Indicative of Foxtel’s ratings then (HD)?
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The Socceroos will play in Honduras on 6/11/2017 (Honduras Time). I’m not sure whether this match will be played in the capital, Tegucigalpa. it will clash with the Melbourne Cup. I am expecting that this match will kick off at 7/11/2017 @ 12:30 PM (AEDT).
Socceroos will meet Honduras again on 14 Nov 2017 at ANZ Stadium, Sydney. I think that kickoff will be at 8PM (Sydney time). Game to be televised live on 9Go!
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Honduras’ home game against Australia should finish before 3pm AEDT, the start of the Melbourne Cup, even considering time difference. It will take some attention away from Cup Day though.
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No it’s already confirmed they will be playing in Sydney. Remember 2005 Uruguay? Stadium Australia is a good luck charm!
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This is incorrect. Dates have not been confirmed.
The International window runs from 6-14 November and doesn’t mean games are held on those days. Indeed, the 6th is the first day players are available to be in camp. I would expect the first game to be held no earlier than the 8th (Honduras time). As for the return leg, the 14th is feasible but not confirmed.
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This year the matches were shown on 7pm and 8.45pm AEDT on Saturdays. Poor ratings mean Nine has to move coverage out of primetime. I assume the Sunday match will be shown on 9Gem in Queensland at least due to its live coverage of Intrust Super Cup.
Socceroos have confirmed its Final Play-offs in November. Australia will play over in Honduras on 10 Nov 2017. We don’t know which Honduras city will be playing as well as the kickoff time. Honduras will play against Australia at ANZ Stadium, Sydney on the 15 Nov 2017 with the game to be kicked off at 8PM (Sydney Time).
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So the away match against Honduras will be shown in Australia on Saturday November 11 due to time difference. Depending on timing, it will probably be shown live on Nine before its coverage of Women’s Ashes day/night test from North Sydney which starts at 2.30pm AEDT.
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The Socceroos will play Honduras at the Estadio Olímpico Metropolitano in San Pedro Sula on the 10 Nov 2017
According to Facebook, the match will be shown live on 9Go! 11 Nov 2017 at 8:30AM (EDT).
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FAST5 WORLD SERIES
Nine’s Wide World of Sports is ready for the best netballers in the world to square off in the short, sharp and action-packed FAST5 Netball World Series live from 1.30pm AEDT this Saturday and Sunday on 9GEM.
The exciting five-a-side series at Melbourne’s Hisense Arena will pit the top six international netball teams (Australia, Jamaica, England, New Zealand, South Africa, Malawi) against each other in a ferociously fast-paced, two-day tournament.
Starring in the 24-minute games will be world-class netballers such as Australian Diamonds Gretel Tippett, Kate Moloney and Paige Hadley, New Zealand captain Storm Purvis, England’s Super Netball star trio Geva Mentor, Jo Harten and Serena Guthrie, and Jamaican shooter Jhaniele Fowler-Reid.
Nine’s Director of Sport, Tom Malone, said: “A tremendous first season for netball on the Wide World of Sports will be capped off with the most electrifying format there is in prime-time. Our FAST5 Netball broadcast will feature the best commentators in the world combined with the best players in the world as they compete in this rapid format, live and free for viewers.”
Hosted by Nine News presenter and The NRL Footy Show’s Erin Molan, the FAST5 Wide World of Sports commentary team will be led by Australian netball legends Liz Ellis, Sharelle McMahon, Cath Cox and Anne Sargeant, along with expert commentators Jenny Woods and Sue Gaudion.
Nine’s Head of Netball, Keeley Devery, said: “We’re all geared up for a spectacular weekend of netball in the short form, with over 15 hours of the FAST5 World Series featuring some of the biggest names in the game. This modern concept, which includes the fun-filled celebrity match, is set to showcase all the best elements of the game under the one roof on 9GEM, so don’t miss any of the action across the weekend.”
The Celebrity FAST5 Match will also return – featuring some of TV’s biggest stars, including The Block’s Dan Reilly, Getaway’s Catriona Rowntree, athletics star John Steffensen, Family Food Fight judge Hayden Quinn, Nine News weather presenter Livinia Nixon, as well as Australian Ninja Warrior’s Ashlin Herbert and Georgia Bonora, along with other special guests.
They will be joined by netball stars Kim Green, Caitlin Bassett and Laura Langman in what will undeniably be a highly competitive yet very amusing version of the FAST5 game.
9Now will exclusively live stream all the FAST5 games at 9Now.com.au. Nine’s wwos.com.au will provide up-to-the-minute scores, latest netball news and commentary.
RULES OF FAST5:
• Each game is played over 4 x 6-minute quarters
• Teams consist of 5 players on court – GS, GA, C, GD, GK
• There are three shooting areas with goals worth 1, 2 or 3 points
• Teams can select one quarter as their “power-play” quarter with all goals worth double points
• Unlimited rolling substitutions may be made during play
BROADCAST SCHEDULE:
Saturday 28 October – from 1.30pm* AEDT
Sunday 29 October – from 12.00pm* AEDT
Rally Australia
Rally Australia is back for another year, with the picturesque Coffs Coast in Northern New South Wales again set to welcome the world’s best rally drivers for the final round of the 2017 World Rally Championship.
TV Schedule so far
Ep 1 Sunday 12 Nov at 12:30 PM (Preview Show)
Ep 2 Friday 17 Nov at 11:10 PM
Ep 3 Saturday 18 Nov at 11:50 PM
It was confirmed in late August that Nine will show the final stage of Rally Australia live on Sunday November 19.
WORLD CUP QUALIFIER
The Socceroos face their final hurdle for a berth at the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia in a winner-take-all clash with Honduras on Nine’s Wide World of Sports, this Saturday at 8.00am* on 9GO!
With their inspirational star, Tim Cahill, the Socceroos meet Honduras in a battle that invokes memories of Australia’s famous last-gasp victory over Uruguay in 2005.
The Socceroos have taken the long route on the road to Russia after missing out on automatic qualification, but have fought bravely to keep their World Cup dream alive in the final two-leg showdown.
The tough Hondurans have a South American playing style that will have the Socceroos’ defence on high alert in a hostile away environment.
The first play-off leg from San Pedro Sula in Honduras will be broadcast Live and Free on 9GO! before the second leg in Sydney next Wednesday, November 15, with coverage from 7.30pm* on Channel Nine.
Socceroos legend Craig Moore joins the Wide World of Sports commentary team for both games, alongside WWOS football expert Michael Bridges and host Clint Stanaway.
Nine’s Director of Sport, Tom Malone, said: “It’s all on the line for the Socceroos and Wide World of Sports will have all the action from both matches against Honduras, with the return leg in Sydney bringing back memories of that famous win sealed with a John Aloisi penalty shoot-out goal in 2005.”
Saturday 11 November
Honduras vs Australia
Sydney 8.00am LIVE on 9Go!
Brisbane 7.00am LIVE on 9Go!
Melbourne 8.00am LIVE on 9Go!
Adelaide 7.30am LIVE on 9Go!
Perth 5.00am LIVE on 9Go!
Wednesday 15 November
Australia vs Honduras
Sydney 7.30pm LIVE on Nine
Brisbane 6.30pm LIVE on Nine
Melbourne 7.30pm LIVE on Nine
Adelaide 7.00pm LIVE on Nine
Perth 4.30pm LIVE on 9Go!
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Good that’s it’s got main channel hd coverage for the final game. Should do well.
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Both games should really be on the main channel - a ‘do or die’ WC qualifier is more important than Weekend Today
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A little bit about why the Women’s test match isn’t on free to air:
sign of the times for 9 there. Hmm…
The last line of the article, ABC grandstand is broadcasting the game online.
Well I wonder if we see an article by the ABC outlining why it didn’t boardcast the game on the main ABC radio station in each state?
That is a cheap shot at a poke at nine for not showing it on the main while they don’t even have it on main radio, again another rubbish article by the ABC!