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Seven's coverage begins with the Grand Final Brunch from 9am AEST with the Sunday Footy Feast team of Jason Richardson, Campbell Brown and Kate McCarthy. They're joined throughout the show by cricketers Beth Mooney and Matt Short on the panel, as well as Sarah Hosking reporting from the AFL Fan Fest, Katie Brown from the MCG concourse and 7NEWS Melbourne meteorologist Jane Bunn with the day's weather. The show also features pre-recorded interviews with Hayden Young, Alex Pearce, Sam Draper and Harris Andrews.

That's followed by the Grand Final Countdown from 10:30am AEST hosted by Matthew Richardson, alongside Daisy Pearce and Brendan Fevola. They're joined on the panel by Tom Morris to discuss trade news, 7Sport's Mel McLaughlin, and Supercars driver Chaz Mostert to preview the Bathurst 1000, plus pre-recorded interviews with Ryan Daniels and Shaun McManus, Caleb Serong, Andrew Brayshaw, Luke Jackson, Charlie Cameron, and part 1 of Abbey Holmes' sit down with Kylie Minogue.

Then, its the Pre-match coverage from 12pm AEST with host Hamish McLachlan and experts Luke Hodge, Kane Cornes, Matthew Richardson, Dale Thomas, Nick Riewoldt, Daisy Pearce and Joel Selwood from the hallowed turf of the MCG. They're joined by both Grand Final coaches (Justin Longmuir and Chris Fagan), as well as 7AFL commentator Brian Taylor and 7NEWS Chief Footy Reporter Mitch Cleary, plus arrival interviews with Caleb Serong and Cam Rayner, pre-recorded interviews with Patrick Voss, Will Ashcroft, Kai Lohmann and part 2 of Abbey Holmes with Kylie Minogue. The pre-match coverage also includes the Toyota Lap of Legends voiced by Abbey Holmes, featuring the retirees and award winners of the 2026 season, and the much-awaited Telstra Pre-Match Entertainment featuring performances from headline artist Kylie Minogue, G-Flip, and Mike Brady performing his traditional Grand Final day tune "Up There Cazaly".

Throughout the morning, 7NEWS footy reporters Xander McGuire (Fremantle - Como Hotel, South Yarra) and Kate Massey (Brisbane - Pullman Hotel, East Melbourne) are embedded with the teams at their respective hotels, bringing viewers all the latest updates.

From 2pm AEST, hear the World Feed call team of Brian Taylor, James Brayshaw, Luke Hodge, Kane Cornes, Matthew Richardson, Abbey Holmes and Mitch Cleary, plus the accompanying half-time analysis with Hamish McLachlan, Dale Thomas, Nick Riewoldt, Daisy Pearce and Joel Selwood alongside the Telstra Half-Time Sprint called by Jack Heverin.

Post-match, the formal presentations, including the awarding of the Norm Smith, Jock McHale and Ron Barassi Medals, as well as the lifting of the Premiership Cup are with master of ceremonies Hamish McLachlan, and that's followed by all the interviews and celebrations with James Brayshaw, Kane Cornes, Matthew Richardson, Daisy Pearce, Joel Selwood, Abbey Holmes and Mitch Cleary on the ground.

As the winning side head down into their rooms, Hamish McLachlan and Nick Riewoldt are there to collect all the thoughts from players, coaches, families, and club legends before signing off on AFL season 2026 on the Seven Network.

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Seven's coverage begins with the Grand Final Brunch from 9am AEST with the Sunday Footy Feast team of Jason Richardson, Campbell Brown and Kate McCarthy. They're joined throughout the show by cricketers Beth Mooney and Matt Short on the panel, as well as Sarah Hosking reporting from the AFL Fan Fest, Katie Brown from the MCG concourse and 7NEWS Melbourne meteorologist Jane Bunn with the day's weather. The show also features pre-recorded interviews with Hayden Young, Alex Pearce, Sam Draper and Harris Andrews.

That's followed by the Grand Final Countdown from 10:30am AEST hosted by Matthew Richardson, alongside Daisy Pearce and Brendan Fevola. They're joined on the panel by Tom Morris to discuss trade news, 7Sport's Mel McLaughlin, and Supercars driver Chaz Mostert to preview the Bathurst 1000, plus pre-recorded interviews with Ryan Daniels and Shaun McManus, Caleb Serong, Andrew Brayshaw, Luke Jackson, Charlie Cameron, and part 1 of Abbey Holmes' sit down with Kylie Minogue.

Then, its the Pre-match coverage from 12pm AEST with host Hamish McLachlan and experts Luke Hodge, Kane Cornes, Matthew Richardson, Dale Thomas, Nick Riewoldt, Daisy Pearce and Joel Selwood from the hallowed turf of the MCG. They're joined by both Grand Final coaches (Justin Longmuir and Chris Fagan), as well as 7AFL commentator Brian Taylor and 7NEWS Chief Footy Reporter Mitch Cleary, plus arrival interviews with Caleb Serong and Cam Rayner, pre-recorded interviews with Patrick Voss, Will Ashcroft, Kai Lohmann and part 2 of Abbey Holmes with Kylie Minogue. The pre-match coverage also includes the Toyota Lap of Legends voiced by Abbey Holmes, featuring the retirees and award winners of the 2026 season, and the much-awaited Telstra Pre-Match Entertainment featuring performances from headline artist Kylie Minogue, G-Flip, and Mike Brady performing his traditional Grand Final day tune "Up There Cazaly".

Throughout the morning, 7NEWS footy reporters Xander McGuire (Fremantle - Como Hotel, South Yarra) and Kate Massey (Brisbane - Pullman Hotel, East Melbourne) are embedded with the teams at their respective hotels, bringing viewers all the latest updates.

From 2pm AEST, hear the World Feed call team of Brian Taylor, James Brayshaw, Luke Hodge, Kane Cornes, Matthew Richardson, Abbey Holmes and Mitch Cleary, plus the accompanying half-time analysis with Hamish McLachlan, Dale Thomas, Nick Riewoldt, Daisy Pearce and Joel Selwood alongside the Telstra Half-Time Sprint called by Jack Heverin.

Post-match, the formal presentations, including the awarding of the Norm Smith, Jock McHale and Ron Barassi Medals, as well as the lifting of the Premiership Cup are with master of ceremonies Hamish McLachlan, and that's followed by all the interviews and celebrations with James Brayshaw, Kane Cornes, Matthew Richardson, Daisy Pearce, Joel Selwood, Abbey Holmes and Mitch Cleary on the ground.

As the winning side head down into their rooms, Hamish McLachlan and Nick Riewoldt are there to collect all the thoughts from players, coaches, families, and club legends before signing off on AFL season 2026 on the Seven Network.

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Fox Footy's Grand Final Day on Fox coverage begins from 10am AEST with Mark Howard, Nathan Buckley, Ben Dixon and Ruby Schleicher from the centre of the AFL Fan Festival at Yarra Park in the shadows of the mighty MCG.

Grand Final Day on Fox continues from 11am AEST, with Garry Lyon, Jack Riewoldt, Michael Voss, Alastair Lynch and Cameron Mooney.

The Thursday Night Footy team of Sarah Jones, Jason Dunstall, David King and Leigh Montagna take over from 12pm AEST, before Kath Loughnan hosts the final panel before game time alongside the Friday Night Footy crew of Jonathan Brown, Jordan Lewis and Tom Hawkins from 1pm AEST.

Herald Sun and Fox Footy newsbreakers Jon Ralph and David Zita will be positioned all around the MCG precinct and the team hotels bringing viewers the latest updates all day.

Under the AFL's 2025–2031 broadcast arrangement, the Seven Network holds exclusive live broadcast rights to the AFL Grand Final. However, Fox Footy and Kayo Sports are afforded rights to present a delayed broadcast at 6pm AEST with their own graphics and commentary. Commentary is from Anthony Hudson, Dwayne Russell, Jason Dunstall and Garry Lyon OFF TUBE from Fox Footy Studios, Southbank, Melbourne, VIC.
Under this arrangement, the Fox Footy channel and the relevant Kayo Sports' streams remain dormant with a countdown until the full replay is broadcast which is available in 4K UHD.

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Fox Footy's Grand Final Day on Fox coverage begins from 10am AEST with Mark Howard, Nathan Buckley, Ben Dixon and Ruby Schleicher from the centre of the AFL Fan Festival at Yarra Park in the shadows of the mighty MCG.

Grand Final Day on Fox continues from 11am AEST, with Garry Lyon, Jack Riewoldt, Michael Voss, Alastair Lynch and Cameron Mooney.

The Thursday Night Footy team of Sarah Jones, Jason Dunstall, David King and Leigh Montagna take over from 12pm AEST, before Kath Loughnan hosts the final panel before game time alongside the Friday Night Footy crew of Jonathan Brown, Jordan Lewis and Tom Hawkins from 1pm AEST.

Herald Sun and Fox Footy newsbreakers Jon Ralph and David Zita will be positioned all around the MCG precinct and the team hotels bringing viewers the latest updates all day.

Under the AFL's 2025–2031 broadcast arrangement, the Seven Network holds exclusive live broadcast rights to the AFL Grand Final. However, Fox Footy and Kayo Sports are afforded rights to present a delayed broadcast at 6pm AEST with their own graphics and commentary. Commentary is from Anthony Hudson, Dwayne Russell, Jason Dunstall and Garry Lyon OFF TUBE from Fox Footy Studios, Southbank, Melbourne, VIC.
Under this arrangement, the Fox Footy channel and the relevant Kayo Sports' streams remain dormant with a countdown until the full replay is broadcast which is available in 4K UHD.