Who is commentating on Kick Ons? How to watch Adelaide v Collingwood on Channel 7 and 7+
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Kick Ons on Channel 7 and 7+ is set to be presented by Jason Richardson, with analysis from Kane Cornes, Josh Jenkins and Kate McCarthy for AFL coverage on Thursday night. The programme sits alongside the Round 20 clash between Adelaide and Collingwood at Adelaide Oval, which is listed in the 2026 AFL fixture for Thursday 23 July. [2][3]
For viewers in the UK and around the world, the key point is that this broadcast is being carried on 7 and the streaming platform 7+, rather than on the UK’s main sports broadcasters such as Sky, TNT or the BBC. That means the relevant live access information for this match is centred on Seven’s Australian coverage, not a British television rights package. [2][3]
Jason Richardson is a well-known Australian sports broadcaster and presenter, and his role as host gives the programme a familiar on-air anchor. Kane Cornes is one of the most recognisable modern AFL media figures, known for his sharp opinions and strong analytical style after a decorated playing career with Port Adelaide. Josh Jenkins, a former AFL forward, and Kate McCarthy, a former Brisbane Lions and St Kilda player, add recent playing experience and tactical insight to the panel. Their mix of hosting, elite playing background and media expertise is designed to give Kick Ons both entertainment value and informed football discussion.
The match itself is a major Round 20 fixture: Adelaide v Collingwood at Adelaide Oval, with the fixture listing showing a 7.30pm local start in Australia. That places it as an evening game in Adelaide, and a late-morning or early-afternoon viewing option for some overseas audiences depending on time zone. [2][3]
Adelaide Oval remains one of the AFL’s most recognisable venues, and the Crows’ home games there are a regular feature of the league’s marquee broadcast schedule. For readers wanting broader context on the competition, the AFL’s structure and clubs are covered on the official competition page, which outlines the league’s national profile and teams. AFL official site
For British and global viewers searching specifically for AFL coverage details, the main takeaway is simple: watch on 7 or 7+, with Jason Richardson fronting the programme and a panel featuring Kane Cornes, Josh Jenkins and Kate McCarthy. The combination should make Kick Ons a strong post-match or surrounding-match broadcast for fans who want both reaction and analysis around Adelaide against Collingwood. [2][3]
Article generated: 23 July 2026, 09:50 GMT