Our Round 3 match against the Geelong Cats will be held at GMHBA Stadium in Geelong. 

For more information, visit the venue website here.

Geelong is approximately one hour from Melbourne’s Southern Cross Station, with the Geelong Railway Station situated 1.8 kilometres to the north of the stadium and South Geelong Station located 450 metres to the east.

Additional services may be provided by V/Line on Major Event days. Patrons are encouraged to visit the V/Line and/or Public Transport Victoria websites, for more information.

For further options to get to the stadium, visit the venue website here.

Limited FREE carparking will be available in C7 (enter via Park Cresent), A4 and A5 (enter via Kilgour Street).

Limited Accessible parking will be available in B6 (enter via Latrobe Terrace).

For information on accessibility at GMBHA Stadium, please visit the venue website here.

Tickets for the 2025 AFLW season are available from Ticketmaster.

Adult tickets are just $15, and juniors aged 17 and under can attend for *FREE!

*Juniors must redeem a $0 ticket from Ticketmaster for entry into the venue.

There will be five AFLW matches held in Sydney during the 2025 season. One game will take place at North Sydney Oval in Round 1 and four matches will be played at Henson Park in Round 4, 6, 9 and 11.

For our NSW regional fans, one home game will be held at C.Ex Coffs International Stadium in Round 12 against Essendon - the date to be announced at a later date.

View the full fixture for more information.

AFLW Admission Members, Premium and Ruby Club Members can access Sydney Swans AFLW matches using their mobile member tickets in the Sydney Swans App.

Your mobile member tickets will be ready to download the week leading into each game.

Check out our FAQ's page which provides information on all things AFLW membership, match day experiences, member item redemptions and more. 

Have another question? Please reach out to swansmembership@sydneyswans.com.au or call 02 9157 5020 Monday - Friday, 10am-4pm and we will be able to assist you.

Game time: Women's games are 15 minutes plus time on for goals or major injuries only, and an additional two minutes plus time on for match stoppages, goals or major injuries.

Shorter season: The season is shorter than the men's, with 12 games and finals. 16 players on the field- the team is arranged in a 5-6-5 configuration with 5 forwards, 6 midfielders, and 5 defenders. Five players sit on the bench and there is no cap on the number of interchange rotations. AFL games have 18 players and the men’s game is 6-6-6, with 6 forwards, 6 midfielders, and 6 defenders.

The women play with a smaller ball. AFLW matches are played with a size 4 Sherrin football which is slightly smaller than the men, which uses a size 5.

There's no centre bounce. Because of a smaller ball, umpires throw the ball up in the centre of the ground.

For a full explainer of the rules, visit HERE.