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Prediction Richmond Tigers vs North Melbourne Kangaroos — 21.06.2026

Richmond Tigers
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June 21, 2026
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AFL Premiership
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North Melbourne Kangaroos
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H2H Stats Matches and Previous Teams Results

Total games 8
Total Goals Avg 168.12
Both teams scored 100%
77.38 Total average 90.75
Last 5 matches
21.06.2026 AFL Premier…
Richmond Tigers
North Melbourne Kangaroos
48 73
19.04.2026 AFL Premier…
North Melbourne Kangaroos
Richmond Tigers
130 55
17.08.2025 AFL Premier…
North Melbourne Kangaroos
Richmond Tigers
135 87
18.05.2025 AFL Premier…
Richmond Tigers
North Melbourne Kangaroos
74 78
03.08.2024 AFL Premier…
North Melbourne Kangaroos
Richmond Tigers
90 77
Richmond Tigers

Team Overview

In their latest AFL Premiership match, the Richmond Tigers faced the North Melbourne Kangaroos at home but suffered a disappointing defeat, ending the game with a score of 48 to 73. This loss adds to their struggles in the league.

North Melbourne Kangaroos

Team Overview

North Melbourne Kangaroos secured a solid victory against the Richmond Tigers in their recent AFL Premiership clash, winning 73 to 48 away from home. This win continues their positive trend in the league.

Richmond Tigers - North Melbourne Kangaroos Match Result

North Melbourne Kangaroos Outshine Richmond Tigers in a Solid Win

In a competitive clash, North Melbourne Kangaroos defeated Richmond Tigers 73 to 48, showcasing their strength in the AFL Premiership.

The match saw North Melbourne dominate key statistics, recording 390 disposals compared to Richmond's 332. The Kangaroos were particularly effective with their kicking, achieving 235 kicks against Richmond's 187, which played a crucial role in their victory.

Cooper Trembath was the standout performer for North Melbourne, contributing an impressive four goals. He was well supported by George Wardlaw, who added two goals of his own. Richmond's Noah Balta tried to keep his team in the contest with two goals, but it wasn't enough to turn the tide.

Defensively, North Melbourne also excelled, making 56 tackles to Richmond's 38 and securing 134 marks compared to 90. This defensive pressure limited Richmond's scoring opportunities throughout the match.

Ultimately, the Kangaroos' ability to control the game and capitalize on their chances proved decisive, as they outperformed Richmond in both scoring and overall play.