Match Day Information - Round 1
Check out all the information you need for Saturday’s Battle of the Bridge against the Swans at Spotless Stadium in Sydney Olympic Park.
GWS GIANTS vs Swans
Saturday March 15
4:40pm EST
Spotless Stadium, Sydney Olympic Park (formerly Skoda Stadium)
Gate Opening:
12:30pm – Gates Open
12:45pm – UWS GIANTS vs Swans reserves
4:40pm – GWS GIANTS vs Swans
Tickets:
Help make Spotless Stadium a sell-out and get your ticket for the Battle of the Bridge, Sydney Derby V, at 4.40pm on Saturday, March 15.
Click here to buy your ticket through the Ticketmaster website, or call 136 100.
Public Transport:
Major Event transport will not be running for this game.
Normal non-event weekend transport will be available. Visit the Transport NSW website for more information.
Parking:
Parking is available throughout Sydney Olympic Park. Pre-purchasing tickets to these car parks is recommended. To pre-purchase parking, click here.
Member Redemption:
You will be able to redeem your members cap at the GIANTS membership marquee out the front of Spotless Stadium.
Match Day Activities:
FREE FAN ZONE
- Inflatables
- Face painting
- Giveaways
- G-Man appearances
ST PATRICK'S DAY CELEBRATIONS
- Award winning Irish band
- Irish dancers
- Entertainers at the gates
- Green fireworks
- Hurling and Gaelic football demonstration
- Your chance to win a trip to Ireland just by being at the game!
POST-MATCH
- Kick to kick on Spotless Stadium, presented by Bad Boy, with heaps of prizes and giveaways.
PLUS
And check in for your chance to win the Ultimate Footy Experience. Head to giants.so now to get involved.
Be a part of our twitter battle against the Swans by using the hashtag #gogwsgiants. Head to the Battle of the Bridge website to see your tweet and check out how we're going!
Broadcast Information:
This game will be shown live on Fox Footy across the nation and on 7mate in New South Wales and the ACT from 4.30pm EST.
For further broadcasting information please click here.
White Ribbon:
The GIANTS and Swans play for the White Ribbon Cup, in support of Australia’s only national, male led campaign to end violence against women.
The player judged best on ground receives the Brett Kirk Medal.
Make sure you collect a White Ribbon from around the ground at Spotless Stadium on Saturday.
