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Reigning AFLW champions North Melbourne face Carlton in a blockbuster qualifying final at IKON Park on Saturday, November 7. The Kangaroos finished top of the ladder and are chasing a historic third consecutive premiership, while the Blues are looking to cause an upset in their first-ever qualifying final. The action kicks off at 4:05pm AEDT, live on Fox Footy and Kayo Sports.

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The AFLW action continues this weekend with a packed schedule of nine matches as the race for the finals heats up. Defending champions North Melbourne take on Richmond on Saturday, while Brisbane Lions face Carlton in another exciting clash. Friday night’s action kicks off with Geelong hosting the Western Bulldogs. Sunday’s highlights include the traditional rivalry between Essendon and Collingwood, Adelaide Crows against Melbourne, and Fremantle taking on Sydney Swans. With the home-and-away season reaching its final stages, every result could prove crucial in the battle for a finals spot. You can catch the action live on Fox Footy, Kayo Sports and selected matches on the Seven Network and 7plus.
The 2026 AFL Grand Final will see the Fremantle Dockers take on the Brisbane Lions at the MCG on Saturday, September 26. Fremantle reached the decider after a dramatic comeback win over Sydney, while Brisbane held off Hawthorn to keep their bid for a third consecutive premiership alive.  

Brisbane are the market favourites heading into the Grand Final, with current odds around $1.62–$1.65, compared with $2.30 for Fremantle. The Lions’ finals experience and two consecutive premierships are major factors, although Fremantle have already shown they can beat Brisbane this season. 

Grand Final will be shown live and free on Channel 7 and 7plus, with Kayo Sports also providing a live stream with Fox Footy commentary. The game starts at 2:30pm AEST at the MCG. 
The AFL Preliminary Finals are set for next weekend, with Sydney taking on Fremantle and Hawthorn facing Brisbane for a place in the 2026 Grand Final. Fremantle booked their spot after a thrilling win over Geelong, while Brisbane powered past Adelaide to set up a clash with Hawthorn. Both Preliminary Finals will be broadcast live in Australia on Channel 7, Foxtel and Kayo Sports.

The 2026 AFLW season rolls into Round 6 next weekend, with all 18 teams back in action across a packed schedule. Hawthorn face North Melbourne in Cairns on Friday night, while Saturday features Collingwood v Geelong, Melbourne v Carlton, Port Adelaide v Sydney and Fremantle v Western Bulldogs. Sunday rounds out the weekend with GWS v Richmond, Essendon v Gold Coast, St Kilda v West Coast and Brisbane v Adelaide. 
The AFL Preliminary Finals are set for next weekend, with Sydney taking on Fremantle and Hawthorn facing Brisbane for a place in the 2026 Grand Final. Fremantle booked their spot after a thrilling win over Geelong, while Brisbane powered past Adelaide to set up a clash with Hawthorn. Both Preliminary Finals will be broadcast live in Australia on Channel 7, Foxtel and Kayo Sports.
The AFL Preliminary Finals are set for next weekend, with Sydney taking on Fremantle and Hawthorn facing Brisbane for a place in the 2026 Grand Final. Fremantle booked their spot after a thrilling win over Geelong, while Brisbane powered past Adelaide to set up a clash with Hawthorn. Both Preliminary Finals will be broadcast live in Australia on Channel 7, Foxtel and Kayo Sports.
The AFL Finals continue with two huge semi-finals this weekend. Geelong take on Fremantle, while Brisbane face Adelaide in what should be another intense finals battle, with both winners keeping their premiership hopes alive.  You can watch live on Fox Footy and Kayo Sports, while the Finals are also available on Seven and 7plus.
The AFL Finals continue with two huge semi-finals this weekend. Geelong take on Fremantle, while Brisbane face Adelaide in what should be another intense finals battle, with both winners keeping their premiership hopes alive.  You can watch live on Fox Footy and Kayo Sports, while the Finals are also available on Seven and 7plus.
The AFL Finals continue with two huge semi-finals this weekend. Geelong take on Fremantle, while Brisbane face Adelaide in what should be another intense finals battle, with both winners keeping their premiership hopes alive.  You can watch live on Fox Footy and Kayo Sports, while the Finals are also available on Seven and 7plus.
The AFL Finals are heating up, with four huge matches coming up next week. Fremantle take on Hawthorn at Optus Stadium on Thursday night, followed by Geelong vs Carlton at the MCG on Friday.

Saturday features two massive clashes: Sydney Swans vs Brisbane Lions at the SCG, followed by Adelaide Crows vs Western Bulldogs at Adelaide Oval.  Saturday features two massive clashes: Sydney Swans vs Brisbane Lions at the SCG, followed by Adelaide Crows vs Western Bulldogs at Adelaide Oval.  AFL finals matches are available live on the Seven Network and 7plus, while Fox Footy and Kayo Sports also provide comprehensive live coverage. 
The 2026 AFL home-and-away season has reached its final stages, with Round 24 deciding the final positions before the finals. Several matches have major finals implications, including Collingwood vs Brisbane Lions, Carlton vs Fremantle, Melbourne vs Western Bulldogs, Geelong vs Richmond and Adelaide vs GWS Giants.  

The final round will determine the top-eight positions and home-final advantage, making the upcoming AFL matches particularly important as the teams battle for a place in the finals.
The 2026 AFL season is scheduled to begin in mid-March and will run through to the AFL Grand Final in late September held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in Melbourne. Check the full upcoming schedule bellow.

North Melbourne Kangaroos W and Brisbane Lions W meet in a blockbuster AFLW Grand Final. It will be streamed live for free on 7plus / 7plus Sport.