Geelong champions Tom Hawkins and Zach Tuohy will return to GMHBA Stadium on Friday night, as the Cats celebrate their 100 year partnership with Ford. 

The pair will participate in the Ford motorcade prior to the clash with Melbourne, which will be recognising and remembering the 10 premierships the club has won across the past century. 

Fans are encouraged to be in their seat by 7.00pm to see the motorcade. 

Hawkins will be representing Geelong's 2011 Premiership in a lap around GMHBA Stadium, while Tuohy will be carrying the Cats 2022 Premiership cup. 

It will also present an opportunity for the Geelong faithful to show their appreciation for the two club legends, after they both announced their retirement at the end of last year. 

A number of other club greats will also participate in the motorcade, including Joel Selwood who will carry the 2007 Premiership Cup alongside 1963 premiership captain, Fred Wooller. 

Paul Chapman is also set to return on Friday night, representing the 2009 Premiership triumph over St Kilda where Chapman also won the Norm Smith Medal for his dominant performance. 

Family members of Teddy Rankin (1925 premiership captain/coach), Reg Hickey (1931 & 1937 premierships), Bill McMaster (1951 premiership) and Bob Davis (1952 premiership) will also be present to help celebrate the Cats success this Friday night. 

There are a number of other exciting activities taking place prior to the clash with Melbourne including a Ford Photo Opportunity, Park & Ride options, while the Cats will also wear a special commemorative guernsey to recognise the 100 year partnership with Ford. 

What's Happening at GMHBA Stadium in Round Four

Prior to Geelong's AFL match at 7.40pm, the VFL Cats will be in action on Friday afternoon as they hunt their third straight win to start the 2025 season. 

The VFL match will commence at 3.50pm, with Geelong supporters getting the opportunity to see plenty of exciting players live and up close. 

Patrons must hold a relevant ticket for the AFL match to attend the VFL, and are required to move to their allocated seats for the AFL match at the conclusion of VFL game.

Tickets are still available for Geelong's Friday night clash with Melbourne, secure your seat via Ticketmaster.