Geelong are back in action on Saturday night, as they head to Marvel Stadium for a clash with St Kilda. 

The Cats will be looking to continue their strong start to the year, after taking down Fremantle in a comfortable 78 point season opening win. 

Saturday night's clash will be one of two matches at Marvel Stadium this year for Geelong, with the Cats looking to snap a two game losing streak at the venue. 

See below everything you need to know heading into Saturday night's clash with St Kilda. 

KEY DETAILS  

2025 AFL Season - Round Two
St Kilda v Geelong Cats
Marvel Stadium, Melbourne
Saturday March 22, 7.35pm AEDT

TEAM SELECTION

LAST TIME WE MET

The last time Geelong squared off with St Kilda came in round 23 last year, with the Cats falling by 18 points under the roof at Marvel Stadium. 

Fresh off a big win over the Dockers in Perth, Geelong continued their hot form in the first half building a 33 point lead at the main break, before the Saints came charging back into the contest after half time. 

Jack Bowes starred for the Cats finishing with 31 disposals and 782 metres gained, while Jeremy Cameron (16 disposals, three goals) and Lawson Humphries (24 disposals, nine intercept possessions) both fought hard all game. 

RECENT HISTORY

KEY PLAYER TO WATCH

Lawson Humphries 

Amongst all the off-season acquisitions, the young gun flew under the radar during the preseason but he certainly did not miss a beat in the Cats first game of the year. 

Looking as calm and composed as ever, Humphries collected 23 disposals, seven marks and six score involvements in the dominant win against Fremantle. 

Humphries also impressed in the last clash with St Kilda, finishing the night with 24 disposals and nine intercept possessions. 

TICKETS, MEMBERSHIPS & WHERE TO WATCH

WHERE TO WATCH 

Saturday night's match will be broadcast on Fox Footy as part of their 'Super Saturday' coverage, while also being streamed through Kayo from 7.30pm ahead of the opening bounce at 7.35pm AEDT. 

The best way to catch all the action is to purchase and save on Kayo with a Digital Plus Membership, and score a FREE Jeremy Cameron Bobblehead. 

K rock Football will also be covering all the action on Saturday night, tune into 95.5FM or krockfootball.live from 6.00pm to listen. 

Check out the Geelong Cats website from 6.00pm to follow the Cats official live blog, which will be providing pre-game updates and all the match action as it happens throughout the night. 

TICKETS 

For Cats fans looking to head up the highway on Saturday night, tickets are still available through Ticketmaster. 

Follow the link here to secure your seat at Marvel Stadium. 

MEMBERSHIP

Cheer on the Cats when they take on St Kilda this Saturday at Marvel Stadium with 36% off Flexi 6 Memberships. Get six general admission tickets that you can use at our home or away games in Victoria this season.

With Interstate games against Brisbane, Adelaide, Port Adelaide and West Coast in the first 15 rounds, Cats fans can also enjoy 33% off Interstate memberships. Check out the entire range of packages at membership.geelongcats.com.au.

Geelong's ferocious final quarter comeback fell just short on Saturday night, the Cats going down to St Kilda by seven points in a nail-biter at Marvel Stadium. 

The Cats trailed by as much as 40 points throughout the night but they refused to lie down, pushing the Saints all the way in a tense and chaotic final quarter. 

Tom Atkins (20 disposals, 11 tackles) toiled hard through the middle all night, supported by impressive performances from Lawson Humphries (22 disposals), Mark Blicavs (16 disposals, six clearances) and Jack Henry (11 intercept possessions). 

Another positive the Cats will take from Saturday night's clash was the performance of some emerging stars, with Connor O'Sullivan (15 disposals, nine intercepts) and Ted Clohesy (16 disposals, two goals) both having a big impact in the final quarter. 

The pace of the game was quick and the pressure was hot from St Kilda in the opening term, the Saints piling on six of the first seven goals to jump out to a 27 point lead at the first break. 

St Kilda kept the foot on the pedal in the second term, pushing the lead out to as much as 40 points at one point before two Geelong goals late in the quarter cut the margin back to 29 points at half time. 

Lawson Humphries fought hard across half back collecting a team high 15 disposals in the opening half, while Zach Guthrie (11 disposals) and youngster Jhye Clark (nine disposals) impressed under immense pressure. 

The Cats continued to push hard in the third term booting four goals, but struggled to cut into the deficit as they trailed by 27 points at the final break. 

Geelong gained ascendancy and battled strongly against the Saints in the last quarter, booting the final three goals of the match but ultimately the margin was slightly too big to overcome, the Cats comeback falling seven points short. 

Attention will quickly turn to a blockbuster round three match, with the Cats heading to the Gabba for a clash against Brisbane on Saturday night. 

2025 AFL Season - Round Two 

ST KILDA        6.1     10.5     14.6      15.8     (98) 
GEELONG       1.4       5.6      9.9      13.13    (91)
 
GOALS 
St Kilda: Higgins 4, Wood, Windhager, Sinclair, Owens, Collard 2, Keeler 1
Geelong: Stengle, Neale, Dempsey, Clohesy 2, Knevitt, Holmes, Close, Cameron, Blicavs 1
 
BEST
St Kilda: Windhager, Macrae, Sinclair, Wanganeen-Milera, Marshall, Higgins
Geelong: Humphries, Atkins, Guthrie, Cameron, O'Sullivan

INJURIES
St Kilda: Stocker (concussion)
Geelong: Stewart (knee)
 
SUBSTITUTES 
St Kilda: Hugo Garcia (replaced Liam Stocker at half time)
Geelong: Ted Clohesy (replaced Tom Stewart in the second quarter)