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youneverknow22
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Weird, why would channel 7 announce it as 26 thousand?
I call that BS watching for 1 minute is not a real ratings number and distorts the figure in the RLs favour!
I bet the advertisers don't rely on those figures,You can't watch many ads in only one minute!
If that is the case the AFL would most likely have 5 million.
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Ratings are reported in 3 figures - Reach, peak and average. Most of what we see as "ratings" is the average. Reach and Peak are measured data just as much as the other, but generally only reported by PR and sporting bodies as its a larger figure. Every station and sporting body does this. Se attached image for last sundays Seven release
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Thanks for the explanation Wookie.
No 1 show overall CH 7 yesterday! It will be interesting to see how the Pay TV figures come up.
Both the AFL Pre match and Match easily beat the RL on capital city FTA.
RL basically only has decent numbers in NSW and QLD.
Both the AFL Pre match and Match easily beat the RL on capital city FTA.
RL basically only has decent numbers in NSW and QLD.
| #1 | SEVEN’S AFL: SATURDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALS | Channel 7 | 865,000 | 29,000 | 557,000 | 62,000 | 107,000 | 110,000 |
| #4 | SEVEN’S AFL: SATURDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALS – PRE MATCH | Channel 7 | 635,000 | 23,000 | 433,000 | 29,000 | 81,000 | 69,000 |
| #6 | RUGBY LEAGUE FINAL SERIES SF2 | Channel 9 | 513,000 | 304,000 | 26,000 | 161,000 | 13,000 | 10,000 |
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Not surprised by the Geelong v Coll crowd. Both teams have a massive fanbase up here.
The earlier starts are nice for Saturday games but suck for Fridays.
The earlier starts are nice for Saturday games but suck for Fridays.
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Saturday night’s SF#1 between Geelong and Collingwood attracted a cumulative audience of 395K across the Foxtel Group, (pay-tv 286k) (streaming 109k). The result made it the highest rating match of the Week 2 Finals round and was up 6% on the corresponding Saturday night fixture last season (Brisbane v GWS).
Sevens Free-To-Air coverage of the match averaged 1.126mil (865k metro). This puts the final combined FTA+FoxFooty audience for the game at 1.521 million.
Friday night’s SF#2 between Richmond and St Kilda attracted a cumulative audience of 383K across Foxtel, Foxtel Now, Foxtel GO and Kayo. This result was up 2% on the corresponding Friday night fixture last season (Geelong v West Coast).
Sevens Free-To-Air coverage of the match averaged 1.043mil (802k metro). This puts the final combined FTA+FoxFooty audience for the game at 1.426 million.
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Saturday night’s SF#1 between Geelong and Collingwood attracted a cumulative audience of 395K across the Foxtel Group, (pay-tv 286k) (streaming 109k). The result made it the highest rating match of the Week 2 Finals round and was up 6% on the corresponding Saturday night fixture last season (Brisbane v GWS).
Sevens Free-To-Air coverage of the match averaged 1.126mil (865k metro). This puts the final combined FTA+FoxFooty audience for the game at 1.521 million.
Friday night’s SF#2 between Richmond and St Kilda attracted a cumulative audience of 383K across Foxtel, Foxtel Now, Foxtel GO and Kayo. This result was up 2% on the corresponding Friday night fixture last season (Geelong v West Coast).
Sevens Free-To-Air coverage of the match averaged 1.043mil (802k metro). This puts the final combined FTA+FoxFooty audience for the game at 1.426 million.
How KAYO boosts AFL and NRL FINALS Ratings to new record levels
The increased growth of Kayo has seen streaming audiences for week two of the AFL Finals rise 110% compared with last year, while week two of the NRL Finals were up a whopping 170%.
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Comprehensive wins both nights to the AFL esp on FTA!AFL
Saturday night’s SF#1 between Geelong and Collingwood attracted a cumulative audience of 395K across the Foxtel Group, (pay-tv 286k) (streaming 109k). The result made it the highest rating match of the Week 2 Finals round and was up 6% on the corresponding Saturday night fixture last season (Brisbane v GWS).
Sevens Free-To-Air coverage of the match averaged 1.126mil (865k metro). This puts the final combined FTA+FoxFooty audience for the game at 1.521 million.
Friday night’s SF#2 between Richmond and St Kilda attracted a cumulative audience of 383K across Foxtel, Foxtel Now, Foxtel GO and Kayo. This result was up 2% on the corresponding Friday night fixture last season (Geelong v West Coast).
Sevens Free-To-Air coverage of the match averaged 1.043mil (802k metro). This puts the final combined FTA+FoxFooty audience for the game at 1.426 million.
How KAYO boosts AFL and NRL FINALS Ratings to new record levels
The increased growth of Kayo has seen streaming audiences for week two of the AFL Finals rise 110% compared with last year, while week two of the NRL Finals were up a whopping 170%.
Looking at the Gabba, they have seats on sale this week that were previously locked off for the QF. Instead of 6 entire rows in the top tier being off limits there’s now only 2 so I imagine 30,000 will be the figure for the PF
and there is a push for the GF to be at capacity as only 2 active COVID cases in the whole state
Should be interesting tonight as CH 9 on their main channel are going head to head with CH7 with the Storm match
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AFL Preliminary Final
Port Adelaide v Richmond 1,723,000
Seven 1,386,000 (Metro 1,087,000 Regional 299,000)
Fox Footy 337,000
NRL Preliminary Final
Storm v Raiders 1,224,000
Nine 891,000 (Metro 550,000 Regional 341,000)
Fox League 333,000
Port Adelaide v Richmond 1,723,000
Seven 1,386,000 (Metro 1,087,000 Regional 299,000)
Fox Footy 337,000
NRL Preliminary Final
Storm v Raiders 1,224,000
Nine 891,000 (Metro 550,000 Regional 341,000)
Fox League 333,000
A massive 500,000 win for the AFL. CH 7 would be rapt as it was also #1 on the night and it augers and well for tonight!
Ch 9 wouldnt be happy with 87,000 in Melbourne on their main channel - reruns of Hogans Hero's would get no more than that in prime time!
| #7 | RUGBY LEAGUE FINAL SERIES PF1 | Channel 9 | 550,000 | 263,000 | 87,000 | 181,000 | 8,000 | 11,000 |
Bogan motor mouth V'Landys seems to be very quiet on the TV ratings subject lately!
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youneverknow22
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Storm only rated 87,000 in Melbourne last night. Fair to say those are disappointing figures. Ironically, the port v richmond game last night rated 83,000 in Brisbane (despite their being no Brisbane team).
Here are last night's ratings
And these are the same figures last year
Here are last night's ratings
| SEVEN’S AFL: FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALS | Channel 7 | 1,087,000 | 54,000 | 619,000 | 83,000 | 218,000 | 113,000 |
And these are the same figures last year
| 1 | SEVEN’S AFL: FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALS | Seven Network | 1,079,000 | 35,000 | 660,000 | 73,000 | 149,000 | 161,000 |
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That's amazing that the AFL almost had more viewers in Brisbane (on 7 mate?) than the Storm game did in Melbourne and certainly would have had higher peak / reach!
Other thing to remember is that daylight saving time starts would be dragging down average ratings in perth which is evident looking at the numbers
Thats another reason to have the GF at Night!
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Port Power V Richmond TV Audience:
FTA:
Melbourne: 619,000
Adelaide: 218,000
Perth: 113,000
Brisbane: 83,000
Sydney: 54,000
Regional: 299,000
Fox Footy: 337,000
Total: 1,723,000
Melbourne Storm V Canberra Raiders TV Audience:
FTA:
Sydney: 263,000
Brisbane: 181,000
Melbourne: 87,000
Perth: 11,000
Adelaide: 8,000
Regional: 341,000
Fox Footy: 333,000
Total: 1,224,000
FTA:
Melbourne: 619,000
Adelaide: 218,000
Perth: 113,000
Brisbane: 83,000
Sydney: 54,000
Regional: 299,000
Fox Footy: 337,000
Total: 1,723,000
Melbourne Storm V Canberra Raiders TV Audience:
FTA:
Sydney: 263,000
Brisbane: 181,000
Melbourne: 87,000
Perth: 11,000
Adelaide: 8,000
Regional: 341,000
Fox Footy: 333,000
Total: 1,224,000
Yeah, the game started at 4:50 over here. That works on a Saturday, but not a Friday.
It is mildly funny that Port v Richmond got pretty much the same audience in Brisbane on 7mate as the Storm did in Melbourne on 9's main channel. It's why the AFL shouldn't be comparing themselves to NRL ratings outside heartland states. It's setting the bar way too low.
But it's not really a bar so much as a reference point. There are no really relevant bars/benchmarks as the AFL in Brisbane and even Sydney has no comparator really.
We can also point out that last night's AFL game got almost half the NRL game on the main channel (and played in Queensland with a pseudo queensland team) in Brisbane. Again, reference point.
But it shouldn't be. You look at Perth and Adelaide NRL numbers and they're pretty much zero - pointing to them is not a valid response to AFL numbers in Brisbane and Sydney. If the AFL gets crap numbers in Sydney lets say, coming back with "Hurr durr look at the 2000 people that watched NRL in Adelaide" doesn't make them any better.
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