Richmond Tigers full 2019 fixture and analysis

SEE who the Tigers play every week in the 2019 season and the pros and cons from next year’s draw.

Can Jack Riewoldt repeat his Coleman Medal performance next season?

RICHMOND is in the box seat for another top-four finish after being handed the fifth-easiest fixture of any team in 2019 according to Champion Data.

The big win: Thirteen matches at the MCG and just five interstate games.

The major concern: A four-day break after a Round 5 clash with Sydney heading into an Anzac Eve fixture with Melbourne in Round 6.

Prime time factor: Three Thursday night games including the traditional season-opener against Carlton and a further three Friday nights.

Get your tickets: Round 2 clash against 2018 preliminary final opponent Collingwood will be huge. The three meetings between the sides this year drew an average crowd of 85,099.

Club says: “Once again, it is an exciting start to the season against traditional rivals Carlton and Collingwood.’’ — CEO Brendon Gale.

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RICHMOND 2019 FIXTURE

Round 1: Carlton at MCG, Thursday March 21 at 7.20pm (Away)

Round 2: Collingwood at MCG, Thursday March 28 at 7.20pm (Home)

Round 3: GWS Giants at Sydney Showground Stadium, Saturday April 6 at 4.35pm (Away)

Round 4: Port Adelaide at Adelaide Oval, Saturday April 13 at 4.35pm (Away)

Round 5: Sydney Swans at Marvel Stadium, Saturday April 20 at 7.25pm (Home)

Round 6: Melbourne at MCG, Wednesday April 24 at 7.35pm (Home)

Round 7: Western Bulldogs at Marvel Stadium, Saturday May 4 at 7.25pm (Away)

Round 8: Fremantle at Optus Stadium, Sunday May 12 at 5.20pm (Away)

Round 9: Hawthorn at MCG, Saturday May 18 at 3.20pm (Home)

Round 10: Essendon at MCG, Saturday May 25 at 7.25pm (Home)

Round 11: North Melbourne at Marvel Stadium, Friday May 31 at 7.50pm (Away)

Round 12: Geelong Cats at MCG, Friday June 7 at 7.50pm (Home)

Round 13: Adelaide Crows at Adelaide Oval, Thursday June 13 at 7.50pm (Away)

Round 14: BYE

Round 15: St Kilda at Marvel Stadium, Sunday June 30 at 1.10pm (Away)

Round 16: Gold Coast Suns at Metricon Stadium, Saturday July 6 at 2.10pm (Away)

Round 17: GWS Giants at MCG, Sunday July 14 at 1.10pm (Home)

Round 18: Port Adelaide at MCG, Saturday July 20 at 1.45pm (Home)

Round 19: Collingwood at MCG, Friday July 26 at 7.50pm (Away)

Round 20: Melbourne at MCG, Saturday August 3 at 7.25pm (Away)

Round 21: Carlton at MCG, Sunday August 11 at 3.20pm (Home)

Round 22: West Coast Eagles at MCG, Sunday August 18 at 1.10pm (Home)

Round 23: Brisbane Lions at MCG, Time and Date TBC (Home)

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