Mark Fine on SEN: How to listen to Finey's Final Siren for AFL on 24 July 2026

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Finey's Final Siren will be available on the SEN App and SEN1116 Melbourne on Friday, 24 July 2026, with Mark Fine presenting the programme for AFL listeners in Australia and beyond.

For British and global fans following the AFL late at night or early in the morning, SEN remains a key destination for live football talk, analysis and reaction, and this listing confirms that Finey's Final Siren is part of the broadcast offering on the SEN App and on SEN1116 in Melbourne. The programme sits alongside AFL match coverage in a round that includes Melbourne v Geelong at the MCG, scheduled for 7:40pm local time on 24 July 2026.

Mark Fine, widely known as Finey, has built a long-running reputation in Australian football radio as an outspoken, knowledgeable and highly recognisable voice on the game. His style is closely associated with call-in radio, fan debate and sharp AFL commentary, which makes Finey's Final Siren a natural fit for listeners wanting a more opinionated, post-match style of coverage rather than formal television analysis.

The programme's place on SEN is also significant for international audiences because AFL coverage is often fragmented across local radio, streaming apps and television rights holders. In the UK, where AFL is a niche but growing interest, fans typically rely on digital platforms and time-zone-friendly access to follow fixtures and related discussion. That makes the SEN App especially useful for supporters outside Australia who want to keep up with the league in real time.

The AFL fixture referenced for the same round shows Melbourne v Geelong Cats at the MCG, a marquee venue and one of the most famous stadiums in world sport. Geelong's matches have long drawn strong national attention, while Melbourne's appearances at the MCG remain central to AFL's traditional Victorian heartland. For listeners using the SEN App, the timing of Finey's Final Siren suggests post-match or evening football discussion built around that round's live action.

SEN1116 is the Melbourne AM radio outlet associated with Sports Entertainment Network, and the SEN App extends that coverage to mobile and streaming listeners. For an AFL audience, this combination is important because it offers a straightforward way to hear football discussion without needing a television subscription or a specific broadcast region.

For more background on the AFL competition, see the official AFL website. This is the most relevant source for fixtures, club information and competition updates, while SEN remains the place to hear Finey's Final Siren on the listed date.

Article generated: 23 July 2026, 14:00 GMT

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