Melbourne Storm's biggest and most special home game of year, against the NZ Warriors, finally returns on Tuesday as we honour the servicemen and women that protected our countries on ANZAC Day.
Key Info
Gates: 5pm
Storm warm-up: 6.10pm
25 Year Celebrations presented by RedZed: 6.28pm
AAMI Park black-out: 6.36pm
Storm highlights and fire show: 6.37pm
Cultural performance: 6.40pm
Cauldron lighting: 6.47pm
Storm & Warriors enter field: 6.48pm
ANZAC Ceremony begins at 6.49pm
- The Ode
- The Last post
- Minute silence
- The Rouse
- New Zealand National Anthem
- Australian National Anthem
NRL kick-off: 7pm
Watch live on Fox League and Kayo.
Half-time: Suzuki are giving you the chance to win by racing the LED around AAMI Park.
Grill'd's Awesome Effort half-time award will be handed to the best junior league player.
Post-game: Stay in your seat to watch the Michael Moore and Spirit of ANZAC Medal presentations.
Grab yourself a carsales fan footy to commemorate your game experience from the players around the ground!
RSL
Melbourne Storm will host New Zealand Warriors at the 13th ANZAC Day meeting on Tuesday Night. The ANZAC Day ceremony is traditionally the biggest home game of the year with fans coming together to honour our current and past servicemen and women.
The RSL will be at the game concourse and inside stadium selling ANZAC Day Badges. If you are in a position to do so, please donate today to the RSL by purchasing an ANZAC Day Badge. By donating to the ANZAC Appeal, you are changing veterans’ lives. Your donation allows the RSL to tailor specialist services to the needs of our current and former service men and women, and their families.
Team news
Melbourne Storm is set to regain key front-rower Nelson Asofa-Solomona and fullback Nick Meaney, while Cameron Munster reverts to his usual five-eighth role with rookie Jonah Pezet dropping back to the extended interchange bench.
Check out the team taking the field for ANZAC Round:
Match: Storm v Warriors
Round 8 -
home Team
Storm
away Team
Warriors
Team Lists
Backs
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Fullback for Storm is number 1 Nick MeaneyFullback for Warriors is number 1 Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad
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Winger for Storm is number 2 Will WarbrickWinger for Warriors is number 2 Dallin Watene-Zelezniak
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Centre for Storm is number 3 Reimis SmithCentre for Warriors is number 3 Marcelo Montoya
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Centre for Storm is number 4 Justin OlamCentre for Warriors is number 4 Adam Pompey
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Winger for Storm is number 5 Xavier CoatesWinger for Warriors is number 5 Edward Kosi
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Five-Eighth for Storm is number 6 Cameron MunsterFive-Eighth for Warriors is number 6 Dylan Walker
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Halfback for Storm is number 7 Jahrome HughesHalfback for Warriors is number 7 Shaun Johnson
Forwards
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Prop for Storm is number 10 Christian WelchProp for Warriors is number 8 Addin Fonua-Blake
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Hooker for Storm is number 9 Harry GrantHooker for Warriors is number 9 Freddy Lussick
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Prop for Storm is number 17 Tariq SimsProp for Warriors is number 10 Jazz Tevaga
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2nd Row for Storm is number 11 Trent Loiero2nd Row for Warriors is number 11 Jackson Ford
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2nd Row for Storm is number 12 Eliesa Katoa2nd Row for Warriors is number 12 Marata Niukore
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Lock for Storm is number 13 Josh KingLock for Warriors is number 13 Tohu Harris
Interchange
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Interchange for Storm is number 8 Nelson Asofa-SolomonaInterchange for Warriors is number 14 Bayley Sironen
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Interchange for Storm is number 14 Bronson GarlickInterchange for Warriors is number 15 Josh Curran
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Interchange for Storm is number 19 Aaron PeneInterchange for Warriors is number 16 Bunty Afoa
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Interchange for Storm is number 20 Tyran WishartInterchange for Warriors is number 17 Tom Ale
Reserves
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Replacement for Storm is number 18 Grant AndersonReplacement for Warriors is number 18 Viliami Vailea
Match Officials
- Referee: Grant Atkins
- Touch Judge: Belinda Sharpe
- Touch Judge: Peter Gough
- Senior Review Official: Ben Cummins
Last updated:
AAMI Park Changes
Membership
Melbourne Storm GA Members need to reserve a seat – visit Ticketek .com or ticket booth E or F.
If you a Melbourne Storm Reserved seat Member you can scan membership cards to gain access to AAMI Park
Memberships will be available for sale and collection from the front forecourt room next to Edwin’s Cafe as well as a marquee outside the Melbourne Storm office for member item collections.
Merchandise
Unlock your 2023 merchandise at the game on Tuesday Night by visiting one of the multiple locations, you can purchase your 2023 gear at the Storm Store, Merch Van or Aisle 4 & 2.
AAMI Park Changes
We are excited to be back to AAMI Park this Tuesday when we take on the New Zealand Warriors.
Things will look a little different when you first take your seat this weekend and we want to make sure you are as comfortable as possible.
As you might be aware, AAMI Park is undergoing some significant and important redevelopments in preparation for the FIFA Women’s World Cup to be played this year. When complete, these redevelopments will provide Storm members and fans with a great experience for years to come.
We are working closely with Melbourne and Olympic Parks (MOP) to minimise the impact on both our members & fans on a game day, which is why we wanted to provide you with the following update.
The Big Screens within the seating bowl are currently being upgraded. The new big screen will be in operation in the Southwest Corner, the original screen in North east corner of the stadium has be removed and a temporary screen will be in operational in the South East corner of the stadium.
Some other things to note before arriving on Tuesday night:
- There is some internal construction on the Eastern side of the stadium that may impact walkways.
- A new bar will be open pre-game located outside Gate 7.
As a part of the upgrades, there will be a corporate stage constructed in section 35 between aisle 31 – 32 which will impact General Admission seating in that area.
We understand some these interruptions, while temporary, may impact on you and others at the game. We appreciate your understanding and will continue to work with AAMI Park and MOP to make sure you have the best experience possible come game day.
Getting to and from the game
Journey
Make game day easy, be prepared and plan ahead with the Public Transport Victoria Journey Planner for the most up to date travel information.
Public transport
AAMI Park is accessible by tram, train and bus. The Stadium is walking distance from Richmond Station and Flinders Street Station.
Disruptions
- Buses to replace trains on Belgrave and Lilydale Lines
For further information and to plan your journey at ptv.vic.gov.au
Drive to the footy
Parking at Melbourne Park is only available to guests who have pre-booked. Bookings close at midnight the night before the event. You will not be able to drive up without a booking.
If parking is sold out or unavailable, several private and public streetcar parks operate in close proximity to the precinct.
- Yarra Park (MCG)
- Securing Parking – 121 Exhibition Street
- Secure Parking – 300 Flinders Street
- Securing Parking – 12-20 Flinders Street
- Secure Parking – Grand Hyatt Melbourne
- Wilson Parking – 11 Exhibition Street
- Wilson Parking – Collins Place
- Wilson Parking – 32 Flinders Street
- Wilson Parking – 172 Flinders Street
- Wilson Parking – Federation Square
- ACDC Garage – 114 Flinders Street
· On-Street Parking via the Botanical Gardens along the Yarra Rive
Accessible parking
Accessible parking must be pre-booked via Ticketek’s Accessible Bookings Hotline:
- Reach them by phone on (03) 9286 1208 or;
- Submit a request to be contacted online here.
We recommend parking is booked in advance to avoid disappointment.
Please note, there are a limited number of accessible parking bays located at John Cain Arena (on Olympic Boulevard).
Taxi & rideshare
A taxi rank is available next to The Oval on Olympic Boulevard. The pick-up and drop off point for rideshare services, such as Uber, is out the front of John Cain Arena on Olympic Boulevard.
We encourage guests not to order their rideshare service until they have reached the pick-up point to avoid causing congestion along Olympic Boulevard.