Very true, who knows whay the other angles were like, the stadium would’ve been heaving at that point.
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For such an iconic moment, the woman’s head blocking half the shot isn’t ideal. However, it definitely wasn’t as bad as it could have been since the actual goal was still clearly seen in shot.
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Didnt I say that?
7 had the correct colour for Port last week with the silver. Tonight when they were wearing their home jumper (majority black) they have gone back to having Teal.
Thought they started using black towards the end of last season after using Teal to begin with.
Don’t know how difficult it is to get the correct jumper colour on the scoreboard when they have had the correct colour before
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2021 Round 10 - Wrong Colour
2022 Round 1 - Correct Colour
Round 4 2021 - Wrong Colour
Round 23 2021 - Correct Colour
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Sorry Misread your post.
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Hasn’t that always been the case? The ad-break scoreboard watermark only runs during a Seven-produced match.
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Seven are using the AFL scorebug for VFL coverage.
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As they did last year
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Looks like 7 have a new football show, it called the session and will air straight after the Richmond and GWS match, it will air only on 7plus. Heath Shaw is hosting a long with Georgie Parker and Daisy Thomas.
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Brisbane will face Melbourne in this Saturday’s AFLW preliminary final (12.40pm AEDT start) after a 50-point thrashing of Collingwood in today’s qualifying final.
The AFL later announced the AFLW Grand Final on April 9 would start at 12.40pm, with the men’s clash between Sydney and North Melbourne pushed back by around one hour.
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The Sunday Session. It’s also airing on 7mate at 11.40pm.
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Looks Like 7 Perth will have the news at 1/2 time during the coverage of the Derby on Sunday,going by Freeview.
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The 3.20pm local / 6.20pm AEDT timeslot was perfect for Sunday afternoon games in Perth, giving Seven a huge lead-in to their 6pm News. It’s a pity Daylight savings is over and the slot has to move an hour later in Perth but required so there is no overlap with the 3.20pm Melbourne game.
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AFLW shines on the biggest stage
Seven live and free games over four days on Seven and 7mate
In a league first, football fans will witness AFL Women’s on the biggest stage this weekend, when Seven’s own Daisy Pearce leads Melbourne onto the MCG turf to take on the Brisbane Lions in a Preliminary Final, this Saturday at 12.30pm on Seven and 7plus.
After a historic Round Two, football’s #1 commentary team will return to football grounds across the nation to deliver seven games live and free on Seven, kicking off with Thursday Night Footy at Marvel Stadium from 7.00pm AEDT, featuring the man of the moment, Lance “Buddy” Franklin.
Friday Night Footy heads to the MCG to see the reigning premiers battle Essendon, as the Bombers attempt to get their first win of the 2022 AFL Premiership Season.
Fans can also enjoy back-to-back footy this Saturday and Sunday, with the two AFLW Preliminary Finals leading the charge, before Collingwood take on Geelong at the MCG, live on Seven and 7mate from 6.30pm AEDT. Then, St Kilda and Richmond battle in the annual Maddie’s Match at Marvel Stadium at 3.00pm on Sunday afternoon, straight after Seven’s VFL coverage.
The AFL Round Three and AFLW Finals matches broadcast on Seven this week are:
- Western Bulldogs v Sydney Swans, Marvel Stadium – 7.00pm AEDT Thursday
- Melbourne v Essendon, SCG – 7.00pm AEDT Friday
- AFLW Preliminary Final: Melbourne v Brisbane Lions – 12.00pm AEDT Saturday
- AFLW Preliminary Final: Adelaide Crows v Fremantle – 2.30pm AEDT Saturday
- Collingwood v Geelong Cats, MCG – 6.30pm AEDT Saturday
- VFL Sandringham v Richmond – 12.00pm AEDT Sunday (Victoria only)
- St Kilda v Richmond – 3.00pm AEDT Sunday on Channel 7
Fans in NSW, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia can also watch Round Three matches involving teams from their home states live and free on Channel 7, including Friday night’s showdown between Adelaide and Port Adelaide from 7.00pm ACDT.
Ahead of Round Three, The Front Bar is back again on Thursday night straight after the footy, with a guest appearance from Western Bulldogs premiership hero Liam Picken.
Georgie Parker, Heath Shaw and Dale Thomas are live and free on 7plus on Sunday night at 6.00pm AEDT straight after the game for the second week of The Sunday Session. Nothing is off limits when Heater, Daisy and Georgie give their take on a monster round of football every week after Sunday Afternoon Football on Seven.
Following Friday night’s match, Adam Cooney, Georgie Parker and Cam Luke will once again settle in on the sofa, offering viewers their unique take on the Dees v Dons clash as Armchair Experts returns to Seven and 7plus.
Thursday Night Football: Western Bulldogs v Sydney Swans
Live from 7.00pm on Seven, Your Home of Footy
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I would have thought Seven could have shown the Western Bulldogs v Sydney game on the main channel into Sydney on Thursday night in order to capitalise on the Buddy-mania of the past week.
The corresponding NRL match (Titans v Tigers) is unlikely to draw a huge audience in Sydney.
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Also, the details for the 3pm Sunday match in that press release has the wrong teams. It should be St Kilda v Richmond (Marvel Stadium).
Richmond v GWS was played last Sunday.
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Melbourne had to play some home games at the SCG over the past two seasons due to COVID restrictions, but thankfully that is no longer the case. This game is at the MCG.
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