After three successive away games, the Casey Demons will finally play at home this Saturday night under the lights at Casey Fields.

Round Four:
Casey Demons v Geelong
Saturday, April 28
Casey Fields, 7pm

Ticketing:
Tickets will be available at the gate on match-day.
Adults $10, Concession/Pensioner $5, Children 15 years and under Free

Match Day Partner:
Heatstrip

Chairman’s Function:
This weekends Chairman's Function will begin at 5pm and we strongly advise anyone wishing to attend to ring the club (5996 1111) or email events@caseydemonsfc.com.au to guarantee your spot. The cost is $40 and this will include a two-course meal and beverage package. The featured guest speakers will be captain Jack Hutchins and coach Jade Rawlings.

Memberships:
Don't forget if you haven't already, sign up as a member in season 2018.

https://www.clubdata.com.au/Club/casey-scorpions-football-club.aspx

Corporate Partnerships and Player Sponsorships:

Now available, go to www.melbournefc.com.au/casey-demons for further information on how you can support “your players and our club” in 2018

Social Media:
Keep up-to-date on game day with our live coverage of the game on Twitter (@CaseyDemonsFC).

Get a behind-the-scenes insight into the day by following us on Instagram (@caseydemons) and liking us on Facebook (facebook.com/CaseyDemons/)

Match Preview:
The Casey Demons are excited to be returning home after three clashes on the road before this weekend's game against Geelong. The game will be played under the lights at Casey Fields starting at 7pm.

The boys fought gallantly but fell to their first loss of the season last Sunday when Richmond secured a 35-point win at Punt Road Oval. Casey jumped out of the blocks kicking the first five goals of the game and led at quarter-time with eight goals to six. Richmond kicked 11 of the next 16 goals to claim the victory.

Geelong secured their second win of the season defeating Footscray by 19 points at GMHBA Stadium.

Geelong have defeated us in the past two seasons, winning in Round 3 last season when an injury-depleted Casey were overrun by 36-points in Geelong. The Cats also secured a thrilling 11-point win in Round 20, 2016.

Casey and Geelong both sit on two wins and one loss to start their campaigns, with the winner of this clash jumping ahead and securing a place inside the top four. 

Round 4 Team Selection:

*Selection pending final Melbourne AFL team announcement on Friday