THE AFL FIXTURE GUIDE
About AFL Fixture
Get to know AFL Fixture, an independent guide to Australian footy fixtures, results and TV. See our sources, update schedule and correction process.
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Independent AFL fixtures for your week
AFL Fixture helps you answer the practical footy questions: who is playing, when is the first bounce, where is the game and how can I watch it in Australia? Follow your club, find a game near you or put the fixture in your calendar.
This website is independently operated. It is not operated by, affiliated with or endorsed by the Australian Football League, its clubs or broadcasters. Club names and badges help identify the teams; they do not imply a partnership.
Find a game
Browse the season, round, club, city or ground. Choose your display time zone and switch between upcoming games and confirmed results.
Explore the fixture →Plan how to watch
Choose your Australian viewing region to compare listed free-to-air TV, free streaming and subscription coverage.
Check the TV guide →Keep your fixture handy
Download a PDF, CSV or ICS copy, print a selection, or subscribe to a calendar for the clubs you follow.
Choose a calendar →Where our AFL information comes from
Fixtures, confirmed results, the ladder and match broadcast listings use official AFL information where available. Published announcements help explain arrangements before detailed listings appear. Match and guide pages link to the relevant sources so you can check the detail.
Matches, results and ladder
Start with the official AFL fixture and AFL ladder. A published pairing does not necessarily include a confirmed date or first-bounce time.
Watching and attending
The AFL broadcast rights guide explains the general arrangements. Check a broadcaster’s programme for your region and a ground’s official visitor information before match day.
Learning the game
Our AFL beginner’s guide and scoring and ladder guide link to the official rules used and show when those explanations were checked.
How often are fixtures and results updated?
Routine checks are scheduled twice a day, at 6 am and 11 pm Melbourne time, following Melbourne’s daylight saving changes. They check fixtures for the next seven days and completed-match details from the previous seven days. The rest of the published season stays available; every round is not rechecked at each update.
This is not a live scoring service. A final score or changed match detail may appear after a later check. If new information is unavailable, the previous listing may remain visible. Check the linked official source before travelling or buying access.
Why a calendar change can arrive later
A subscribed calendar checks for changes on the calendar app’s own schedule. A PDF, CSV or one-off ICS download is a copy from the time you downloaded it. Download a fresh copy when plans change.
What the match labels mean
- TBC
- The date, time or other detail has not been confirmed in the information shown. It is not a cancelled match.
- First bounce
- The scheduled start of play in the displayed time zone. TV coverage may begin earlier or be delayed.
- Confirmed result
- A completed match with a confirmed final score. An empty results page does not mean every scheduled game has finished.
- No viewing listing yet
- Coverage has not been confirmed here for the selected region. It does not prove that the match is unavailable.
Help keep the fixture useful
If a time, ground, score or viewing listing looks wrong, send the match link, the detail to check and an official source if you have one. Include your viewing region for TV questions. Corrections are reviewed before any change; submitting a message does not change the listing immediately.
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