**Mark Fine** on the **SEN App**: where to listen to *Finey’s Final Siren* for AFL on 5 June 2026
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Mark Fine is back on the microphone for Finey’s Final Siren, with the AFL coverage available on the SEN App and SEN1116 (Melbourne) at 14:00 UK time. For British and global listeners looking for Australian Rules Football radio coverage, this is a straightforward way to follow AFL discussion and analysis without needing a television broadcast in the UK.
The programme is fronted by Mark Fine, one of Australian sport radio’s best-known voices, whose long career has made him a recognisable figure to AFL audiences. His style has helped establish Finey’s Final Siren as a familiar destination for post-match and wider football conversation, blending commentary, opinion and analysis for listeners who want more than just the scoreline.
For those checking the wider AFL schedule, official fixture information is available via the league’s own competition listings, while ESPN also publishes a 2026 AFL season schedule with game times and TV listings. The AFL’s official app infrastructure likewise underlines how closely fans can follow matches live, with the league confirming live match access and replays through its app ecosystem.
In practical terms, the key detail for listeners is that this programme is being carried by SEN, rather than a British television network such as BBC, Sky, ITV or TNT. That means UK audiences wanting to tune in will need the SEN App or the Melbourne station feed, while viewers seeking live match streaming elsewhere can also use the Watch AFL match centre, which advertises live streams, draw information and reminders for match live streams.
Although the listing is for a programme rather than a full televised match broadcast, it still matters for fans following the AFL internationally because radio and app-based coverage often provides the most accessible route into Australian football outside Australia. That is especially useful for British readers, where AFL coverage is more commonly found through digital platforms, subscription services and specialist sports outlets than through mainstream free-to-air television.
Mark Fine's presenting role gives the show its identity, and his name remains the main draw for listeners seeking informed AFL talk in the evening football window. For supporters who want to stay across the competition on a Friday, the combination of SEN’s radio output and the league’s official fixture pages offers a reliable way to track what is on and when.
For more about the competition, see the AFL fixture page.
Article generated: 5 June 2026, 14:00 GMT
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