Gold Coast vs Richmond

The Suns' (7-8, 109.4%) finals hopes suffered a blow after last week's loss to Collingwood, but could yet keep their stay alive by crucially defeating a ...

Jack Ross was a late out for the Tigers, replaced by Thomson Dow in the starting 22. The malaise that seemed to be afflicting the Suns in the second quarter remained to start the third term, with a goal to Jack Graham in the opening minute-and-a-half. Richmond steadied after that despite missing several chances in front of goal, with a Jack Riewoldt major getting them back out to a 28-point lead at the final change. Jake Aarts kicked one against the run of play for the Tigers, but it was met with a goal to Hewago Paul Oea at the other end. A great goal from Jack Riewoldt made the margin 32 points and the Suns were lucky to enter half-time only trailing by 34 points given the gettable opportunities missed by the Tigers throughout the quarter. Nick Holman was the first to hit the scoreboard, kicking a goal in the opening couple of minutes of an evenly-matched contest.

Richmond will be looking to shore up their top 8 spot vs the much improved Gold Coast Suns as they head north to Metricon Stadium this week.

There's no better time for Gold Coast than to start with a win here. After Gold Coast vs Richmond, you could watch live the F1 or NRL, among others. Back-to-back losses by less than a goal have crippled those chances, but victory this week vs Richmond does give Gold Coast a faint pulse.

The Gold Coast Suns have come from the clouds to pinch the four points from Richmond with a Noah Anderson after the siren goal sealing the victory.

Kudos to @GoldCoastSUNSthey never gave up and played great but brain explosions all over for the Tigers #AFLSunsTigers July 9, 2022 Sending the Suns and footy fans into bedlam. Maurice Rioli and Jake Aarts also missed gettable shots in the final term.

Gold Coast's young midfield ace Noah Anderson has etched his name into club folklore with an incredible goal after the siren to breathe life into its season ...

Losing power forward Tom Lynch to a hamstring strain midway through the first quarter was not a great start for the Tigers. However, it did unleash Noah Cumberland into an unlikely role of medi-sub hero. He kicked one goal from a perfectly timed front-and-square in the first quarter and then added two in the second – one from a clever one-handed mark. While Anderson deserves the headlines for his breathtaking finish, Charlie Ballard will get just as many plaudits from his teammates for a final quarter smother that might have saved the day. Bolton was clearly the difference between the teams and his 29 disposals and 3.3 tells only part of the story, with his spectacular leaping and cat-like landings as exciting as anything this season. Touk Miller was marvellous for the victors, finishing with 27 disposals, 13 clearances and a goal, while Ben Ainsworth (26 and two goals) and Anderson (26 and two) also had huge impacts. The Suns trailed by 40 points in the third quarter and 28 at the last change, but a furious final quarter charge saw them snatch a 14.10 (94) to 13.14 (92) victory.

Metricon Stadium will play host to Saturday's Round 17 AFL game between Gold Coast Suns and Richmond Tigers. The game kicks off at 4:35 pm with Richmond ...

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Down by 40 points early in the third quarter, and 28 at the final turn, Anderson's ice-cold finish secured a 14.10 (94) to 13.14 (92) victory that keeps ...

Chol made up for that miss, soccering through his third from close range when the ball fell to him in the goal square to cut the margin to four points with a minute to play. Ainsworth had the chance to cut the margin to under a kick with two and a half minutes to play but sprayed his set shot to the right. The Suns went bang-bang to start the fourth quarter with goals to David Swallow and Noah Anderson before Riewoldt kicked a wonderful finish with the outside of his right foot from the pocket to again halt the home team's momentum. Ex-Tiger Mabior Chol scored with a minute to play to get the Suns within a goal and it was Anderson who got the ball as the clock wound down after a smart pass from Sam Day. Gold Coast's Noah Anderson has kicked a winning goal after the siren to seal a remarkable comeback win for the Suns over Richmond at Metricon Stadium. Gold Coast pull off comeback of the season after the Suns overturn 40-POINT deficit with Noah Anderson kicking after the final siren to clinch unbelievable win over Richmond