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TV Guide: The 2024 Brownlow Medal on Seven and 7plus

Red Carpet coverage starts at 7:30 pm on 23 September.

By Mediaweek AdminPublished Sep 23, 2024
2 min read
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The 2024 Charles Brownlow Medal will see AFL's highest individual honour awarded live and free on the Seven Network on Monday, 23 September.

With a stacked pool of contenders, the Brownlow race is wide open, with Nick Daicos, Patrick Cripps, Marcus Bontempelli and Lachie Neale all set to battle it out.

Seven’s exclusive, live and free coverage begins at 7.30 pm AEST on Channel 7, 7mate, and 7plus across all devices. The night will be hosted by 7AFL commentator Hamish McLachlan and 7NEWS Melbourne’s Rebecca Maddern, broadcasting from Crown Melbourne.

The festivities will kick off with the Brownlow Medal Red Carpet, hosted by 7NEWS Melbourne’s Abbey Gelmi, along with 7AFL’s Dale Thomas and Abbey Holmes, showcasing all the glitz and glamour of Australian football’s most prestigious night and hearing directly from the competition’s best players and their partners.

Seven will broadcast both the 2024 Brownlow Medal and the AFL Grand Final live, free, and exclusively on 7plus.

Seven Network head of AFL and sport innovation, Gary O’Keeffe, said: “From the first moment on the red carpet, through to what we expect to be a nail-biting final vote count, Australians can catch every moment of the 2024 Brownlow medal live and free on Seven and 7plus.

“We’ve seen countless times how unpredictable and competitive the Brownlow Medal count can be, and this year will be no different.

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“Nick Daicos enjoyed his best season yet at just 21 years of age, while The Bont remained as consistent as ever after coming so close last year. Previous winners Patrick Cripps and Lachie Neale continued to go to new heights in 2024 – you cannot split them. Could we see Lachie become the fifth ever player to win a third Brownlow Medal? We’re in for an unbelievable finish,” he said.

Brownlow Medal Schedule:

2024 Brownlow Medal Red Carpet

Sydney and Brisbane - 7:30 pm on 7mate and 7plus
Melbourne - 7:30 pm on Seven and 7plus
Adelaide - 7:00 pm on Seven and 7plus
Perth - 5:30 pm on 7mate and 7plus

2024 Charles Brownlow Medal Count

Sydney and Brisbane - 8:00 pm on 7mate and 7plus
Melbourne - 8:00 pm on Seven and 7plus
Adelaide - 7:30 pm Seven and 7plus
Perth - 6:00 pm on 7mate and 7plus, 7:00 pm on Seven and 7plus

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