Saturday’s AFL 2018 Round 10 match is between Richmond Tigers and St Kilda Saints. The opening kick is set to commence at 13:45 local time with the game to be played at MCG. The home team Richmond Tigers are the favourites for the match. View our preview and teams for the game between Richmond Tigers and St Kilda Saints.
When: 13:45 | Saturday 26/05/2018
Where: MCG
Preview:
Odds:
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Tip: Richmond Tigers at $1.09
Value Bet: First Goal Scorer: Jack Riewoldt at $7.00
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Teams:
Richmond Tigers: 
B: Rance, Astbury, B.Ellis
HB: Short, Vlastuin, Houli
C: Grigg, Cotchin, McIntosh
HF: Martin, Edwards, Higgins
F: Moore, Riewoldt, Caddy
FOLL: Nankervis, Lambert, Graham
I/C: Butler, Menadue, Broad, Conca
EMG: Stengle, Garthwaite, Soldo, Baker
IN: Higgins, Moore, Menadue, B.Ellis
OUT: Townsend, Castagna, Lloyd, Grimes
St Kilda Saints: 
B: Geary, Austin, Savage
HB: Webster, Carlisle, White
C: Newnes, Steele, Phillips
HF: Sinclair, McCartin, Billings
F: Gresham, Membrey, Lonie
FOLL: Hickey, Ross, Steven
I/C: Dunstan, Clark, McKenzie, Rice
EMG: Longer, Armitage, Joyce, Paton
IN: Austin, Carlisle, White, McCartin, McKenzie
OUT: Brown, Marshall, Weller, Armitage, Coffield
AFL News:
Richmond premiership forward Jack Riewoldt is confident of taking on St Kilda this Saturday, only six days after coughing up blood.
The dual Coleman medallist had a heavy collision with West Coast’s Liam Duggan in the third quarter of the Tigers’ 47-point AFL defeat last Sunday.
Remarkably, Riewoldt played out the match at Optus Stadium to be one of Richmond’s best players with five goals.
Despite there being concerns about the 29-year-old being able to fly back with the team from Perth, Riewoldt says there have been no dramatic after-effects from the incident.
The two-time All-Australian told Fox Footy he wants to take on the Saints at the MCG.
“It just flushed me in a bit of a bad spot,” Riewoldt told AFL 360 of the clash with Duggan.
“I had a mouthful of blood, spat it out and then went to the bench.
“The next half an hour I was spitting up a little bit of bloody every now and again. I was never in pain.”
Riewoldt said there was a discussion between club doctor Greg Hickey and flight staff about his well-being, but he was cleared to fly immediately.
“I was thinking in my seat, ‘please I just want to get home’,” Riewoldt said.
The Tigers conceded their spot on top of the ladder to West Coast with the loss.
