Kangaroos members and fans are invited to Arden Street Oval to celebrate our premiership on Sunday, November 30 from 1pm onwards. 

In addition to our Trophy Presentation, we will have family fun and freebies at Roo Squad, including our AFLW inflatable and Maccas handball targets, a variety of food trucks, the Mazda coffee cart, a Premiership Cup fan photo moment, and lots more!

Getting to Arden St

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

The Arden Street train station is opening on Sunday, November 30 and is a stone’s throw from Arden Street Oval. Enjoy FREE public transport across Victoria every weekend in November and December to celebrate! Alternatively, 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.

CAR

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

Limited edition 'Back to Back' tees are now available in the Roo Shop.

Get kitted out and grab yours here! 

Cheers to making history!

 What better a way to celebrate back-to-back flags than with official North Melbourne AFLW Premiership lager, brewed by our partner Stomping Ground. Order yours now!

Celebrate the win with us!

Our official spirits partner, Casa, is proud to offer North Melbourne Fans 20% OFF all Casa drinks. Use code NMFCLOVESCASA at checkout. Visit sip.casa.

Get to Arden St for less!

With our official transport partner 13cabs, Roos fans can get to the game for less with 25% off 13cabs rides using the code 13ROOS in the 13cabs app until the end of November.

Meet some friends after the celebration and save!

For the duration of the AFLW finals, North Melbourne members can get 15% OFF food and bev at Beer Deluxe in Fed Square when they use 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 Beer Deluxe during finals, and 10 per cent off at all other venues

The North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos will take an unchanged line-up into Saturday's night's NAB AFLW Grand Final at Ikon Park.

The Roos punched their ticket to the ultimate decider with a gutsy preliminary final win over Melbourne and will take on Brisbane this weekend.

It'll be the third consecutive Grand Final meeting between the two clubs, with the Lions having saluted in 2023, before North Melbourne got its redemption in 2024.

Tickets for the Grand Final are now sold out. No further tickets will be released for sale.

Gates open at 5.30pm on Saturday night, with the game to start at 7.45pm AEDT.

The North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos are the AFLW's first back-to-back premiers after crushing Brisbane by 40 points in Saturday night's 2025 NAB AFLW Grand Final.

The Kangaroos were impeccable on the game's biggest stage, kicking 9.2 (56) to 2.4 (16) to complete a perfect season and extend their historic winning streak to 27 games.

KANGAROOS v LIONS Full match coverage and stats

Eilish Sheerin, an off-season recruit who has added valuable experience to the Kangaroos this year, won the best on ground medal for her outstanding performance that featured two goals, 28 touches and nine clearances. 

A champion team that has lifted to new levels this season, the Roos had premiership heroes everywhere you looked.

Superstar captain Jas Garner had 26 touches including the sealing goal in the last quarter.

Tough-as-nails midfielder Jenna Bruton kicked a game-high three goals, sending the Wiggles tune 'Hot Potato' ringing around Ikon Park in tribute to her background as a spud farmer. 

AFLW best and fairest winner Ash Riddell led the possession count with 39 touches, a record in an AFLW Grand Final.  

At the heart of a defence that repelled Brisbane all night, Libby Birch became the first player to win four AFLW premierships. 

After conceding the night's opening goal, the Kangaroos soon got the bit between their teeth in the first half.

Sheerin started superbly, snapping North Melbourne's first on her way to 10 touches for the opening term.

Big ruck Emma King leapt highest to take a big contested grab, then found Bella Eddey in space to put the Roos four points ahead at the first change. 

The second quarter started badly and got worse for the Lions as the Kangaroos began to string together chains of handballs to unleash their fleet of fast runners.

Kate Shierlaw started on the half-back flank and ended up kicking from the goal line as Shannon Campbell conceded a free kick then two 50m penalties, the Lion first pushing Shierlaw into the ground, then impeding her run as her frustration boiled over.

Garner set up partner Bruton for the Kangaroos' fourth, before Sheerin pounced to snap home her second and the Roos' fifth.

At half-time, Brisbane had recorded 24 inside 50s to just 13 for the Roos, a lopsided count that would normally indicate a healthy Lions lead, but instead gave an insight into just how poor the visitors had been entering attack, considering they had scored only 1.2 in that time.

Birch was busy gobbling up stray entries, while Emma Kearney and Erika O'Shea kick-started North Melbourne's run from defence.

Brisbane didn't make any structural changes to open the third term despite trailing by 22, and the teams traded goals for a nil-all result.

North Melbourne's pace on the outside – Tess Craven, Taylah Gatt and Amy Smith – was too much for Brisbane to handle, and they moved the ball forward with great effect.

Courtney Hodder and Ellie Hampson were moved into the middle to start the last, with Cathy Svarc starting on the bench and Ally Anderson switched into attack, but it didn't have an impact.

Up Next

Kangaroos members and fans are invited to join the back-back premiers at Arden Street for a celebration trophy presentation on Sunday, November 30, from 1pm. Find out more.

NORTH MELBOURNE        2.0     5.0    6.0   9.2 (56)
BRISBANE                         1.2     1.2    2.0   2.4 (16)

GOALS
North Melbourne: Bruton 3, Sheerin 2, Eddey, Garner, Randall, Shierlaw
Brisbane: Mullins, R Svarc

BEST
North Melbourne: Sheerin, Garner, Riddell, Kearney, Craven, Bruton
Brisbane: Dawes, Conway, Anderson, Dunne

Crowd: 12,741 at Ikon Park

2025 NAB AFLW Grand Final Best on Ground voting

The following votes were allocated for the 2025 NAB AFLW Grand Final Best on Ground medal.

12 – Eilish Sheerin, North Melbourne: 3333
6 – Ash Riddell, North Melbourne: 2211
5 – Jasmine Garner, North Melbourne: 221
1 – Isabel Dawes, Brisbane: 1

Judges' voting (3, 2, 1):

Abbie Holmes, Channel Seven (Chair)
3 - Eilish Sheerin
2 - Ash Riddell
1 - Isabel Dawes

Gemma Bastiani, AFL Media
3 - Eilish Sheerin
2 - Jasmine Garner
1 - Ash Riddell

Laura Spurway, 3AW
3 - Eilish Sheerin
2 - Ash Riddell
1 - Jasmine Garner

Lauren Wood, Herald Sun
3 - Eilish Sheerin
2 - Jasmine Garner
1 - Ash Riddell