THE Casey Demons VFL and VFLW sides will play across the weekend at both Box Hill and Casey Fields.

In the VFL, the men will be looking to extend their winning streak to 13 away to the Box Hill Hawks at Box Hill City Oval on Saturday.

On Sunday, the VFLW side will remain at home at Casey Fields for a match against Geelong at 1.00pm.

Match Details

VFL round 20
Casey Demons v Box Hill Hawks 
Saturday August 18, 2.10pm
Box Hill City Oval

VFLW round 15
Casey Demons v Geelong
Sunday August 19, 1.00pm
Casey Fields

Ticketing

Tickets will be available at the gate on match-day.

Adults $10, Concession/Pensioner $5, Children 15 years and under Free

Membership

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

Corporate Partnerships and Player Sponsorships

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Social Media

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

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Match Preview

In the first match of the weekend, Casey will be chasing their 13th consecutive VFL victory against the Box Hill Hawks. The match will be broadcast live on Channel 7 from 2.00pm in Victoria.

Last weekend against Sandringham, the Demons found themselves in unfamiliar territory - trailing at half-time and with backs against the wall.

The boys found an extra gear and lifted when the game was on the line to secure a 21-point win over the Zebras at home. With scores locked at 54 apiece at three-quarter time, Casey held Sandringham scoreless in the final quarter.

Casey’s opponents, Box Hill are fighting it out for a top-four spot, sitting in fifth by one game. Last weekend they were beaten by the Werribee Tigers at Avalon Airport Oval.

In VFLW action, the women will be up against strong opposition in the fourth-placed Geelong. It’s the second time in just over a month the two teams have played, with Geelong winning the previous encounter by 41 points.

Last weekend, Melbourne Uni were too good for Casey. Meanwhile, Geelong recorded a big 45-point win over Essendon.