-by-step guide on how to use a VPN to watch a game when you are overseas:
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- Select the location you wish to connect to. This is easy - if you are visiting the UK and you wish to continue watching one of your U.S. streaming services, you would select the US.
- Grab the popcorn and get ready to watch!
St Kilda vs Fremantle team news
St Kilda Saints
St Kilda have made as many as six changes to the starting lineup in search of a spark. Cooper Sharman, Paddy Dow (club debut), Anthony Caminiti, Zak Jones, Lance Collard, and Mattaes Phillipou replace the likes of Angus Hastie (omitted), Liam Stocker (managed), Jack Hayes (omitted), Sebastian Ross (rested), Tim Membrey (rested), and Hugo Garcia (omitted). The hosts are still a couple of weeks away from regaining Dan Butler (hamstring) or Brad Crouch (knee).
| Position | Players |
|---|---|
| Rucks | Marshall, Campbell, Heath |
| Defenders | Windhager, Wanganeen-Milera, Stocker, Hastie, Sinclair, Paton, Garcia, McLennan, O'Connell, Howard, Cordy, Battle, Schoenmaker, Van Es, Wilkie, O'Connell |
| Midfielders | Jones, Crouch, Ross, Hill, Steele, Clark, Byrnes, Wilson, Henry, Wood, Bonner, Hotton |
| Forwards | Owens, King, Howard, Keeler, Hayes, Battle, Membrey, Allison, Sharman, Caminiti, Higgins, Collard, Butler, Keeler, Hayes, Philipou, Allison, Membrey, Sharman, Caminiti |
Fremantle Dockers
Walyalup picked an unchanged side to face Euro-Yroke (St Kilda) in the Sir Doug Nicholls Round at Marvel Stadium on Saturday.
Co-vice-captain and star midfielder Caleb Serong will look to continue his fine 2024 form in the clash against Euro-Yroke, being named in the middle of the park alongside dual Brownlow medallist Nat Fyfe, Andrew Brayshaw and Luke Jackson.
Walyalup's five-man bench of Tom Emmett, Heath Chapman, Young, Michael Walters and Jaeger O'Meara features the substitute who will be confirmed one hour before the game.
| Position | Players |
|---|---|
| Rucks | Darcy, Jackson, Knobel, Jones, Reidy |
| Defenders | McDonald, Pearce, Ollie Murphy, Cox, Draper, Voss, Chapman, Clark, Ryan, Hughes, Worner, Young, Walker, Wagner |
| Midfielders | O'Meara, Serong, Fyfe, Brayshaw, Aish, Sharp, Brodie, Erasmus, Simpson, O'Driscoll, Johnson, Williams, Stanley |
| Forwards | Davies, Corbett, Taberner, Amiss, Treacy, Kuek, Sturt, Walters, Emmett, Frederick, Murphy, Switkowski, Delean, Banfield |
Head-to-Head Record
| Date | Match | Competition |
|---|---|---|
| 19/03/23 | St Kilda Saints 67-52 Fremantle Dockers | AFL |
| 09/07/22 | St Kilda Saints 70-111 Fremantle Dockers | AFL |
| 27/03/22 | Fremantle Dockers 55-65 St Kilda Saints | AFL |
| 22/08/21 | St Kilda Saints 107-49 Fremantle Dockers | AFL |
| 11/07/20 | Fremantle Dockers 79-73 St Kilda Saints | AFL |