Football is set on a roller-coaster as the Australian Football League (AFL) finals season is right here. The 2022 AFL Grand Final is scheduled at 2:30 pm AEST on Saturday, September 24. Here, you will know How To Watch AFL 2022, Live Stream And Television From Anywhere
The Australian Football League (AFL) was founded in 1896 and had been held under the name Victorian Football League until 1990. The event is sponsored by Toyota. 18 teams take part in the league spread over five of Australia’s six states excluding Tasmania.
Melbourne FC was the premiership winner last year while Richmond FC won the previous two seasons in 2020 and 2019. This year, the tournament will take place in 17 different venues in Australia including Melbourne Cricket Ground, Sydney Cricket Ground, and The Gabba.
Teams:
The following eight teams will compete in the grand finals of the Australian Football League this season.
- Brisbane Lions
- Richmond FC
- Melbourne FC
- Sydney Swans
- Geelong Cats
- Collingwood FC
- Fremantle FC
- Western Bulldogs
How to watch AFL 2022 on Television?
- Kayo Sports
- Foxtel
- Channel 7 Network
Find the Week 1 Schedule of the AFL Grand Finals below.
| Date | Match | Time | How To Watch |
| Thursday, Sept. 1 | Brisbane Lions vs Richmond | 7:20 PM |
|
| Friday,
Sept. 2 |
Melbourne vs Sydney Swans | 7:50 PM | |
| Saturday,
Sept. 3 |
Geelong Cats vs Collingwood | 4:35 PM | |
| Saturday,
Sept. 3 |
Fremantle vs Western Bulldogs | 8:10 PM |
How to Livestream the tournament?
- Kayo Sports
- Foxtel Now
The AFL 2022 finals can be live-streamed in Australia on Kayo Sports with its 7-day free trial. An alternative is Foxtel Now which offers a 10-day free trial plan. However, you will not be able to live stream through the 7plus app, as the platform doesn’t have AFL streaming rights.
How to Watch AFL 2022 from Anywhere?
- Watch AFL
If you’re outside Australia, you can stream AFL 2022 matches live on Watch AFL. The streaming platform is available outside Australia and offers 3 subscription plans— weekly for $19, monthly for $33, and yearly for $189. The weekly plan rises to $25 during the AFL finals in 2022. However, it offers an exclusive plan for the entire finals series for $85.
