AFL Grand Final Day

AFL Grand Final Day is an annual Australian sporting event that serves as the culmination of the Australian Football League (AFL) season. It is a highly-anticipated occasion in which the two top teams from the league face off in a thrilling game that determines the year's premiership winners. This widely-celebrated event not only showcases the best of Australian Rules Football but also offers opportunities for fans, friends, and families to come together and share their love for the country's most popular sport.

The AFL Grand Final Day traces its roots back to 1898 when the Victorian Football League (VFL), the predecessor to the AFL, had its first championship match. Over the years, the event has grown in popularity and significance, becoming the pinnacle of the AFL season and an essential cultural experience for Australians across the nation. It has fostered national pride and rivalries among teams and supporters alike, and has produced countless memorable moments in the history of Australian sport.

Observance of the AFL Grand Final Day varies across Australia, with many enthusiasts hosting parties and events to watch the game, often featuring lively discussions and friendly competition among friends, family members, and colleagues. The match itself is typically held on the last Saturday in September or the first Saturday in October, drawing a large live attendance at the MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground) in Victoria, as well as captivating millions of viewers through television broadcasts, radio, and live streaming worldwide.

Date shown for 2024 is estimated as the official date has not been finalized.