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I know there are so many of you sitting there in your apartments across the US wondering how you can watch games. We generally get together all over America to watch the Grand Final and some of the finals games, but what about the rest of the regular season?
How to stream the 2023 AFL Season from home in America
The best and official option is Watch AFL!
Powered by FOX SPORTS, Watch AFL brings you:
- All seasons since 2017 to 2021 Toyota AFL Premiership including the Finals.
- Select classic matches.
- NAB AFLW and Marsh Community series.
- AFL news and entertainment shows from the FOX FOOTY channel.
The best part of WatchAFL is that you can watch all the games in your own way, wherever you are in the house.
- Stream on your compatible phone, tablet or computer via the Watch AFL website or dedicated apps.
- Watch on your TV using Chromecast, Airplay or the Apple TV app.
- Download matches and shows to watch offline.
To find out more, head to Watch AFL and read all about their package information.
In summary, how to watch AFL games in 2023 from USA
- Sign up to Watch AFL
- Enjoy and comment your favorite team below!
- Watch AFL.
What subscription options for Watch AFL are available?
I know not everyone is keen to subscribe for a whole season so WatchAFL has given you some options:
- Premium Weekly Subscription – For those of you who just want to tune in for a particular round
- Monthly Subscription – For those who are more committed, but not quite year-long committed
- 12-Month Subscription – The best value going round by far and one that gets you access to every game of the year including the finals and the Grand Final
What exactly is Watch AFL and how does it work?
Watch AFL is a subscription-based international service that delivers LIVE streams and on-demand replays of the Australian Football League to fans around the world, including America.
It can be purchased in or outside Australia from watchafl.com.au, however, the content within the Service can only be viewed from outside Australia (for example, if you are living, working or holidaying outside of Australia).
The service allows you to watch AFL matches in real-time on supported personal computers, tablets, mobile devices and TVs. You can also catch up on any of the action you've missed (or want to watch again) with our on demand service.
Watch AFL also gives you LIVE access to the 24/7 FOX FOOTY Channel for all of the latest AFL news, in-depth analysis and entertainment shows.
Everything you need to know about AFL on US TV: afana.com/tvinfo
They’ve been around since 1996 and have networks and schedules out a month or more.
Any idea if fox soccer plus will be broadcasting Aussie rules soon being the season is starting next week?
Very good question – I believe they’ve done some games in the past!
Hi mate. Just wonder if now is the opportune time to update this webpage (GF is in two days + 12 hours from now). Yes, I’m familiar with what is offered via afl.com.au as you correctly reference, but was curious to know about ESPN and any free options in the USA. FYI, your webpage was 2nd or 3rd via google today. Thanks again.
Thanks Marco! Unfortunately I was away for the GF so didn’t get a chance to monitor and update this. Would love to know what you found though so I can update!
Hi…. Is there any way to stream this on Roku?
Thanks
You can use Chromecast! So you have it on your phone and beam it to your TV.
I have no ties to AUS but have grown to love the AFL and looked forward to the new season though we just get a couple of games a week if lucky on FS2. Is there no option to stream to TV via Roku? It appears to me the options available are being streamed to your Apple or Android phone or tablet and then cast / projected onto the tv. Which works but is annoying to work with at time. Or if I got the Apple TV App on Roku would I then have to subscribe to Apple TV and WatchAFL?
Hey Josh, what about venues? Do any pubs/restaurants/cafes show games in real time?
I’m working on a list!