- May 13, 2012
- 15,812
- 5,965
- AFL Club
- GWS
- Other Teams
- Brumbies, Socceroos
The Giants with the 2nd highest attendance of the round!
2020 AFL Crowds & Ratings Thread
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The Giants with the 2nd highest attendance of the round!
- Apr 9, 2015
- 1,192
- 3,395
- AFL Club
- Carlton
- Other Teams
- Melbourne City FC, Southampton FC
Here are all games with a crowd this year.
Round 2 Crowds
Port vs Adelaide - AO - 2,240
GWS vs North - Showground - 350
Sydney vs Essendon - SCG - 337
Round 3 Crowds
GC vs Adelaide - Metricon - 1,997
Brisbane vs West Coast - Gabba - 1,965
Fremantle vs Port - Metricon - 180
Round 4 Crowds
Brisbane vs Adelaide - Gabba - 7,354
GC vs Fremantle - Metricon - 5,106
Sydney vs WB - SCG - 605
GWS vs Collingwood - Showground - 487
Port vs West Coast - Metricon - 450
Round 5 Crowds
Brisbane vs Port - Gabba - 10,161
GWS vs Hawthorn - Showground - 5,674
Sydney vs West Coast - Metricon - 2,238
Adelaide vs Fremantle - Metricon - 418
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[TD valign="top"] NSW and QLD footy fans ensure strong ratings continue
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[TD valign="top"]Strong growth in television audiences in New South Wales and Queensland have ensured the 2020 Toyota AFL Premiership Season has returned with outstanding ratings as the season continues to unfold.
After five rounds, New South Wales and Queensland audiences have risen by 16 per cent on free-to-air television against 2019 figures, with a 38 per cent increase in the Brisbane audience alone as against 2019, as the Lions and SUNS both occupy positions in the top eight.
Overall, national TV ratings for the AFL competition are up a staggering 21 per cent on 2019, reflecting the increased interest in the game and the closeness of the competition.
The Brisbane Lions’ Saturday night game against the West Coast Eagles in Round Three saw the second-highest free-to-air audience in Brisbane for a home and away game since 2014. It also marked the highest free-to-air audience for a home and away game since 2011.
Thursday night marquee matches have been particularly strong, averaging 1.2 million fans per game, 16 per cent ahead of last year, while Friday night audiences have increased nine per cent against last year’s figures to reach an average of 1.1 million fans per game.
Top Five Games for 2020
1. Round 2 Collingwood v Richmond (Thursday night - 1.62m viewers – highest ever Thursday night home-and-away television audience)
2. Round 1 Richmond v Carlton (Friday night - 1.37m viewers)
3. Round 2 Geelong Cats v Hawthorn (Friday night – 1.28m viewers)
4. Round 3 Richmond v Hawthorn (Thursday night – 1.10m viewers)
5. Round 4 GWS GIANTS v Collingwood (Friday night – 1.02m viewers).
source: AFL media release[/TD]
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[TD valign="top"] NSW and QLD footy fans ensure strong ratings continue
in the 2020 Toyota AFL Premiership Season [/TD]
[TD valign="top"][/TD]
[TD valign="top"]Strong growth in television audiences in New South Wales and Queensland have ensured the 2020 Toyota AFL Premiership Season has returned with outstanding ratings as the season continues to unfold.
After five rounds, New South Wales and Queensland audiences have risen by 16 per cent on free-to-air television against 2019 figures, with a 38 per cent increase in the Brisbane audience alone as against 2019, as the Lions and SUNS both occupy positions in the top eight.
Overall, national TV ratings for the AFL competition are up a staggering 21 per cent on 2019, reflecting the increased interest in the game and the closeness of the competition.
The Brisbane Lions’ Saturday night game against the West Coast Eagles in Round Three saw the second-highest free-to-air audience in Brisbane for a home and away game since 2014. It also marked the highest free-to-air audience for a home and away game since 2011.
Thursday night marquee matches have been particularly strong, averaging 1.2 million fans per game, 16 per cent ahead of last year, while Friday night audiences have increased nine per cent against last year’s figures to reach an average of 1.1 million fans per game.
Top Five Games for 2020
1. Round 2 Collingwood v Richmond (Thursday night - 1.62m viewers – highest ever Thursday night home-and-away television audience)
2. Round 1 Richmond v Carlton (Friday night - 1.37m viewers)
3. Round 2 Geelong Cats v Hawthorn (Friday night – 1.28m viewers)
4. Round 3 Richmond v Hawthorn (Thursday night – 1.10m viewers)
5. Round 4 GWS GIANTS v Collingwood (Friday night – 1.02m viewers).
source: AFL media release[/TD]
This will not please some posters
BTW, it seems to be missing Friday night's game which averaged 1.121M so should be in 4th
No sign of ticket sales yet. Should be 6000 unless it is now up to 12000
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I hope the AFL promote these figures esp with V'Landys talking BS about the NRL figures.
"Overall, national TV ratings for the 2020 AFL competition are up a staggering 21 per cent on 2019, reflecting the increased interest in the game and the closeness of the competition".
"Overall, national TV ratings for the 2020 AFL competition are up a staggering 21 per cent on 2019, reflecting the increased interest in the game and the closeness of the competition".
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- #333
- Nov 20, 2018
- 1,375
- 1,528
- AFL Club
- Carlton
Essendon and Carlton could potentially draw 10,000 to their games at Metricon.
If they sell tickets...
Why wouldn't they?
Its Tuesday afternoon and nothing i can see available.
i wanna gonna also to as many metricon games as i can but finding tickets is hard
possible they are waiting until the clubs have quarantined
Bjo187
Premiership Player
- Apr 30, 2020
- 3,151
- 4,149
- AFL Club
- Essendon
My mate is a collingwood supporter living in sydney, reckons he found out they are only selling tickets to Sydney based pies members at the moment. This is strange as i wouldn't think there would be 5k of pies members in sydney anyway. Therefore maybe later in the week sales will go to the general public.
They won't get close to that many with no tourists. Might get 3 or 4000 if they promote it.
- Nov 20, 2018
- 1,375
- 1,528
- AFL Club
- Carlton
- May 13, 2012
- 15,812
- 5,965
- AFL Club
- GWS
- Other Teams
- Brumbies, Socceroos
Even if they get 5,000, that's a fantastic result.
i have 3 local (non AFL fans up until now) gold coasters who are willing to go with me, so hopefully we can find some tickets
tickets are available to carlton v bulldogs to the public as of today, there was a member pre-sale yesterday. I managed to grab 8. It is being very under promoted though. I think the AFL are missing a chance to turn this into a footy festival up here. Most common AFL fans up here that i know are searching for tickets but it is really hard to find any information. Metricon have stated they wont be opening for every game.
source??
thats ****ed
I emailed them directly. Gabba had the same response, i think it depends on the AFL.
Or does it depend on whether there are two games on that day?
The email just stated it depends on what the AFL and clubs want to do. However i just scored tickets to Port v GWS as well. My friend who is a port member secured them, im not sure if there are public tix though, as i said before its so hard to find info.
I got tickets to both sat night and sun night Metricon games 
Les Malone
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- Jul 28, 2019
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- 6,279
- AFL Club
- GWS
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