The Roos are out west for the second of our two Western Australian home games in 2026, against the Eagles at Optus Stadium.

Here's everything you need to know. 

When: Saturday, June 13 at 2.15pm local time (4.15pm AEST)
Where: Optus Stadium, Perth, WA 
Gates Open: 12.15pm

Tickets: Secure your seat here.

Member Access: Eligible Interstate and WA Roo/Roo Plus members must redeem their complimentary ticket to the game using their membership barcode via Ticketmaster. Once redeemed, simply scan your ticket/s to enter the ground.

Need help? Contact our membership team on 1300 526 427. 

Driving 
There is no public parking at Optus Stadium. 
 
Public transport
Catch the train or bus to Perth Stadium Station. Use the Transperth JourneyPlanner to plan your journey.  

Rideshare/taxis
Dedicated rideshare and taxi ranks are located adjacent to Victoria Park Dr.

Find out more about how to get to Optus Stadium via their website.

At every Roos home game this year, one lucky fan will walk away with a FREE CHiQ TV! Be at the ground early for the chance to be randomly selected as our Round 14 winner!

Head to the Western Podium to make the most of the following activities:

• The Triple M roadies will be on hand with heaps of free giveaways + a handball target for you to try your hand at! Our North Melbourne handball target and the West Coast Eagles handball target will also be there.
• Test your reaction times with the Blaze Pods reaction skills game!
• Have a go at WAAFA Wheelchair Football!
• Take a snap to remember the day at our photo booth or make some jewellery as a keepsake.
• Cheer on your favourite player by making them a sign!
• Get decked out in your team colours at our face painting and airbrush tattoo stations.

Roaming around the concourse you'll see our beloved mascots, Kanga and Ruby, plus some exciting stilt walkers!

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

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Saturday’s game will be broadcast on Fox Footy and Kayo.

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North Melbourne will be eager to bounce back from a poor showing against Fremantle when they meet West Coast for a second time this season on Saturday.

Round 14, North Melbourne v West Coast
When: Saturday, June 13 at 2.15pm AWST (4.15pm AEST)
Where: Optus Stadium, WA
How to watch: Foxtel, Kayo Sports

The opposition

It's been a competitive recent stretch for West Coast, who have won two of their past four games, with their two losses in that period coming by margins of just 10 and seven points.

Tom McCarthy (31 disposals, 11 marks) and Harley Reid (25 disposals, seven clearances) were standouts in their Round 13 clash with Port Adelaide, while Willem Duursma continued to impress with a goal from 23 touches.

The Eagles sit 16th after 13 rounds and will head into Saturday with confidence, having beaten the Kangaroos by 17 points earlier this year.

However, they’ll be without in-form young defender Reuben Ginbey, who suffered a quad injury against the Power.

In the mix

Strong form at reserves level could see Cooper Harvey called up for the Kangaroos. The forward-turned-backman has been prolific in VFL coach Adam Marcon’s side and collected 22 possessions and five intercepts against Tasmania on Saturday.

Josh Goater is another rebounding defender in the mix and is fresh off a 21-possession performance.

Since returning from a groin injury, Robert Hansen jnr has impressed in the VFL, and could be considered if senior coach Alastair Clarkson looks to shake things up.

Hansen jnr followed up his 32-disposal outing against Gold Coast with 25 touches, six intercepts and a goal in Hobart against Tasmania to raise his hand for a season debut.

What the coach has said

North Melbourne senior coach Alastair Clarkson post-match v Fremantle: "Fremantle were good and we were dreadful. Perhaps you have a little bit of shame because we want to come over here and be putting on a better performance than we did today. That sat us on the back foot early in terms of contest and we never really recovered from it."

Last time we met

The Roos will be looking for revenge on Saturday afternoon, after going down to the Eagles by 17 points in Round 2.

North Melbourne was dominant early, building a 30-point lead midway through the second quarter on the back of a strong outing from Nick Larkey (six goals, six marks) and some clinical conversion off West Coast's turnovers.

But the Eagles, driven by Harley Reid and Elliot Yeo through the midfield, turned the game on its head with an eight-goal third quarter to wrest back control.

The Roos fought hard in the final term but couldn't bridge the gap, going down 15.4 (94) to 17.9 (111) in a game they'll feel they let slip.

North Melbourne survived a desperate West Coast fightback to record a stirring one-point win at Optus Stadium on Saturday afternoon, with Eagles spearhead Jake Waterman missing a set shot in the dying moments of a thrilling clash. 

The Kangaroos led by 20 points early in the fourth quarter but were under significant pressure late as the Eagles charged home with the final three goals, holding on to record a desperately needed win, 10.14 (74) to 10.13 (73).

Waterman booted 3.3 and played a massive role in the fightback before hitting the post with his final set shot from 30m in front, with opposition key forward Nick Larkey consoling the All-Australian after the siren.

Larkey was outstanding for the winners, booting four goals and standing up in critical contests late as North bounced back from its 124-point flogging against Fremantle and split its sold WA 'home' games 1-1 for a second season.

The win keeps the Kangaroos in the wildcard race at 6-7 ahead of a clash with Richmond next Sunday, with Alastair Clarkson's team playing with plenty of grit and fight after a challenging week.

Both teams looked capable of taking control of the game through the first two-and-a-half quarters, with West Coast building a 17-point lead in the second term after a five-goal run, and North Melbourne responding with a six-goal burst of its own. 

As has become common with these teams, however, the match was ultimately decided late, with young Eagles forward Jobe Shanahan kicking two late goals to drive the fightback and taking a series of stunning contested marks.

Harry Sheezel was terrific for the Roos, providing plenty of drive and polish with his 32 disposals, nine inside 50s and nine clearances, while former Eagle Jack Darling played a pivotal role early with four first-half goals. 

KANGAROOS v EAGLES Full match coverage and stats

Ruckman Tristan Xerri was a combative force in an entertaining match-up with Bailey Williams, giving North a physical presence around stoppages as they out-tackled West Coast 72-47 and won the contested ball battle 119-116.

The Eagles were best served by key duo Waterman and Shanahan, while young star Harley Reid (21 and five clearances) was influential early. Tim Kelly (27 and nine clearances) continued a terrific season, with mid-season recruit Marcus Herbert showing great signs.

Clarkson challenged his team to bring the effort and endeavour that was missing against Fremantle, with Darling stepping up early against his former team to kick the opening goal after some hard-running efforts.

His teammates followed, with the Roos working hard defensively to pin the ball in their front half but failing to capitalise as Charlie Spargo, Larkey and Cooper Trembath all missed opportunities before Larkey finally converted.

The West Coast response was driven by Reid, who was typically physical and shot through stoppages at speed to cause panic in the North Melbourne defence, eventually resulting in a goal from a high contact free kick. 

The young star had 11 disposals and five clearances for the quarter, with the Eagles taking a five-point lead into the first break after Spargo gave away an undisciplined free kick to Brady Hough.

West Coast built on its momentum in the second, with back-to-back goals for Waterman giving them a 17-point lead and five unanswered goals early in the term.

They looked ready to take over the game, but momentum shifted after Waterman had a potential third goal overturned, with North also utilising Luke Parker as a spare defender to control the red-hot Eagles' spearhead.

As Waterman cooled, his former teammate Darling heated up, kicking three consecutive goals to wrench back the lead at half-time as he got on top of smaller opponents, including Brandon Starcevich.

The Roos got out to a 20-point break in the third, with Larkey booting a pair of goals and Sheezel snapping accurately from the pocket after standing unmanned at a forward 50 stoppage.

Tom Cole gave West Coast a boost when he laid a sensational chasedown tackle and converted from his free kick, while young forward Shanahan capped a strong quarter with a contested mark and terrific set shot goal to cut the margin to 14 points at the last break.

A 20-point margin early in the fourth looked likely to be enough for the Roos, but Shanahan and the Eagles made them fight right to the end in a 'home' game win on enemy territory.

West Coast wingman Hamish Davis took no further part in the game after his head hit the Optus Stadium turf in a tackle from North Melbourne forward Paul Curtis. 

NORTH MELBOURNE                 2.5   5.8   9.11   10.14 (74)
WEST COAST                                      3.4   5.7   7.9   10.13 (73)

GOALS
North Melbourne: Darling 4, Larkey 4, Sheezel, Trembath
West Coast: Shanahan 3, Waterman 3, Baker, Cole, Hough, Reid

BEST
North Melbourne: Sheezel, Larkey, Darling, Xerri, Blamires, Stephens, Simpkin
West Coast: Shanahan, Waterman, Kelly, Reid, Williams, Duggan  

INJURIES
North Melbourne: Nil
West Coast: Davis (concussion)

Crowd: 42,409 at Optus Stadium