AFL finals broadcast kicks off tonight on SEN

The Sports Entertainment Network (SEN) is delivering unprecedented coverage of the 2022 Toyota AFL Finals Series with the Finals Series starting tonight at the Gabba in Brisbane with the Brisbane Lions taking on the Richmond Tigers.

Anthony Hudson, Dwayne Russell, Andy Maher and Gerard Healy will be heard during the Finals, alongside expert analysis from greats of the game including Luke Hodge, Dermott Brereton and Kane Cornes.

Sports Entertainment network chief executive Craig Hutchison said SEN was looking forward to bringing listeners along on the four-week finals journey: "After 23 gruelling rounds of footy, only eight teams remain on the path to premiership glory, and we are excited to bring the fans every moment of the action across the SEN network and via AFL Nation regionally.

"We have the best team of callers across the dial, each with a unique style and insight that paints the perfect picture for those listening around the country.”

Kicking off tonight on SEN, the 2022 Toyota AFL Finals Series lineup is below:

SEN and AFL Nation Broadcast Guide 

A complete broadcast guide with a full station list is available via AFLNation.com.au/radio.

Brisbane Lions vs. Richmond Tigers

Thursday, 1 September, 7.20 pm AEST

Callers: Gerard Whateley, Anthony Hudson and Leon Cameron

Melbourne Demons vs. Swans Swans

Friday, 2 September, 7.50 pm AEST

Callers: Gerard Whateley, Anthony Hudson, Gerard Healy, Dermott Brereton

Geelong Cats vs. Collingwood Magpies 

Saturday, 3 September, 4:35 pm AEST

SEN Callers: Gerard Whateley, Anthony Hudson, Kane Cornes

AFL Nation Callers: Dwayne Russell, Andy Maher, Brenton Sanderson

Fremantle Dockers vs. Western Bulldogs

Saturday, 3 September, 8:10 pm AEST/6:10 pm AWST

SEN Callers: Tim Gossage, Peter Vlahos, Paul Hasleby, Scott Cummings

AFL Nation Callers: Sam Hargreaves, Jordan Kounelis, Nick Dal Santo

AFLW St. Kilda Saints vs. Hawthorn Hawks

Sunday, 4 September, 4.10 pm AEST

Callers: Sam Hargreaves and Harriet Cordner