Richmond vs St Kilda kicks off a huge Saturday of football, before the Q-Clash in Brisbane and tonight's Hawthorn\u2013Collingwood blockbuster at the MCG.<\/p>\n
There are five games on the schedule, beginning with the Tigers hosting the Saints at the MCG in a must-win game for Ross Lyon's men \u2014 without superstar Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera \u2014 if they are to keep their top-10 chances alive.<\/p>\n
North Melbourne faces Geelong at Docklands, then the Suns try to spoil the Lions' top-four plans when they meet in the Q-Clash at the Gabba.<\/p>\n
Tonight we're back at the MCG for a Saturday night blockbuster as Hawthorn takes on Collingwood, and Port Adelaide hosts Melbourne in Adelaide.<\/p>\n
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Rowan Marshall gets the holding decision against Luke Trainer while on a lead and it's absolutely there.<\/p>\n
The shot is about 40m and a slight angle, and it is poetry in motion. The big man has a lovely boot!<\/p>\n
Not one to write home about and I'm furious Andrew's technical difficulties are forcing me to watch it.<\/p>\n
Not really, watching footy is watching footy and it's a glorious day for it at the MCG.<\/p>\n
Bradley Hill remains on his 15 touches after coming from the ground for an extended break, and amidst a heap of turnovers and sloppy footy, the clean hands and poetic kicking of Mitch Owens have been an oasis in a veritable desert of nice footy.<\/p>\n
Dion Prestia and Taj Hotton (seven touches each) lead the way for Richmond, but they do look a little toothless up forward.<\/p>\n
Another lovely clunk from Owens on the lead, but the big talking point is the fact Bradley Hill as 15 – YES FIFTEEN – first quarter touches.<\/p>\n
It's lovely big bomb from Jack Ross to get the Tigers their first major of the day.<\/p>\n
Just before that play though, Hugh Ralphsmith has nudged his Saints opponent into another Saint in a marking contest, and he may have some questions to ask about that one.<\/p>\n
We've got technical difficulties with Andrew at the moment so I'll step in briefly to tell you what's happening … and I tell you what, it hasn't been much until right now.<\/p>\n