AFLW and Supercars Grand Finals, live and free on Seven and 7plus Sport
The Seven Network is bringing fans every moment of the 2025 AFLW Grand Final live, free and in prime time as North Melbourne take on the Brisbane Lions under lights at IKON Park this Saturday, 29 November.
Seven’s live and free coverage begins from 7.00pm AEDT on Seven, 7mate and 7plus Sport, featuring the full Telstra Pre-Game Entertainment, headlined by ARIA Award-winning duo Peking Duk, before the first bounce under the lights.
As well the AFLW Grand Final action, the 2025 Supercars Championship reaches its spectacular conclusion with the BP Adelaide Grand Final across two days from 1.00pm AEDT Saturday, live and free on Seven and 7plus Sport.
In one of the most tightly contested championship races in years, Broc Feeney, Chaz Mostert, Will Brown and Kai Allen all remain in the hunt for the title, setting up a high-stakes showdown on the unforgiving streets of Adelaide.
Seven’s huge week of sport continues with wall-to-wall action across multiple codes, including:
- Talking W Grand Final edition tonight from 7.00pm on 7plus Sport
- The Women’s Big Bash League continues heading to the pointy end of the season on Friday night and Sunday
- A massive Saturday of horse racing
For the AFLW Grand Final, footy fans will be treated to expert insight and analysis from Seven’s esteemed group of AFLW callers and hosts, including host Abbey Holmes, callers Alister Nicholson and Jo Wotton, expert commentator Kate McCarthy and newly appointed Gold Coast SUNS General Manager of Women’s Football and arguably the women’s game’s greatest ever player, Erin Phillips.
Leading Seven’s coverage of the 2025 BP Adelaide Grand Final will be veteran motorsport expert and Sunrise sport presenter Mark Beretta, who will broadcast live from the circuit alongside Supercars co-driver and 7Motorsport host, Jack Perkins, and rally car champion Molly Taylor.
Supercars icons Mark Skaife and Neil Crompton will lead the commentary of the event, with Garth Tander, Mark Larkham, Chad Neylon and Riana Crehan reporting from pit lane.
Seven AFLW Commentator and host of Talking W, Kate McCarthy, said: “We are in for an absolute thrill on Saturday night as the two teams who’ve been the benchmark of the competition for quite some time now, North Melbourne and Brisbane both play skilful, high-pressure footy, live and free on Seven and 7plus Sport.
“We all saw last week what Jas Gamer did in the fourth quarter to single handedly will her over the line in a prelim final against Melbourne, a game that was easily their grittiest win of their 26-game winning streak. She has shown before she can do it in a Grand Final and dare I say, will again on Saturday night.
“Then you look at Courtney Hodder who finally earned her maiden All Australian blazer for her incredible 2025 season. She is someone that is a tough match up for anyone and could prove to be handful for North Melbourne.
“Seven’s coverage puts fans right in the heart of it, and with Peking Duk firing everyone up pre-game, the energy around this Grand Final will be on another level and I cannot wait to see who’s holding up that Premiership Cup on Saturday night,” she said.
Seven Supercars expert commentator, Molly Taylor, said: “It all comes down to Adelaide. After a season packed with twists, shocks and razor-thin margins, we’ve got four drivers capable of walking away as the 2025 Supercars champion.
“Broc Feeney, Chaz Mostert, Will Brown and Kai Allen have all delivered impressive performances throughout the year, and now it’s about who can handle the pressure when everything is on the line.
“What makes this so exciting is how different these four contenders are. A young star in Feeney who dominated the Sprint Cup, the ultimate racer in Mostert, the powerhouse form of Brown, and the rise of a future superstar in Allen,” she said.
“Fans are in for an incredible finish. This is exactly the kind of championship battle Supercars is built for – high pressure, high drama and a title that won’t be decided until the final laps on Sunday.”
7NEWS.com.au is the place to be for all the Supercars Championship and AFL Women’s news in the lead up to, and during, this weekend’s coverage, with all the biggest stories as they break.
Ahead of the 2025 AFLW Grand Final, fans can re-live every 2025 match broadcast on Seven on demand on the AFLW Hub on 7plus Sport, plus interviews with players from every club on demand.
2025 AFLW Grand Final
7.00pm AEDT, Saturday, 29 November on Seven, 7mate and 7plus
BROADCAST TIMES ON SEVEN:
TUESDAY, 25 NOVEMBER
Talking W
National
7.00pm on 7plus Sport
WEDNESDAY, 26 NOVEMBER
The Front Bar: Cricket Edition, featuring Stuart Broad
National
8.30pm on Seven and 7plus Sport
Unfiltered with Ricky Ponting
National
9.30pm on Seven and 7plus Sport
FRIDAY, 28 NOVEMBER
WBBL: Sydney Sixers v Brisbane Heat
Sydney and Melbourne
3.30pm live on 7mate and 7plus Sport
Brisbane
2.30pm live on 7mate and 7plus Sport
Adelaide
2.00pm live on 7mate and 7plus Sport
Perth
12.30pm live on 7mate and 7plus Sport
WBBL: Adelaide Strikers v Sydney Thunder
Sydney and Melbourne
7.00pm live on 7mate and 7plus Sport
Brisbane
6.00pm live on 7mate and 7plus Sport
Adelaide
6.30pm live on 7mate and 7plus Sport
Perth
4.00pm live on 7mate and 7plus Sport
SATURDAY, 29 NOVEMBER
Seven’s Horse Racing
Sydney and Melbourne
12.00pm live on 7two and 7plus Sport
Brisbane
11.00am live on 7two and 7plus Sport
Adelaide
11.30am live on 7two and 7plus Sport
Perth
9.00am live on 7two and 7plus Sport
Supercars Championship: BP Adelaide Grand Final
Sydney and Melbourne
1.00pm live on Seven and 7plus Sport
Brisbane
12.00pm live on Seven and 7plus Sport
Adelaide
12.30pm live on Seven and 7plus Sport
Perth
10.00am live on Seven and 7plus Sport
2025 AFLW Grand Final: North Melbourne v Brisbane Lions
Sydney
7.00pm live on 7mate and 7plus Sport
Melbourne
7.00pm live on Seven and 7plus Sport
Brisbane
6.00pm live on 7mate and 7plus Sport
Adelaide
6.30pm live on 7mate and 7plus Sport, 7.00pm live on Seven and 7plus Sport
Perth
4.00pm live on 7mate and 7plus Sport
SUNDAY, 30 NOVEMBER
Supercars Championship: BP Adelaide Grand Final
Sydney and Melbourne
1.00pm live on Seven and 7plus Sport
Brisbane
12.00pm live on Seven and 7plus Sport
Adelaide
12.30pm live on Seven and 7plus Sport
Perth
10.00am live on Seven and 7plus Sport
WBBL: Brisbane Heat v Adelaide Strikers
Sydney and Melbourne
12.00pm live on 7mate and 7plus Sport
Brisbane
11.00am live on 7mate and 7plus Sport
Adelaide
11.30am live on 7mate and 7plus Sport
Perth
9.00am live on 7mate and 7plus Sport
WBBL: Sydney Sixers v Sydney Thunder
Sydney and Melbourne
3.30pm live on 7mate and 7plus Sport
Brisbane
2.30pm live on 7mate and 7plus Sport
Adelaide
3.00pm live on 7mate and 7plus Sport
Perth
9.00am live on 7mate and 7plus Sport
