Round 20 is here and we making a quick trip down to People First Stadium on the Gold Coast for QClash!
Who: Gold Coast Suns vs Brisbane Lions
Where: People First Stadium, Cararra
When: Saturday 27th July at 4:35pm (local)
Gates Open: 2:30pm
Weekly Notices → No notices at the moment check back later!
VFL vs Gold Coast SUNS
VFL Gates Open: 12.30pm
First Bounce: 12.50pm
Please note that spectator’s will require an official AFL matchday ticket to enter the stadium for the VFL curtain raiser.
Tickets → Round 20 tickets are still on sale here.
People First Stadium → People First Stadium’s full conditions of entry are applicable to this match. The full list of permitted and prohibited items can be found HERE. People First Stadium is now CASHLESS for all transactions – including; catering, ticketing and merchandise.
Lions Shop → TBC
Food & Entertainment → Water in a sealed, plastic container, up to a maximum of 1.5L will be permitted into the Stadium. Any unsealed bottles will be emptied at the entry gates. You will be able to refill your bottles with water from any open bar – just ask the bar staff to refill your bottle. Soft drinks or drinks other water (ex. Alcohol) will be permitted in a sealed, plastic container, up to a maximum of 600mL. All other sizes or unsealed bottles will be emptied on entrance to the Stadium.
Patrons may bring homemade food items or special dietary requirements into the Stadium provided they are packaged appropriately, and the items can be easily viewed by security if requested. Commercially branded takeaway food and beverage will not be allowed into the Stadium. No items in glass, crockery or cans will be allowed into the Stadium, including glass water bottles. Insulated drink containers (Thermos) will be permitted into the Stadium, however will be subject to a search at the gates.
Address → 338 Nerang Broadbeach Rd Carrara, QLD, 4211 Australia
Public Transport → The Stadium Traffic Area will be enforced for this event and monitored by City of Gold Coast. For more information about Council’s Traffic Area, please click here.
Free event shuttles will be running from Nerang Station, Broadbeach South Light Rail Station (outside Pacific Fair on GC Highway) and Boowaggan Road Park ‘n’ Ride. Shuttles will run regularly until the first quarter. They will run regularly again from the end of the game until an hour post-match.
Normal Translink public transport services are also operating – find your journey here: www.translink.com.au. You can use your event ticket to access free public transport on G:Link services, Queensland Rail services and Surfside Buslines from 4 hours pre-match to 4 hours post-match.
Car → Parking in the Blue Carpark will be available to purchase via Ticketek here. If you have pre-purchased a pass, the Blue Carpark entry is off Nerang Broadbeach Road heading Westbound.
Accessibility Parking → Person with Disability (PWD) parking is available in the BLUE CARPARK for ticketholders. PWD parking must be pre-purchased using the link above (if tickets are still available) and a valid Disability Parking Permit must be on display to access the parking spaces closest to the gate.
Watch → Free to air on Channel 7mate from 4:00pm or stream on Fox Footy 3 or Kayo, kicking off at 4:35pm. (local)
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They won the ball at the contest and were then slick in moving it from end to end, often with little resistance. While the midfield did the grunt work, veteran Dayne Zorko was the standout, winning his first Marcus Ashcroft Medal with a scintillating display from half-back. Zorko, who has played a record 23 QClashes, racked up a career best 39 disposals, including 35 kicks – most of them damaging. There was plenty of other feel-good stories on the night, with Logan Morris being rushed in as a replacement for Starcevich to debut – after playing VFL earlier in the day. The No.31 pick from last year’s draft started as the substitute, but was on the field within 15 minutes and celebrated by kicking a goal. Harry Sharp, playing his first game for 2024, kicked a brilliant right-foot checkside goal, while debutant Bruce Reville showed he was up to the standard with 13 composed disposals.
BRISBANE 5.5 8.8 8.17 10.19 (79)
GOLD COAST 2.1 2.4 4.5 6.9 (45)
GOALS
Brisbane: Gardiner 2, Daniher 2, Sharp, Morris, Lohmann, Dunkley, Cameron, Berry
BEST
Brisbane: Zorko, Dunkley, Neale, Andrews, McCluggage, McKenna
Crowd: 30,285 at the Gabba
