Fresh off the longest road trip in footy, we can't wait to rock the Gabba this weekend for Dan McStay's 150th game!

Who: Brisbane Lions vs St. Kilda
Where: The Gabba
When: Saturday 11 June at 7:25pm (local time)
Gates Open: 6:00pm (local time)

Member Presale (GA Upgrade via Ticketmaster): HERE 

Member Presale (3 Game and Flexi Redemptions): HERE 

Member Presale (Guest Passes): HERE 

General Public Onsale: Tuesday HERE

The Verandah: SOLD OUT

Ticketing is once again digital for the 2022 season. Simply download the Official Brisbane Lions Club App to have your game access at your fingertips.

PLAN YOUR TRIP
The Gabba is a public transport destination! For any event public transport will get you the closest to your gate.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Public transport is the best way to get to The Gabba.

Travel for FREE within the Brisbane City Council shire by showing your pre-purchased event ticket on Queensland Rail City Network trains (excluding Airtrain), Brisbane City Council buses or a special event shuttle service from 4 hours prior to the event

PARKING
Limited parking space are available to purchase - HERE

Watch AFL Round 13: Live on Seven, Fox Footy, and stream on Kayo.

Keep your eyes peeled here for updates on all the fun things you can get up to at our home games this year.

LIONS SHOP

> Lions Shop Main Store will be open from 10:00am until late

> Lion Park Pop-Up Marquee will be open from 5:00pm selling all the latest merch, including 2022 Member cap and scarf redemption.

> Lions Shop Outlets will be open throughout the Gabba at gates 2, 4, 7, 9, upper 4, and upper 7. Open from 5:00pm until 3/4 time of the mens game. 

LION PARK - Open outside Gate 2 from 5:00pm-7:10pm

Need A New Car?
Check out the Hyundai Tucson N Line in Lion Park this Thursday.
Kylie, our dedicated sales manager won’t be in Lion Park this weekend however she is only ever a phone call or email away. 
Looking to enquire about a new car? Contact Kylie.

Taubmans Mural
This week in Lion Park outside the Gabba, Taubmans Performance in Paint, highlighting the most memorable match moments through the art of murals. Take a photo with the mural and share your celebration with #TaubmansPerformanceInPaint on Instagram or Facebook!

Gettin' Jiggy With It
The Triple M DJ is back for 2022 to set the vibe as you arrive for game day.

Look Out For Roy And Auroara
Everyone's favourite mascot duo will be out and about between 5pm-7pm. They love a selfie so don't be shy to ask.

Face Painting
Thanks to Hyundai, you can bring the little ones down and get their faces painted by our roar-some artists.

OTHER ACTIVITIES

> Mac For A Match > The 2022 AFL season is here, and you could score yourself a free Big Mac, thanks to McDonald's. The rules are simple: if we score 70+ points win, lose or draw, you score a Big Mac! It’s a Macca’s Mac for a Match! Fans with a game day ticket can pick up a free Big Mac the following Monday after 10.30am – lunch sorted!

> Tommy Gun's Barber Shop > Tommy Gun’s Original Barbershop are on tour at the Gabba! Bringing you fresh $30 cuts during the game from different locations throughout the season. Look out for Tommy Gun’s around the stadium and add yourself to the queue. No booking needed. A cut while watching the game, does it get any better?

> Macca's Kick 2 Kick > Hey footy fans, Macca’s Kick 2 Kick is back! Stick around after the final siren to get on the ground with Macca’s Kick 2 Kick.

> 50/50 Raffle > Get your tickets in the 50/50 raffle which will be drawn at the start of the 4th quarter - if you win you'll get half the takings and the other half goes to Healthcare Heartbeat. You can pre-purchase here.

> Win A Signed Guernsey > Buy 2 Coca-Cola Varieties from any outlet at the Gabba for your chance to win a signed guernsey, footy and two corporate suite tickets for our last home game of the season. Just scan the QR card with your drink purchase to enter this week’s draw.

> Free Jack Links Jerky > Get your hands on a post-game snack. Take a walk on the wild side post-game at Gate 2, Jack Links will be offering free samples of their tasty snacks.

FOOD & DRINK 

Gabba food and beverage outlets will be open on all levels and gates. For the best footy food experience treat yourself to the suite life at AREAVIP, GG or The Verandah.

It was Round 17 last year when St. Kilda gave us a serious touch up, beating us by 36-points. The loss was soured even further with the ACL injury to Eric Hipwood. It wasn't the way Zorks wanted to celebrate his 200th game. But the boys will be looking for revenge and to get back in the Win column heading into the BYE round.

On a night in which it struggled for attacking fluency, Brisbane got its hands dirty to muscle past an injury-ravaged St Kilda by 21 points at the Gabba on Saturday night.

The Lions trailed by 12 points at half-time but dominated field position and eventually forced its way to a 10.18 (78) to 8.9 (57) victory, despite some inaccurate kicking around goal.

FULL MATCH STATS HERE

It was the Lions' 10th win of the season and maintains their second spot on the ladder ahead of a bye and a round 15 date with premier Melbourne.

While others struggled to hit targets under heavy pressure, Hugh McCluggage rose when his team needed it, gathering 33 disposals and seven clearances in a pure midfield role, adding a brilliant running goal from 50 metres early in the last quarter.

Lachie Neale (37 touches) was prolific, while Joe Daniher (three goals) made a successful return from shoulder injury after missing the past six weeks.

Brisbane overcome a slow start in the contested possession count to match the Saints in that area, get on top in the clearances (34-25) and dominate the inside 50 count 60-41.

Its defence, which had leaked 104 points a game over the past three weeks, was rock solid, with great pressure around the ball and half-backs Keidean Coleman and Brandon Starcevich influencing with their intercepting.

It was a rough night for the Saints, who had to play the final term with just two fit players on the bench after Mitch Owens (concussion), Dan McKenzie (concussion) and Zak Jones (hamstring) were all unavailable.

Following a slow start, Brisbane led by three points at quarter-time despite squandering some golden chances around goal.

Daniher and Charlie Cameron kicked two goals within a minute, but the lead could have been greater had Cameron added a second from close range on-the-run, and Jarrod Berry handballed to unmarked teammates in the goalsquare rather than snapping wide on his left boot.

St Kilda continued to frustrate the hosts in the second term, kicking three goals to one, with McKenzie kicking one just before half-time shortly after Daniher gave away a 50m penalty.

Injury chaos for the Saints

St Kilda played with just two players on the bench in the final quarter after a night of injury carnage. It started late in the first half when youngster Mitch Owens suffered a sickening head clash with Lion Linc McCarthy, coming off worse for wear and being ruled out through concussion protocols. It was Dan McKenzie succumbing to the same fate in the third quarter after landing heavily in a marking contest, and late in the quarter it was Zak Jones being ruled out with a hamstring injury.

Big Joe v Big Max

Two of the best key forwards in the competition, the battle of influence between Joe Daniher and Max King was always going to be a tantalising one. Daniher, playing his first game in six weeks after overcoming a shoulder injury, had a big impact, kicking 3.2 from 10 disposals. His towering third quarter mark and goal was important, as was his gimmie from the goal-line to give the Lions breathing space in the fourth. At the other end King kicked the game's first two goals, but as St Kilda's forward forays dried up, so did his impact. He waged an engrossing battle with Harris Andrews, finishing with 2.3 from 10 touches.

The old 12-point play

In a low-scoring first half, Brisbane kicked half its score in the space of 60 seconds thanks to the rare 12-point play. Joe Daniher opened the Lions goalscoring account with a quick snap from congestion, and then as teammates celebrated, Brad Crouch slung Charlie Cameron to the turf. Before the ball had returned to the centre bounce, Cameron was given a free and the dynamic small forward converted his set shot from 35m.

BRISBANE        2.4       3.6       7.10     10.18 (78)
ST KILDA          2.1       5.6       7.7       8.9 (57)

GOALS  
Brisbane: Daniher 3, McCarthy 2, Cameron, McCluggage, Robinson, Bailey, Starcevich
St Kilda: Gresham 2, King 2, Butler, Crouch, Higgins, McKenzie

BEST  
Brisbane: McCluggage, Neale, Starcevich, Daniher, Coleman, Berry
St Kilda: Sinclair, Ross, Gresham, Battle, Paton

INJURIES  
Brisbane: Zorko (hamstring), Gardiner (back)
St Kilda: Owens (concussion), McKenzie (concussion), Jones (hamstring)

SUBSTITUTES  
Brisbane: Darcy Fort (replaced Zorko at three quarter time)
St Kilda: Jarrod Lienert (replaced Mitch Owens at half time)