Geelong will look to bounce back in Round 10, as they head to 'The City of Churches' for a clash with Yartapuulti (Port Adelaide) at the Adelaide Oval. 

It is a road-trip that has brought plenty of success for the Cats in recent history, winning six of their last seven matches at Adelaide Oval dating back to 2022. 

Geelong has already ventured west once this season, defeating Adelaide by 19-points at the venue in Gather Round this year, looking to extend their strong record against the Power this Saturday. 

Take a first look at everything you need to know ahead of the Cats Round 10 clash. 

KEY DETAILS  

2025 AFL Season - Round 10 

Yartapuulti v Geelong Cats

Adelaide Oval, Adelaide - Kaurna

Saturday May 17th, 4.15pm (AEST)

ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 05: Jack Bowes of the Cats and Logan Evans of the Power during the 2024 AFL Second Qualifying Final match between the Port Adelaide Power and the Geelong Cats at Adelaide Oval on September 05, 2024 in Adelaide, Australia. (Photo by Sarah Reed/AFL Photos)

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Geelong: Shaun Mannagh

Mannagh continues to piece together a strong 2025 campaign, kicking another two goals and gathering 15 disposals against GWS on Sunday. 

On bigger grounds like the MCG and Adelaide Oval, Mannagh has been injected around stoppages as an extra midfielder, highlighted by his performances against Carlton and Collingwood where he collected 15 clearances across the two games. 

Mannagh was also among the best players on the ground in Geelong's last meeting with Port Adelaide, collecting 23 disposals and booting three goals in the 2024 Qualifying Final at Adelaide Oval. 

Yartapuulti: Connor Rozee

Rozee has been given a different role in 2025 and has been one of the Power's most dangerous players, winning the Showdown Medal last weekend after collecting 32 disposals and a goal against Adelaide. 

Providing run and carry off half back, Yartapuulti's captain has averaged 29 disposals and close to 600 metres gained per game, while also adding five score involvements and four intercept possessions each match. 

Rozee also averages a goal per game in nine career appearances against Geelong, proving that he is someone the Cats will need to keep an eye on this weekend. 

ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 05: Shaun Mannagh of the Cats celebrates a goal as Connor Rozee of the Power looks on during the 2024 AFL Second Qualifying Final match between the Port Adelaide Power and the Geelong Cats at Adelaide Oval on September 05, 2024 in Adelaide, Australia. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Photos)

RECENT HISTORY

The Cats and Power have been a relatively even match-up over the last five years, with Geelong winning six of the last ten games against Yartapuulti dating back to the 2020 AFL season. 

Geelong triumphed by 84-points in their most recent outing against the Power in last year's Qualifying Final, while also defeating Yartapuulti in two of the last three clashes at Adelaide Oval. 

Taking a look at a more extended history between the two sides, the Cats hold the ascendancy dating back to 2005 winning 24 of the last 31 matches against the Power. 

SEASON HOME AWAY GROUND
2024 - QF Port Adelaide 7.12 (54) Geelong 20.18 (138) Adelaide Oval
2024 - Round 9 Geelong 14.11 (95) Port Adelaide 15.11 (101) GMHBA Stadium
2023 - Round 21 Geelong 14.13 (97) Port Adelaide 12.13 (85) GMHBA Stadium
2023 - Round 14 Port Adelaide 16.14 (110) Geelong 11.6 (72) Adelaide Oval
2022 - Round 19 Port Adelaide 14.10 (94) Geelong 16.10 (106) Adelaide Oval
2022 - Round 10 Geelong 11.16 (82) Port Adelaide 7.5 (47) GMHBA Stadium
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VENUE HISTORY - Adelaide Oval

As previously mentioned, Geelong hold a strong record at Adelaide Oval having won six of their last seven games at the venue dating back to 2022. 

Often considered one of the hardest road-trips in football, the Cats have found plenty of success winning 13 of 22 games at Adelaide Oval since the venue opened in 2014. 

11 of those matches have come against Port Adelaide, with Geelong winning six times. 

SEASON HOME AWAY
2025 - Round 5 Adelaide 15.10 (100) Geelong 18.11 (119)
2024 - QF Port Adelaide 7.12 (54) Geelong 20.18 (138)
2024 - Round 4 Western Bulldogs 14.7 (91) Geelong 14.11 (95)
2024 - Round 2 Adelaide 11.11 (77) Geelong 14.12 (96)
2023 - Round 14 Port Adelaide 16.14 (110) Geelong 11.6 (72)
2023 - Round 5 Geelong 21.10 (136) West Coast 13.11 (89)
2022 - Round 19 Port Adelaide 14.10 (94) Geelong 16.10 (106)

TICKETS

Tickets are on sale for Geelong supporters looking to head to Adelaide, secure your seat through Ticketek. 

Alternatively, 2025 Interstate Memberships provides a reserved seat ticket to attend one Geelong Cats game outside of Victoria in 2025. 

WHERE TO WATCH 

Fox Footy and Kayo will be broadcasting Saturday's match live from 4.00pm AEST, ahead of the opening bounce at 4.15pm. 

For those looking for a different way to follow the game, the Geelong Cats will be providing a Live Blog through the official website, which will follow all the action live and free as it happens. 

K rock will also be covering the game from 2.00pm, tune into 95.5FM, krockfootball.live or the AFL app to hear all the pre-game build up and match coverage. 

Cats fans looking to catch all the action at home this year can secure a 2025 Digital Plus Membership, which includes a 12 month subscription to Kayo Premium. Follow the link below for more details. 

Cats Membership: 2025 Digital Plus 

Broadcast Details: 2025 AFL Broadcast Guide