St Kilda midfielder, Marcus Windhager, has opened up about the moment he realised his team had a chance to defeat Melbourne. The Saints were 46 points behind at three-quarter time on Sunday, making ...

Rita Panahi: Absurd exchange between Caroline Wilson and St Kilda great Nick Riewoldt is telling Any man who questions the competence of a female take heed — you’ll be slurred misogynist or ...

St Kilda's comeback win over Melbourne will go down in Saints folklore, but it wouldn't have been possible without one strategic move that again highlighted the complicated role of the tagger in ...

Video footage from a post-match celebration after the St Kilda Saints pulled off an incredible 46-point comeback against the Melbourne Demons on Sunday shows coach Ross Lyon shows lifting Nasiah ...

‘Dumbest thing seen’: Dees’ huge whack after St Kilda melt down Melbourne’s leaders have been called out for their late “panic” in the Demons’ record-breaking loss to the Saints on ...

22:57 St Kilda 84 v Melbourne 89 – Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera wins a clearance out of the middle and hits Jack Higgins on the chest. Inexplicably, Judd McVee gives away a 50m penalty for a late tackle.

ST KILDA ruckman Rowan Marshall would welcome Tom De Koning's arrival from Carlton but is keeping his cards close to his chest on what it would mean for his own future. Marshall was critical to the ...

With one minute, three seconds left in the match, St Kilda trailed Melbourne by six points with a boundary throw-in on centre wing.

St Kilda produce history-making comeback thanks to Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera Footy fans have been left in disbelief after St Kilda rewrote the record books by producing the greatest comeback in AFL ...

NASIAH Wanganeen-Milera almost didn't play against Melbourne on Sunday afternoon. Instead, he was the matchwinner in the biggest comeback after three-quarter time in AFL history. St Kilda coach Ross ...

St Kilda's Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera kicks a game-winning goal after the siren as the Saints overturn a 46-point three-quarter time deficit to stun Melbourne at Docklands Stadium.

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