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NRL Grand Final 2019: guide

The Roosters take on the Raiders on Sunday at ANZ Stadium.

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The Roosters take on the Raiders in the NRL Grand Final this Sunday from ANZ Stadium.

Nine has the game Live at 7:30pm AEDT around the country.

Here is how Sunday shapes up:

Sports Sunday – Sunday at 10.00am AEDT, Live on Nine.
This week: host James Bracey is joined by Peter FitzSimons, Australian netball superstar Liz Ellis, recently retired Cronulla Sharks legend Paul Gallen and journalist Andrew Webster, plus the panel cross live to ANZ Stadium to chat with Queensland great Sam Thaiday.

Sunday NRL Footy Show – Live from 11.00am AEDT on Nine, direct from ANZ Stadium. (9GEM Melb / Ade / Per)
Host Erin Molan will cover all the big stories of Grand Final week so far, alongside Nine’s NRL team of experts including Peter Sterling, Brad Fittler, Billy Slater, Ruan Sims, Wally Lewis and more.

Grand Final Day: State Championship Grand Final – Newtown Jets vs Burleigh Bears, Live from ANZ Stadium at 1.00pm AEDT on Nine (9GEM Melb / Ade / Per)
Host and commentators: Erin Molan, Peter Psaltis, Jamie Soward, Allana Ferguson, Scott Sattler.

Grand Final Day: NRL Women’s Grand Final: Broncos vs Dragons, Live from ANZ Stadium at 3.30pm AEDT on on Nine (9GEM Melb / Ade / Per)
Host and commentators: James Bracey, Peter Sterling, Ruan Sims, Sam Thaiday, Allana Ferguson, Mat Thompson.

Grand Final Day: NRL Grand Final pre-match entertainment 
Live from ANZ Stadium at 6.30pm AEDT on Nine.
Retiring and departing players class of 2019
Performing: One Republic

7:30pm AEDT NRL Grand Final Roosters vs Raiders,
Hosts and commentators: James Bracey, Erin Molan, Ray Warren, Phil Gould, Andrew Johns, Brad Fittler, Billy Slater, Peter Sterling, Johnathan Thurston, Darren Lockyer, Paul Gallen.

Instagram Takeover: Sam Thaiday.
WWOS Live Blog: Peter Sterling.
9Now Supplementary Streams Available: Coach cam, player cam, referee cam, Spider-cam.

Powered by FOX Sports, WatchNRL allows fans around the world to stream the NRL Grand Final Live or on-demand outside Australia, New Zealand or the Pacific Islands.

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  1. So disappointing, tuned in at 6:30pm here in Adelaide as advertised to see OneRepublic’s performance, only for the broadcast to cut in half way through their second song.

  2. hey David if nine advertise a start time of 7:30pm but dont start at that time is that false advertising cause the AFL start time is the start time yet nine start games late always

    1. Starting times have long been a point of contention for TV audiences, and I once hosted a crowd-sourcing “Late List” to name and shame the worst offenders. Even in recent months I have asked some networks to avoid press releases that state 8:30 when their guide says 8:40. To answer you question, Nine would probably argue the broadcast is from 7:30 while the match may be separate. I doubt you would have a legit complaint with Consumer Affairs.

      1. And what about EPGs, which are meant to be even more accurate (to the minute and on some TVs to the second), compared with promo/print/online guides?

        Seven, ABC, SBS and for the most part 10 (except 7:30pm reality) for a number of years are spot on with EPG. (e.g.) 8:37pm and bang on.

        Nine are never correct, always behind, often 10-15min out (e.g.) tuning-in for Footy Classified for 9:35 on EPG and waiting until 9:50 or 10pm and waiting for 10:20pm, among many other offences.

        Have you observed?

        2. i find the worse are the prerecorded reality shows which they cannot edit into the time slot , if thats the case make the time slot 1 and a half hours and not 1 hour

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