Fresh off breaking the AFLW record for the highest score in competition history (114), the North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos are back at Arden Street this Sunday for the second of two Indigenous Rounds.

They'll face Collingwood who they haven't clashed with since October, 2022.

When: Sunday, September 7 at 3.05pm AEST
Where: Arden Street Oval, North Melbourne, VIC
Gates Open: 2.05pm
Tickets: Secure your seat here!
Member Access: Scan in using your mobile membership tickets via the NMFC Official App

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Getting to the game

Car
Very limited street parking available for attendees, on Langford St, Laurens St and Macaulay Road. We encourage public transport or rideshare. 

Public transport
The ground is a short walk from North Melbourne train station, accessible by all train lines via Southern Cross or Flinders Street. Also, a short walk from the 57 tram route.

Around the ground

It's AFLW Indigenous Round, so get to the ground early for our pre-game celebration, including a Welcome to Country with Aunty Joy. 

Make your way to Fogarty Street and fill up on treats from a range of food trucks including Aboriginal catering company Jarrah Catering BBQ, Skewer 88, Mr Baller, Krema Xpress and Toms Ice Cream.  

Grab a discount voucher from the Arden Street entrance for the Jarrah Catering BBQ food truck, all thanks to Intrepid Travel! Vouchers are limited, so be at the ground early to get yours before they run out. 

Secure your place on the Mazda Hill with deck chairs, bean bags, picnic rugs and lawn games, open for all fans to enjoy throughout the game. 

Check out our Roo Squad activities and roaming mascots for family fun on the outdoor multi-purpose courts near Fogarty Street. Don’t miss out on special face and arm painting from Yarn Strong Sista! 

At three-quarter time, keep an eye out for Intrepid Travel's Marngrook game on the ground!

Member Zone

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Member item collection
Collect your AFLW Turkish towel from our member hub to add to your collection, located on the basketball courts at the Fogarty side of Arden St. 

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Watch on TV or stream on your phone

Sunday's game will be broadcast live on Foxtel and Kayo Sports.

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Bring on Round 4!

The North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos have continued their unbeaten start to the season, overpowering Collingwood by 45 points at Arden St.

With Narrm, Sydney and Hawthorn joint top of the ladder with four wins from four, the Roos sent a reminder that they are the team to beat with a 8.10 (58) to 2.1 (13) win to join them on 16 points.

KANGAROOS v MAGPIES Full match coverage and stats

Alice O'Loughlin was among seven Kangaroos goalkickers, celebrating her 50th AFLW match and a new contract in style with a brilliant third-quarter goal.

Key forward Tahlia Randall defied the gale-force winds blowing across Arden St Oval to kick two goals from set shots, while rising Irish star Blaithin Bogue added another to her growing highlight reel. 

Midfielder Ash Riddell, standing in as captain in injured star Jasmine Garner's absence, continued her prolific form with 36 possessions. 

Collingwood had their moments after a scoreless first half, but North Melbourne was exceptional. While North struggled to convert chances in the early part of the game, they proved why they are the best side in the competition.

Emma Kearney (24 disposals) and Mia King (26 disposals) were everywhere and controlled the match, especially in the first quarter.

North full-back Libby Birch (17 disposals) was brilliant as she created pressure on the Pies forwards and prevented them gaining the momentum.

Jawoyn woman King, who had not kicked a goal in any of the past three seasons, took her season tally to three after fittingly opening the scoring in the Indigenous Round match. 

An Irish party 

Blaithin Bogue's goal of the year contender was a highlight as the Kangaroos held the Magpies scoreless in the opening half. 

Bogue's Irish countrywoman Vikki Wall began the move, lighting the afterburners in the centre square. A neat one-two with Bogue followed, scything through the Magpie defence before she released Bogue again, who sprinted into a suddenly-open goal. 

Bogue, from Fermanagh in Northern Ireland, has been a revelation since earning her North Melbourne debut in Round 1, kicking eight goals in her four games to date.

Next up

The Kangaroos travel north to Queensland for a Grand Final rematch. The Brisbane Lions came back strongly to defeat Adelaide this weekend, and should present North Melbourne's fiercest challenge so far this season. Bouncedown at Brighton Homes Arena on Sunday is at 3.05pm AEST. 

NORTH MELBOURNE         1.2    3.4   6.8    8.10 (58)
COLLINGWOOD                  0.0    0.0   1.0    2.1 (13)

GOALS
North Melbourne: Randall 2, Bogue, Eddey, M King, O'Loughlin, Tripodi, Wall
Collingwood: Centra, Howarth

BEST 
North Melbourne: Riddell, Randall, O'Loughlin, King, Kearney, Tripodi
Collingwood: White, Bonnici, Cronin, Schleicher

INJURIES
North Melbourne: Boyd (back), replaced in selected side by Hetherington
Collingwood: Nil

Reports: Nil