AFLW season Round 6: Complete guide

WE’RE in the final month of the AFLW season and tensions are running high as the Grand Final approaches. If you’re watching Round 6 this week, here’s our guide to who’s playing when, and how to get there.

Daisy Pearce of the Demons is tackled by Lauren Arnell of the Blues during the AFLW Round 4 match between Melbourne and Carlton. Picture: Getty Images

WE’RE now in the final month of the AFLW season and tensions are running high as the Grand Final approaches. If you’re watching Round 6 this week, here’s our guide to who’s playing when, and how to get there.

Once again the games this round are free to attend, with the first match between the Adelaide Crows and Fremantle Dockers kicking off on Friday, March 9.

TICKETS

You won’t need them as this weekend’s games are free entry. Be aware that venues are subject to capacity restrictions, so arrive early to avoid disappointment.

THE BASICS

Adelaide’s Deni Varnhagen is tackled by Fremantle’s Cara Filocamo. Picture: Keri Megelus

ADELAIDE CROWS v FREMANTLE DOCKERS

FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 7.05PM AEDT / 5.35PM CST (gates open 4pm CST)

TIO STADIUM, NORTHERN TERRITORY

70 Abala Road, Marrara, Northern Territory

HOW TO GET THERE

CAR: Venue parking is available, however there is no public on-street parking.

BUS: Take the route 5 bus which stops at the venue.

Sharni Webb and Gabby Collingwood of the Lions celebrate victory after their round 1 match against Adelaide. Picture: AFL Media

BRISBANE LIONS v COLLINGWOOD MAGPIES

SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 4.35PM AEDT / 3.35PM EST (gates open 12.30pm EST)

MORETON BAY CENTRAL SPORTS COMPLEX, QUEENSLAND

Aquatic Centre Drive, Burpengary, Queensland

HOW TO GET THERE

BUS: Free shuttle buses will be running from Morayfield train station.

Tiarna Ernst of the Bulldogs in action during round 1. Picture: David Crosling

GWS GIANTS v WESTERN BULLDOGS

SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 7.10PM AEDT (gates open 5.30pm)

UNSW CANBERRA OVAL, ACT

Manuka Circle, Griffith, ACT

HOW TO GET THERE

CAR: There are a few parking options around the venue, refer to this detailed parking map.

BUS: There will be free chartered buses for all Giants games at Manuka Oval this season, see venue website for further details.

Daisy Pearce of the Demons is tackled by Lauren Arnell of the Blues. Picture: Michael Willson

CARLTON BLUES v MELBOURNE DEMONS

SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 4.35PM AEDT (gates open 3pm)

IKON PARK. VICTORIA

200-590 Royal Parade, Carlton North, Victoria

HOW TO GET THERE

CAR: There is limited on-street parking in the area. Your best option is to park at Melbourne Zoo where it’s only $2 for five hours.

TRAM: Take the route 19 tram to stop 16 (Princes Park/Royal Parade).

TRAIN: Take the Upfield train to Royal Park station.

BUS: Take route 123 to stop 16 (Walker St).

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