AFL Finals Week 2020: Where to Watch Footy Qualifiers Live Online
Like the rest of the sports world, it has been a season like no other for the AFL. As we move into the first week of the final series, let’s watch four powerhouse games, and it all starts tonight.
The road to finals glory begins today (Thursday, Oct. 1 at 7:40 PM AEST) with the Power playing in front of an excited home crowd, but the team have their work cut out against the Cats. Port Adelaide was dominated by Geelong in Round 12, where the Cats lost 91-31.
The Brisbane Lions will take on Richmond in Gabba on Friday, October 2 (7:50 PM AEST) in a qualifying final. The Tigers were in top form, but if Brisbane can handle the pressure and come out on top, the Queensland team is on their way to securing a home final.
St Kilda will face the Western Bulldogs on Saturday, October 3 (4:40 p.m. AEST) in an elimination game. It has taken a long time for the Saints, who will appear in the final for the first time since 2011.
Later that night, West Coast Eagles will face Collingwood in another final decider (8:10 PM AEST / 6:10 PM WST). The Magpies started strong this year, but have since dropped to the bottom of the top eight teams. Collingwood has had a tough season both on and off the field, so this go-hard or go-home game played with an Eagles home crowd will be hard to win.
Each final match will be broadcast live online and for free. Here’s how to watch it all unfold in the run-up to the grand finale on October 24.
How to watch AFL 2020 Finals Week online
The best place to watch all qualifying matches live online is on Kayo. This streaming service is dedicated to sports, so there won’t be any distractions except for a few ad breaks, perhaps.
The benefits of watching footy on Kayo are its versatility – you get live interactive stats while the matches are taking place, the ability to watch up to three other streams simultaneously in SplitView and have all AFL matches available on demand later if you want it all. fog. If you just want to watch the highlights, Kayo Mini videos are bite-sized clips of the best bits.
And if you haven’t signed up yet, you get a 14-day free trial before paying for your monthly subscription. If you want to learn more about the streaming service, check out our in-depth Kayo Sports review.
Kayo Sports basic package | Free 14-day trial, then AU $ 25 per month
With Kayo’s basic package, you can live stream and catch up on more than 50 sports simultaneously on two devices. You can access Kayo’s features, such as SplitView, and you can cancel at any time as there is no standing contract.View deal
How to Live Stream AFL 2020 Finals Week for Free
The Seven Network has broadcast rights to all qualifying matches during Finals Week. They are available to watch live and for free on Seven or 7Mate, depending on the state you are in.
That means you can also stream the games via Seven Network’s catch-up app, 7Plus. This platform is available in a web browser and has apps for both Android and iOS.
How to live stream AFL 2020 Finals Week from abroad
If you’re a footy fan living outside of Australia, New Zealand, or the Pacific Islands, don’t despair. You can watch any AFL game this season, wherever you are on the Watch AFL streaming service.
Like Kayo, Watch AFL is also a subscription service and you have three different plans to choose from:
Weekly: US $ 17 / £ 13 / € 17 / AU $ 20
Monthly: US $ 33 / £ 25 / € 33 / AU $ 39
Annual: US $ 165 / £ 130 / € 155 / AU $ 199
For the qualifying tournaments, Watch AFL has a new option called the Finals Pass, which temporarily replaces the monthly subscription. It gives customers the opportunity to watch all matches live during the Final Week and the Grand Final.
View AFL Finals Pass | US $ 33 / £ 25 / € 33 / AU $ 39
The content on this streaming service is only available for viewing outside of Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, but subscription can be purchased anywhere. It includes every game in the premier league, including the Women’s League games. Watch AFL allows you to pause and rewind live matches, as well as download matches for offline viewing. While you can watch the live stream on desktop via the website, the Watch AFL app is also available for iOS, Android and Apple TV. You can even cast to a TV via AirPlay or Google Chromecast.View deal
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