Seven AFL Shows Growing Younger Viewers | TV tonight

Seven have the implementation of his Offspring Panel shows prior to the Offspring Final.

The front bar This year is accompanied by The Agenda -Setters, Footy Feast And Unfiltered.

Together they grow the number of younger people who look at 7PLUS sport. Almost two -thirds of their viewers on the streaming platform are younger than 55, and half are in the key of 25 to 54 years.

Seven’s head of Offspring And Sport Innovation, Gary O’Keeffe, said: “We are incredibly proud of ours Offspring Production team and the way in which Footy fans have embraced our seven-day offer.

“During the week there is something for everyone, from pleasure and warmth to hard news and opinion. It was a huge company of our team while we reset the Footy Media landscape. And now, new shows like such as such as like The agenda -Setters, unfiltered And Footy party have secured their place in the weekly Footy -Line -Up.

“We are proud of what has been achieved, but it is only a start and we can’t wait to build on our offer in season 2026,” he said.

Organized by Mick Molloy, Sam Pang and Andy Maher, the front bar is the #1 Sport Entertainment Show from Australia, with an average National Total TV audience of 607,000 so far this year. The public has risen by 27% since 2022, making it one of the most successful shows after 8.30 p.m. This year alone, it has risen 6%, including an increase of 29% on 7PLUS Sport.

Onfilterd, the Wednesday interview program organized by Hamish Mclachlan, which was launched in March, is already the second most viewed Sport Entertainment Show in Australia (behind the Voorste Bar), with an average weekly national audience of 222,000 over Seven and 7PLUS Sport and RoutinMatig wins his time lock.

The Agenda – Seven’s – Seven’s new Monday and Tuesday evening AFL News and Opinion program – finished by Kane Cornes, Nick Riewoldt, Caroline Wilson and Craig Hutchinson – has won a loyal and growing audience over seven, 7 -men and 7PLUS Sport. The show has scored an average weekly national total TV audience of 183,000, just behind the nearest competitor. On Tuesday evening it is the most viewed AFL Magazine Show.

Seven’s National Sport Sales Director, Rob Maclean, said: “Our ambition at the AFL Magazine shows was to use the Footy habit of all fans, Long-Te Te Feeding of the traditional fan looking for expert analysis and hard opinions, up to the informal fan looking for light entertainment. We wanted to make contact with everyone.

“The shows have clearly produced that strategy, so that 25% weekly range is brought on top of our live match coverage. 7 AFL achieves almost 5 million viewers and a million of them every week of the season are unique for the additional programs. This is before we even start measuring the extensive social sound that our programs have made.

“These programs are appointment view that inherent offers strong visibility for partners, but more than that, they offer brands a connection with content with real relevance and resonance,” he said.

“They have also unlocked further opportunities to increase consciousness of important causes, such as helping change the face of men with Movember’s health, to finance more programs such as Movember for the game.”