Despite kicking the first three, and the last five goals of the game the Royals came up short against a young, but talented, Eagles outfit
A dominant first ten minutes saw East Perth jump to a three-goal lead, however the Eagles midfield quickly wrestled back control to go into half time up by two goals.

The Eagles midfield control continued to through the second and third quarters as East Perth struggled for answers. The Read More [+]

Key Times:
11.00am – Gates Open 
11.30am - Team Store Opens
1.30pm – North Perth Community Bank KidZone Opens
2.10pm – League Bouncedown
3.15pm – Half Time
5.30pm – Player Awards

Getting There
There are three main entrance gates into Leederville Oval, one-off Vincent Street, one-off Oxford Street and one in close proximity to Richmond Street near the Loftus Recreation Centre.

The nearest train station is Leederville train station, Read More [+]

Tale of the Tape – The Royals moved up to 8th spot and equal on points with three other sides after an important win against an undermanned Perth. Going in unchanged for the first time this season, East Perth had the better of the Demons for three quarters, slowly stretching the lead to 36 points. A rampaging Perth sprung to action in the last quarter to get within seven points, however the Royals held on Read More [+]

There was Royals aplenty in this weeks WAFL Team of the Week, including Angus Schumacher being named 'Player of the Week' after his 32 possession, 2 goal best afield performance. He is the second East Perth player to be named Player of the Round, with Jackson Ramsay receiving the title in Round 12 versus Peel Thunder

Full Team and Details Here

The Royals are excited to be a foundation team in the inaugural WA Wheelchair Football League presented by WA All Abilities Football and the East Perth Football Club.

This first season of competition will initially include teams representing three WAFL clubs – East Perth, Swan Districts and Subiaco.

Played on a basketball court with goalposts at either end, WA Wheelchair Football involves teams of five facing off against each other with two defenders, two forwards, and one Read More [+]

The Royals made it three wins from their last four starts overcoming an undermanned, yet fast finishing Perth outfit.

East Perth went into the match unchanged, avoiding the temptation to throw the magnets around after their poor showing the week before. In stark contrast Perth announced an injury list of 19 players and having many changes throughout the grades.

With this the home side could ill afford losing big man Fraser McInnes in the first Read More [+]

Tale of the Tape – A disappointing outing versus the old enemy last week will surely fire up a near full strength Royals who take on Perth for the first time in season 2021. A 5-goal-to-none last quarter will give East Perth a level of confidence that their game style can result in fast ball movement and quick goal scoring.

Perth have had an indifferent season, winning games they were expected to lose yet been Read More [+]

It was another dismal derby day for the Royals, losing their fourth consecutive match against the old enemy.

The match started positively with a quick clearance for the first ball up resulting in a shot on goal for forward Nick Merritt, who unfortunately missed. From there the next three quarters were one way traffic.

The potency of the Falcons forward line was on Read More [+]

This year East Perth Football Club engaged Indigenous campaigner and one of Australia's leading Aboriginal performers, writers and musicians, Dr. Richard Walley OAM.

‘The Past, The Present and The Future’ resonates with our Club’s vision, highlighting the connection between our history, our current players, members, supporters and community and the future of our Club. The three layers of lines with connected by circles with dots inside represent people coming together and the connection between these Read More [+]

Tale of the Tape - It is anyone’s guess what will happen in the fiercest Derby in football. Even more so with both teams coming off a week with Lockdown restrictions. Both sides had a run of good form leading into the Lockdown, with East Perth putting in strong performances against highly rated opponents South Fremantle and Peel. West Perth won three on the trot including an impressive victory against flag favourites Claremont. 

Both teams Read More [+]