Richmond Tigers vs Hawthorn Hawks - AFL Round 14 - Jun 15, 2024
Season: 2024
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Round: 14
Jun 15, 2024
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Full Time
| Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | |
| 2.3 [15] | 4.5 [29] | 5.8 [38] | 6.13 [49] | |
| 4.3 [27] | 7.6 [48] | 12.10 [82] | 14.13 [97] |
Team Statistics
Tigers:Disposals - 347; Kicks - 219; Handballs - 128; Free Kicks - 15; Hitouts - 43; Clearances - 30; Marks - 109; Goals - 6; Assists - 5; Behinds - 6; Tackles - 50;
Hawks:Disposals - 360; Kicks - 225; Handballs - 135; Free Kicks - 15; Hitouts - 27; Clearances - 31; Marks - 120; Goals - 14; Assists - 10; Behinds - 11; Tackles - 43;
6
Goals
14
6
Behinds
11
5
Assists
10
109
Marks
120
43
Hitouts
27
30
Clearances
31
347
Disposals
360
219
Kicks
225
128
Handballs
135
15
Free Kicks
15
50
Tackles
43
Game Leaders
Game Players
[1]
Nick Vlastuin;
[4]
Dustin Martin;
[7]
Liam Baker;
[13]
Hugo Ralphsmith;
[14]
Tim Taranto;
[15]
Jayden Short;
[17]
Daniel Rioli;
[19]
Thomas Lynch;
[23]
Jacob Koschitzke;
[21]
Noah Balta;
[25]
Toby Nankervis;
[27]
Thomson Dow;
[29]
Shai Bolton;
[30]
Tom Brown;
[31]
Rhyan Mansell;
[33]
Kamdyn McIntosh;
[34]
Jack Graham;
[35]
Nathan Broad;
[36]
James Trezise;
[38]
Noah Cumberland;
[40]
Tyler Sonsie;
[41]
Sam Banks;
[46]
Ben Miller;
[1]
Harry Morrison;
[3]
Jai Newcombe;
[4]
Jarman Impey;
[5]
James Worpel;
[6]
James Sicily;
[8]
Sam Frost;
[10]
Karl Amon;
[11]
Connor Nash;
[12]
Will Day;
[13]
Dylan Moore;
[14]
Jack Scrimshaw;
[15]
Blake Hardwick;
[42]
Massimo D'Ambrosio;
[17]
Lloyd Meek;
[1]
Mabior Chol;
[19]
Jack Gunston;
[22]
Luke Breust;
[37]
Josh Weddle;
[28]
Cam Mackenzie;
[29]
Jai Serong;
[31]
Connor Macdonald;
[33]
Jack Ginnivan;
[38]
Max Ramsden;
Game Feed
RichmondTigers
HawthornHawks
Dustin Martin
-
goal
+6
6
-
0
Q1 - 5`
6
Q1 - 9`
1
behind
-
Changkuoth Jiath
6
-
1
-5
Q1 - 12`
1
behind
-
Connor Nash
6
-
2
-4
Q1 - 14`
6
goal
-
Mabior Chol
6
-
8
+2
Q1 - 19`
6
goal
-
Dylan Moore
6
-
14
+8
Q1 - 21`
6
goal
-
Calsher Dear
6
-
20
+14
Q1 - 25`
1
behind
-
Dylan Moore
6
-
21
+15
Tim Taranto
-
goal
-9
12
-
21
Q1 - 26`
6
Q1 - 28`
6
goal
-
Jai Newcombe
12
-
27
+15
Jacob Koschitzke
-
goal
-9
18
-
27
Q2 - 3`
6
Q2 - 9`
6
goal
-
Jack Ginnivan
18
-
33
+15
Q2 - 12`
6
goal
-
Connor Macdonald
18
-
39
+21
Shai Bolton
-
goal
-15
24
-
39
Q2 - 13`
6
Q2 - 17`
1
behind
-
Nick Watson
24
-
40
+16
Q2 - 22`
6
goal
-
Mabior Chol
24
-
46
+22
Q2 - 24`
1
behind
-
Nick Watson
24
-
47
+23
Q2 - 26`
1
behind
-
Nick Watson
24
-
48
+24
Shai Bolton
-
behind
-23
25
-
48
Q2 - 28`
1
Q3 - 3`
1
behind
-
Changkuoth Jiath
25
-
49
+24
Seth Campbell
-
goal
-18
31
-
49
Q3 - 5`
6
Q3 - 8`
6
goal
-
Nick Watson
31
-
55
+24
Q3 - 10`
1
behind
-
Luke Breust
31
-
56
+25
Jacob Koschitzke
-
behind
-24
32
-
56
Q3 - 11`
1
Q3 - 14`
1
behind
-
Massimo D'Ambrosio
32
-
57
+25
Q3 - 16`
1
behind
-
Mabior Chol
32
-
58
+26
Q3 - 18`
6
goal
-
Mabior Chol
32
-
64
+32
Toby Nankervis
-
behind
-31
33
-
64
Q3 - 21`
1
Q3 - 22`
6
goal
-
Mabior Chol
33
-
70
+37
Q3 - 24`
6
goal
-
Calsher Dear
33
-
76
+43
Q3 - 29`
6
goal
-
Cam Mackenzie
33
-
82
+49
Liam Baker
-
behind
-48
34
-
82
Q4 - 5`
1
Q4 - 10`
6
goal
-
Luke Breust
34
-
88
+54
Liam Baker
-
behind
-53
35
-
88
Q4 - 13`
1
Q4 - 16`
1
behind
-
Nick Watson
35
-
89
+54
Toby Nankervis
-
behind
-53
36
-
89
Q4 - 18`
1
Q4 - 21`
6
goal
-
Cam Mackenzie
36
-
95
+59
Rhyan Mansell
-
goal
-53
42
-
95
Q4 - 23`
6
Game Highlights
Game Review
The Richmond Tigers faced off against the Hawthorn Hawks in a thrilling Round 14 match at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground. The Hawks emerged victorious with a commanding 97-49 win over the Tigers. The atmosphere was electric, and the fans were treated to a high-scoring, action-packed game. In the first quarter, Richmond started strong with Dustin Martin scoring an early goal at the 5-minute mark. However, Hawthorn quickly responded with a behind by Changkuoth Jiath and a goal by Mabior Chol. The Hawks dominated the rest of the quarter, with goals from Dylan Moore, Calsher Dear, and Jai Newcombe, ending the quarter leading 27-15. The second quarter saw the Tigers trying to close the gap, with Jacob Koschitzke scoring a goal early on. However, the Hawks maintained their momentum with goals from Jack Ginnivan and Connor Macdonald. Despite a goal from Shai Bolton, the Hawks extended their lead with another goal from Mabior Chol, finishing the quarter 48-29 in their favor. The third quarter was a true showcase of Hawthorn's dominance. Richmond managed a goal by Seth Campbell, but the Hawks responded with goals from Nick Watson, Mabior Chol, and Calsher Dear. The Hawks' relentless pressure saw them extend their lead to 82-38 by the end of the quarter. In the final quarter, Richmond's efforts to mount a comeback were thwarted by Hawthorn's solid defense and continued scoring. Luke Breust and Cam Mackenzie added to the Hawks' tally, while Rhyan Mansell managed a late goal for the Tigers. The final score stood at 97-49, cementing Hawthorn's victory. The team statistics highlight the areas where Hawthorn excelled. The Hawks had a total of 360 disposals compared to Richmond's 347. They also led in kicks (225 to 219), handballs (135 to 128), and marks (120 to 109). Richmond had more hitouts (43 ...
Head to Head Games
Draws:
1;
Wins:
Tigers
-
11;
Hawks
-
5;
Last 10 Games - All - Richmond Tigers
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
Wins:
2;
Losses:
8;
Last 10 Games - Home - Richmond Tigers
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
W
L
W
Wins:
3;
Losses:
7;
Last 10 Games - All - Hawthorn Hawks
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
L
Wins:
6;
Losses:
4;
Last 10 Games - Away - Hawthorn Hawks
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
Wins:
3;
Losses:
7;