Seven is the exclusive home for live coverage of the AFL Grand Final on Saturday night However, Fox Footy has a preview of the Grand Final on Saturday afternoon
As Brisbane prepares to host the first-ever AFL Grand Final away from Victoria, one of his favorite sons, Lions legend Michael Voss, will join the Seven star soccer team for Saturday’s successful prime minister’s choice between the heavyweights of the Richmond and Geelong competition
Few have a better footballing pedigree than Voss Now an assistant head coach in Port Adelaide, the 1996 Brownlow medalist was one of the greatest final performers of all time, commanding the Lions in his post Prime Minister 2001-03
Fans will appreciate Voss’ unique vision and football experience on Saturday night when he joins Seven’s No1 call from duo Bruce McAvaney and Brian Taylor for the 2020 AFL Grand Final, a tantalizing match between the Premier reigning Richmond and a powerful Geelong side that should deliver a fitting finale to a truly unforgettable season
Seven’s AFL team collectively has 30 AFL and AFLW Premierships, and includes Wayne Carey, Luke Hodge, Daisy Pearce, Hamish McLachlan, James Brayshaw, Luke Darcy, Tim Watson, Jacqui Felgate, Matthew Richardson, Cameron Ling, Jobe Watson, Jimmy Bartel, Abbey Holmes, Simon Black and AFL legend Leigh Matthews
The broadcast of Seven will run nonstop from the Sunrise AFL Weekend Final Edition at 9:00 a.m. AEDT, through Spring Racing coverage of Cox Plate Day in Moonee Valley and Bondi Stakes Day in Randwick, until all of the Grand Final post-match presentations and celebrations finally come to an end at around 11 a.m.00h
Relive a selection of the greatest finals in league history with special AFL programming as the countdown to the AFL Grand Final begins in earnest
Sydney 1200h on Channel 7 Melbourne 1200h on Channel 7 Brisbane 1200am on Channel 7 Adelaide 1200h on Channel 7 Perth 1200h on Channel 7
The Weekend Sunrise team kicks off the Grand Final Day as they contemplate the big game
Sydney 900h on Channel 7 Melbourne 900h on Channel 7 Brisbane 800am on Channel 7 Adelaide 830h on Channel 7 Perth 600h on Channel 7
Preparation for the Grand Final continues as Luke Darcy and Jacqui Felgate bring viewers all the growing excitement of the AFL’s biggest day, including live crossovers to key Victoria locations and Big name cats and tiger fans Sammie O’Brien and Giaan Rooney will capture all the color and excitement of Brisbane as the Gabba prepares to host the very first Grand Final away from Victoria
Sydney 1000h LIVE on Channel 7 Melbourne 1000h LIVE on Channel 7 Brisbane 900h LIVE on Channel 7 Adelaide 930h LIVE on Channel 7 Perth 700h LIVE on Channel 7
Prominent Australian broadcaster Bruce McAvaney and Hamish McLachlan will lead Seven on the coverage of one of Spring Racing Carnival’s biggest days, which is featured by the 100th edition of the Cox Plate in Moonee Valley and a performance before the Race of The Horses by Australian rock legend Daryl Braithwaite that will be unlike anything he’s ever done before Seven will also have all of Randwick’s action covered, including the $ 1 million Bondi Stakes for kids three-year-old, while the countdown to the grand finale will continue with live AFL crossovers throughout the broadcast.
Sydney 1130h LIVE on Channel 7 and 7plus, 430h LIVE on 7TWO Melbourne 1130h LIVE on Channel 7 and 7plus, 430h LIVE on 7TWO Brisbane 1030h LIVE on Channel 7 and 7plus, 330h LIVE on 7TWO Adelaide 1100h LIVE on Channel 7 and 7plus, 400h LIVE on 7TWO Perth 830h LIVE on Channel 7 and 7plus, 130h LIVE on 7TWO
With James Brayshaw in the host chair, top soccer pundits Wayne Carey, Luke Hodge, Michael Voss, Daisy Pearce, Leigh Matthews, Matthew Richardson and Cameron Ling will examine all the burning issues and confrontations between the key players before the first term decision maker, while award-winning 7NEWS reporters Mark Stevens and Tom Browne bring viewers all the latest news
Sydney 430h LIVE on Channel 7, 600pm LIVE on 7mate Melbourne 430h LIVE on Channel 7, 600h LIVE on 7mate Brisbane 330pm LIVE on channels 7, 500pm LIVE on 7mate Adelaide 400pm LIVE on Channel 7 , 530h LIVE on 7mate Perth 100pm LIVE on Channel 7
Bruce McAvaney and Brian Taylor will helm coverage of Seven’s Grand Final from the Gabba, while fans can enjoy pre-game entertainment from DMA’S, Andrew Stockdale of Wolfmother, Cub Sport and Electric Fields with Thelma Plum and Busby Marou Mike Brady will also perform MCG’s Up There Cazaly, accompanied by the Queensland Symphony Orchestra live at Gabba, while the halftime break will include a live performance for the first time, with Sheppard, top of range, which will take the stage
Sydney 630h LIVE on Channel 7 Melbourne 630h LIVE on Channel 7 Brisbane 530h LIVE on Channel 7 Adelaide 600pm LIVE on Channel 7 Perth 330h LIVE on Channel 7
The AFL Grand Final will be available on 7plus for select smart TVs, set-top boxes and game consoles, and in 720p HD You can also watch the AFL Grand Final live on Channel 7 and 7HD
UK: 930h, Saturday Europe: 930h, Saturday (west); 1130h, Saturday (east) USA: 130h, Saturday (west coast); 430h, Saturday (east coast) Dubai: 12:30 p.m., Saturday New Zealand: 930h, Saturday Thailand: 330h, Saturday Japan: 530h, Saturday Bali: 430h, Saturday
Celebrations begin for Prime Ministers 2020 with the official presentation of the Toyota AFL Premiership Cup, as well as the Norm Smith medal to the best judged player on the pitch and the Jock McHale medal to the winning coach
Sydney 1000pm LIVE on Channel 7 Melbourne 1000pm LIVE on Channel 7 Brisbane 900pm LIVE on Channel 7 Adelaide 930h LIVE on Channel 7 Perth 700pm LIVE on Channel 7
Post-game coverage continues from inside theaters as celebrations for new prime ministers continue and defeated grand finalists empathize with family and friends
Sydney 1100pm LIVE on Channel 7 Melbourne 1100pm LIVE on Channel 7 Brisbane 1000pm LIVE on Channel 7 Adelaide 1030h LIVE on Channel 7 Perth 800pm LIVE on 7mate
While Foxtel’s AFL channel may not broadcast the big game live, it promises a monster Grand Final Day starting at 2 p.m. with Saturday Countdown, in Longest Kick’s biggest hits, before handing it over to Sarah Jones, Eddie McGuire, Kelli Underwood, Kath Loughnan and Garry Lyon to host a pre-match, spinning a panel of all Fox Footy experts including David King, Leigh Montagna, Brad Johnson, Cameron Mooney, Gerard Healy, Nick Dal Santo, Jason Dunstall, Jordan Lewis, Nick Riewoldt and Jonathan Brown
What is the time of the AFL Grand Final
World News – AU – TV Guide to the AFL Grand Final: Saturday Times & shows on Seven & Fox Footy
