NRL Rugby league ratings, crowd and the media discussion

[Aucklander]

well you could take my tweet instead.

Thanks, will do.

 

[The_Wookie]

2.228 million people tuned into Nine’s Round 6 Good Friday Footy and VB Friday Night Footy coverage, LIVE on Nine and 9Gem. (National cume reach)


NRL ON NINE – GOOD FRIDAY FOOTY

ROUND 6 – BULLDOGS vs RABBITOHS

National peak audience: 1.000 million

• Nine national peak audience: 719,000 (5 City: 449,000 / Regional: 270,000)
• Fox League national peak audience: 281,000

• 719,000 National peak represents a 5% increase in audience on Nine compared to the Good Friday Footy game year-on-year (Round 3 in 2018)
• 449,000 5 City Metro peak represents a 3% increase in audience on Nine compared to the Good Friday Footy game year-on-year (Round 3 in 2018)
• 270,000 Regional peak represents a 7.5% increase in audience on Nine compared to the Good Friday Footy game year-on-year (Round 3 in 2018)

National average audience: 690,000

• Nine national average audience: 483,000 (5 City: 312,000 / Regional: 171,000)
• Fox League national average audience: 207,000

• 483,000 National average represents a 3% increase in audience on Nine compared to the Good Friday Footy game year-on-year (Round 3 in 2018)
• 312,000 5 City Metro average represents a 2% increase in audience on Nine compared to the Good Friday Footy game year-on-year (Round 3 in 2018)
• 171,000 Regional average represents a 4% increase in audience on Nine compared to the Good Friday Footy game year-on-year (Round 3 in 2018)

NRL ON NINE – VB FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTY


ROUND 6 – STORM vs ROOSTERS
(NOTE – below figures are not time adjusted to account for golden point extra time. Updated figures will be reflected in Tuesday’s full report).


National peak audience: 1.203 million

• Nine national peak audience: 836,000 (5 City: 505,000 / Regional: 331,000)
• Fox League national peak audience: 367,000

• 836,000 National peak represents a 27% increase in audience on Nine compared to Round 6 Friday Night Footy year-on-year
• 505,000 5 City Metro peak represents a 30% increase in audience on Nine compared to Round 6 Friday Night Footy year-on-year
• 331,000 Regional peak represents a 22.5% increase in audience on Nine compared to Round 6 Friday Night Footy year-on-year

National average audience: 915,000

• Nine national average audience: 640,000 (5 City: 409,000 / Regional: 231,000)
• Fox League national average audience: 275,000

• 640,000 National average represents a 28% increase in audience on Nine compared to Round 6 Friday Night Footy year-on-year
• 409,000 5 City Metro average represents a 31% increase in audience on Nine compared to Round 6 Friday Night Footy year-on-year
• 231,000 Regional average represents a 23.5% increase in audience on Nine compared to Round 6 Friday Night Footy year-on-year

FRIDAY NIGHT KNOCK OFF

FRIDAY, APRIL 19

Friday Night Knock Off achieved an average audience in NSW and QLD of 306,000 (Syd + Bris metro: 181,000 / NSW + QLD regional: 139,000)



Source: Oz Tam+ Regional Tam, Overnight Data, 1 min cume reach, Good Friday Footy and VB Friday Night Footy, includes pre match, 19th April 2019, 5 City Metro + Combined Agg Markets, Nine Network + Nine Network Content Affiliates.
Source: Friday Night Knock Off data based on Oztam (Metro + Regional).

 

[Aucklander]

17,036 in Melbourne and a touch over 30k in Sydney. 11,395 in Auckland. Can see that figure dropping.

 

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[Greenstar5]

Crowds have been really good over this Easter weekend. Should be another cracker tomorrow.

Not sure if Thursday Night before Easter was the smartest to have two Sydney teams that are from the furthest most places play each other?

Just wondering if we will see the Souths Dogs game move to Bankwest in future years?

Just reckon warriors games are best at the 3pm Sat or 2pm Sunday time slot.

Awesome crowd in Canberra and should keep growing.

Titans unlucky with all the rain around. Not a bad idea to have a game on the GC during Easter. They have had a couple of wins now and hopefully crowds start coming.

 

[Aucklander]

 

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[Aucklander]

307k for the Eels v Tigers game on Fox.

https://tvtonight.com.au/2019/04/monday-22-april-2019.html

 

[Bomberboyokay]

2.228 million people tuned into Nine’s Round 6 Good Friday Footy and VB Friday Night Footy coverage, LIVE on Nine and 9Gem. (National cume reach)


NRL ON NINE – GOOD FRIDAY FOOTY

ROUND 6 – BULLDOGS vs RABBITOHS

National peak audience: 1.000 million

• Nine national peak audience: 719,000 (5 City: 449,000 / Regional: 270,000)
• Fox League national peak audience: 281,000

• 719,000 National peak represents a 5% increase in audience on Nine compared to the Good Friday Footy game year-on-year (Round 3 in 2018)
• 449,000 5 City Metro peak represents a 3% increase in audience on Nine compared to the Good Friday Footy game year-on-year (Round 3 in 2018)
• 270,000 Regional peak represents a 7.5% increase in audience on Nine compared to the Good Friday Footy game year-on-year (Round 3 in 2018)

National average audience: 690,000

• Nine national average audience: 483,000 (5 City: 312,000 / Regional: 171,000)
• Fox League national average audience: 207,000

• 483,000 National average represents a 3% increase in audience on Nine compared to the Good Friday Footy game year-on-year (Round 3 in 2018)
• 312,000 5 City Metro average represents a 2% increase in audience on Nine compared to the Good Friday Footy game year-on-year (Round 3 in 2018)
• 171,000 Regional average represents a 4% increase in audience on Nine compared to the Good Friday Footy game year-on-year (Round 3 in 2018)

NRL ON NINE – VB FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTY


ROUND 6 – STORM vs ROOSTERS
(NOTE – below figures are not time adjusted to account for golden point extra time. Updated figures will be reflected in Tuesday’s full report).


National peak audience: 1.203 million

• Nine national peak audience: 836,000 (5 City: 505,000 / Regional: 331,000)
• Fox League national peak audience: 367,000

• 836,000 National peak represents a 27% increase in audience on Nine compared to Round 6 Friday Night Footy year-on-year
• 505,000 5 City Metro peak represents a 30% increase in audience on Nine compared to Round 6 Friday Night Footy year-on-year
• 331,000 Regional peak represents a 22.5% increase in audience on Nine compared to Round 6 Friday Night Footy year-on-year

National average audience: 915,000

• Nine national average audience: 640,000 (5 City: 409,000 / Regional: 231,000)
• Fox League national average audience: 275,000

• 640,000 National average represents a 28% increase in audience on Nine compared to Round 6 Friday Night Footy year-on-year
• 409,000 5 City Metro average represents a 31% increase in audience on Nine compared to Round 6 Friday Night Footy year-on-year
• 231,000 Regional average represents a 23.5% increase in audience on Nine compared to Round 6 Friday Night Footy year-on-year

FRIDAY NIGHT KNOCK OFF

FRIDAY, APRIL 19

Friday Night Knock Off achieved an average audience in NSW and QLD of 306,000 (Syd + Bris metro: 181,000 / NSW + QLD regional: 139,000)



Source: Oz Tam+ Regional Tam, Overnight Data, 1 min cume reach, Good Friday Footy and VB Friday Night Footy, includes pre match, 19th April 2019, 5 City Metro + Combined Agg Markets, Nine Network + Nine Network Content Affiliates.
Source: Friday Night Knock Off data based on Oztam (Metro + Regional).

Those numbers don't line up.

 

[The_Wookie]

Those numbers don't line up.

Those numbers are direct from 9PR.

 

[Aucklander]

38,414 at the SCG. Fantastic stuff.

 

[Aucklander]

21,539 at AAMI.

 

[Milang_Panthers]

21,539 at AAMI.

Tad disappointing I would've thought.

 

[Aucklander]

Tad disappointing I would've thought.

Yea, I think so, although given our form I'm not completely surprised.

Looks dire at ANZ.

 

[Greenstar5]

Yea, I think so, although given our form I'm not completely surprised.

Looks dire at ANZ.

Not a fan of the 6pm game. But it's part of the deal so we have to live with it.

Being ANZAC round, good opportunity to open the gates for the dogs cows game to anyone from Australia or NZ who has served or is currently serving, even family members of those people. Get emails out to the ADF bases and ads in the veterans news letters, etc. See if you can't get a good crowd through.

 

[Milang_Panthers]

6,711 at ANZ last night! Wow that is atrocious!

 

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[The_Wookie]

NRL ON NINE – VB FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTY

ROUND 7 – PANTHERS vs RABBITOHS

·1.542 million people tuned into Nine’s Round 7 VB Friday Night Footy coverage, LIVE on Nine and 9Gem. (National cume reach)

National peak audience: 1.087 million

• Nine national peak audience: 773,000 (5 City: 480,000 / Regional: 293,000)
• Fox League national peak audience: 314,000

National average audience: 859,000

• Nine national average audience: 605,000 (5 City: 391,000 / Regional: 214,000)
• Fox League national average audience: 254,000

FRIDAY NIGHT KNOCK OFF

FRIDAY, APRIL 26

Friday Night Knock Off achieved an average audience in NSW and QLD of 275,000 (Syd + Bris metro: 180,000 / NSW + QLD regional: 95,000)

Source: Oz Tam+ Regional Tam, Overnight Data, 1 min cume reach, Friday Night Footy, includes pre match, 26th April 2019, 5 City Metro + Combined Agg Markets, Nine Network + Nine Network Content Affiliates.


Source: Friday Night Knock Off data based on Oztam (Metro + Regional).
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[Aucklander]

 

[Aucklander]

19,604 in Newcastle and 10,706 in Manly.