It's our final Arden Street game for the home and away season and we’d love to see you there to support the undefeated Roos!

Plus, it’s Pride Round, so we’ll be celebrating joy and inclusivity, and everyone is invited.

Tickets are just $15 and U18s go FREE – so bring the whole family for an afternoon of footy and fun.

Here’s everything you need to know. 

When: Saturday, October 18 at 3.05pm AEDT
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

2-for-1 tickets

Bring a mate for free with 2-for-1 tickets! That’s two tickets for just $15! Use the code AFLW20252FOR1 at checkout. 

Claim the offer here!

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. 

Road closures on Saturday 
Elizabeth Street between Queensberry Street and Terry Street
Victoria Street between Bouvery Street and Peel Street
Errol Street between Arden Street and Little Errol Street
Queensberry Street between Curzon Street and Leveson Street

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 Pride Round, so we’ll be celebrating inclusivity and joy – everyone is welcome at Arden Street and we want to sell it out to celebrate!

Want to upgrade your gameday experience? Register for our FREE Meet a Bestie marquee and watch the game alongside other like-minded fans, plus the first 200 people to arrive get a FREE drink, access to our friendship bracelet station and more! Find out more and register here.

Make your way to Fogarty Street and fill up on treats from a range of food trucks, including Chef Calamari, Sandwich Press, Krema Coffee, Ice Cream and Lil Dumpling Van. 

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. Hop in the CX80 and do your best to cheer loud enough to beat the decibel reader inside for your chance to win an AFLW signed guernsey, plus everyone who enters will get a free player badge.

Check out our Roo Squad activities and roaming mascots for family fun on the outdoor multi-purpose courts near Fogarty Street. Maccas will be there with their Big Skill Zone inflatable, too, plus Mattel will have their Handball Target. 

While you’re at the multi-purpose courts, visit the Melbourne University Football Club’s trivia booth and learn more about the connection between their club and the Roos! 

Head to the Stomping Ground bar behind the Arden Street goal end for a refreshment at any point throughout the game. Don't miss out on trying a can of their limited-edition Pride Ale!

Maccas Kick 2 Kick is on! Have a kick on the ground after the siren. 

Member Zone

Want to be on the entire journey as our women strive for more silverware? Get an All-Access membership for only $79 NOW!

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. 

Can't make the game?

Our venue partner The Pass have 200+ venues available in Australia. Find a location near you to watch with other Roos fans!

Exclusive to NMFC members, receive 15 per cent off all your food and bev purchases at The Wharf in Docklands, and 10 per cent off at all other venues, when you order with The Pass!

To join the NMFC list and receive your exclusive discount:

1. Download The Pass from the App Store or Google Play
2. Sign up, and add your preferred payment method
3. Head to More > Promo Code, and enter 'NMFC' followed by your membership number, e.g. NMFC123456
4. Order using The Pass to receive 15 per cent off at The Wharf, and 10 per cent off at all other venues

Watch on TV or stream on your phone

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

Become a Digital Roo member and access the all the member benefits, and a discounted Premium Kayo subscription. Buy now for just $35 a month. 

Stay connected on social media

For behind-the-scenes access and all the best highlights, photos, stats and stories, we’ve got you covered.
 
Follow the @NMFCWomens accounts on Instagram, Facebook and X and @nmfcofficial on TikTok to stay up to date with everything happening at the match.

Bring on Round 10!

Irish speedster Amy Gavin Mangan returns to the North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos line-up for Saturday's Pride Round match against Adelaide at Arden St Oval.

Gavin Mangan has played four games in her debut season, kicking two goals from those appearances while displaying her quick step and ability to create scoring opportunities.

She replaces onballer Mia King, who is set to miss the next 4-6 weeks after sustaining a knee injury during last Saturday night's win against Richmond.

Forward Tahlia Randall will play her 100th AFLW game on Saturday, while teammate Tess Craven will bring up game No.50.

Ariana Hetherington, Ella Slocombe and Georgia Stubs are the Roos' three emergencies.

The Kangaroos will wear their 2025 Pride guernsey 'Proud to Be' for the second time this season when they run out for the 3.05pm AEDT bouncedown.

The design, led by 2024 premiership player Sarah Wright, celebrates the unique identities, cultures, and personalities of our players. 

The North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos blew away Adelaide by 40 points in front of a record AFLW crowd at Arden St Oval on Saturday.

The league-leading Kangaroos won 10.11 (71) to 5.1 (31) to extend their winning streak to 22 games, one shy of Geelong's V/AFL record.

KANGAROOS v CROWS Full match coverage and stats

In blazing spring sunshine, 3282 fans packed out Arden St Oval, breaking the attendance record for an AFLW game at the Kangaroos' historic home.

The Roos put the Crows to the sword from the opening bounce. They had five goals on the board by quarter time, while keeping Adelaide scoreless.

Tahlia Randall took a towering mark inside 50 in the first quarter, and converted for her 75th career goal in her 100th AFLW game.

Irish breakout star Blaithin Bogue kicked one goal and set up another to take her season tally to 18 goals.

Captain Jasmine Garner threatened her teammate Ash Riddell's disposals record of 45, collecting 41 from just 74 per cent game time, while adding another goal to her season tally of 19. 

North Melbourne's appetite for the contest was extraordinary, brushing aside opponents with ease – much in the same way Adelaide used to in the early seasons of the AFLW – and creating overlap run, with Erika O'Shea and Emma Kearney particularly damaging off half-back.

The continued absence of Chelsea Randall (concussion) and Caitlin Gould (wrist) didn't help Adelaide's scoring woes, and their marking prowess was missed across half-forward, but the ball simply didn't get inside its forward 50 with any real purpose.

The Crows finally recorded their first point with a rushed behind late in the second quarter, before Teah Charlton took advantage of a holding free kick in front of goal to open the third term with a major.

Only a string of missed Kangaroo opportunities prevented the margin expanding, before three consecutive goals in the third term put the result beyond doubt.

The Roos were very disciplined when Adelaide did manage to win the footy, forming a stiff zone that panicked the Crows, who were unable to move the ball with any fluency or accuracy.

Eloise Jones kicked three goals for Adelaide, but that merely brought the margin back in to 37, before the Roos dabbed the accelerator again.

Ball-hungry Roos feast

Such was North Melbourne's dominance, at an early point of the fourth term, the Roos had 11 of the top 15 in the disposal charts. With Anne Hatchard required to play in attack for the Crows, Ebony Marinoff played effectively a lone hand through the midfield, with Sarah Goodwin, Danielle Ponter and Teah Charlton struggling against the stronger North bodies. Jasmine Garner and Ash Riddell were at their usual sterling best, with Ruby Tripodi providing great support.

Next up

St Kilda stands in the way of the Kangaroos matching the V/AFL record of 23 consecutive wins held by Geelong’s men’s team across 1952-53. The Roos host the Saints at North Hobart Oval on Sunday, October 26. The opening bounce is at 1.05pm AEDT. 

NORTH MELBOURNE         5.1    5.8   8.8    10.11 (71)
ADELAIDE                           0.0    0.1   1.1    5.1 (31)

GOALS
North Melbourne: Bogue, Bruton, Craven, Garner, E King, Randall, Riddell, Shierlaw, Tripodi, Wall
Adelaide: Jones 3, Boileau, Charlton

BEST
North Melbourne: Garner, Riddell, Randall, Kearney, O'Shea, Tripodi
Adelaide: Marinoff, Prowse, Newman, Jones

INJURIES
North Melbourne: Nil
Adelaide: Nil

Crowd: 3,282 at Arden Street Oval