Fox Sports AFL Channel Number: Where to Catch Every Match

As the Australian Football League (AFL) season ramps up, fans everywhere want a quick answer: Which channel number is Fox Sports AFL on? Whether you’re tuning in from a cable box, satellite receiver, or a streaming service, this guide will help you locate the channel, understand the broadcast schedule, and stay up‑to‑date with expert commentary from David King, Brad Johnson, and Jay Clark.

What is Fox Sports AFL?

Fox Sports AFL is the flagship channel that brings live coverage of every AFL match to viewers across Australia. It features pre‑match analysis, post‑game reviews, and in‑depth discussions on team strategies, player performances, and the broader implications of each game. The channel’s branding, known as the FOX SPORTS AFL IDENT, is instantly recognizable to fans who have followed the network since the first week of finals in its inaugural year on the network.

Finding Fox Sports AFL on Your TV

The channel number for Fox Sports AFL can vary depending on your service provider and region. Below is a quick reference for the most common setups:

Because channel numbers can change with package updates or regional adjustments, always check your provider’s current channel guide or the official Foxtel website for the most accurate information.

How to Watch AFL Games via Streaming

If you prefer online viewing, several streaming platforms carry Fox Sports AFL:

  1. Foxtel Go – Live streaming of all Fox Sports channels, including AFL.
  2. Kayo Sports – Offers live and on‑demand AFL coverage, plus additional commentary and analysis.
  3. Foxtel Now – A cloud‑based alternative to Foxtel Go, providing the same channel lineup.

All of these services require a valid subscription and may offer free trial periods for new users.

AFL Broadcast Schedule: What to Expect Each Week

Fox Sports AFL typically follows a weekly schedule that aligns with the AFL’s fixture list: