AFL & NRL Footy TV Ratings - 2025

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Melbourne 397k
Sydney 1 Mill
Brisbane 915k
PERTH 176k
Adelaide 115k

Massive numbers

Brisbane almost out rated Sydney

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Origin 3 was the highest rating Origin on Nine since Origin 1, 2016, and even with consolidation wont break the record from Origin 3, 2013 (4.194m) - last night was the highest rating Game III since Origin 3, 2013.

I believe its the first time ever that the Sydney audience has hit 1m on Nine in all three matches, combining for 3.115m (ave 1.038m). Record audience in Brisane last night (915k), I believe with an aggregate of 2.646m (ave 882k). Adelaide may have equaled its best audience at 118k, equalling the 118k that watched Origin 1, 2023 at Adelaide oval.

978k is a new record BVOD audience in Australia, beating all previous including the Matildas in that segment

Last night It was the number 1 program everywhere except Adelaide (again).

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State of Origin III - The Decider was Australia’s No. 1 program with Total People and all key demos. It secured a National Total TV Reach of 5.657 million and a Total TV Audience of 3.904 million - up 9.3% year-on-year.

State of Origin III - The Decider was the highest rating Game 3 since 2013 and the highest rating of any game since 2016.

State of Origin III - The Decider recorded the highest ever BVOD audience of all time with 978,000 watching on 9Now (beating FIFA Women’s World Cup Semi Final: Matildas v England by 8,000).

State of Origin III - The Decider recorded a BVOD audience of 978,000 on 9Now - up 13.2% year-on-year.

State of Origin III - The Decider was the No. 1 program of the night in:

Sydney - Total TV Audience of 1.000 million
Melbourne - Total TV Audience of 397,000 - up 28% on Game II
Brisbane - Total TV Audience of 915,000 - up 3% on Game II
Perth - Total TV Audience of 176,000
State of Origin Game III was the No. 2 program of the night in:

Adelaide - Total TV Audience of 118,000 - up 23% on Game II

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Thursday 10 July

Description Network Reach Average BVOD

SEVEN’S AFL: THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL Seven 1,732,000 554,000 44,000

Round 18 of the AFL got underway and was on Seven’s main channel in three markets with Brisbane winning over Carlton. The average audience was up slightly on the previous week to 554k, a five-week high.

5 City Syd Mel Bri Ade Per

AFL 393,000 19,000 212,000 57,000 75,000 30,000

Nine won NRL territory and Seven won AFL. That was despite the AFL outrating the NRLW in Brisbane 57,000 to 48,000.



THURSDAY NIGHT NRLW Nine 1,196,000 236,000 34,000

For Nine, NRL Women’s Premiership saw the Bulldogs beat the Tigers with an average rating of 236k, down 50k week-on-week.

https://forums.mediaspy.org/t/thursday- ... 25/28498/3

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Friday 11 July

Description Network Reach Average BVOD

SEVEN’S AFL: FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL Seven 1,969,000 750,000 52,000

For Seven, Round 18 of the AFL continued with Gold Coast Sun’s narrow win over Collingwood featuring on the main channel in three markets to an average 750k. That was up 120k week-on-week and the biggest audience of the year.






FRIDAY NIGHT NRL LIVE Nine 1,229,000 510,000 82,000

Nine’s primetime featured The Sharks win over the Dolphins in NRL Friday Footy. An average of just over 500k tuned in that was down 110k from last Friday.

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