AFL returns to winning position, NRL remains strong, as World Cup Cricket looms
Weekend Ratings Wrap, thanks to @TV_Blackbox https://t.co/ETD4mLdMTL — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) May 29, 2019
Weekend Ratings Wrap, thanks to @TV_Blackbox https://t.co/ETD4mLdMTL — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) May 29, 2019
A-League Grand Final disappoints and AFL ratings decline as Federal Election dominates weekend | FULL STORY – https://t.co/nyU9xAr7DI pic.twitter.com/NwWbtzBS22 — TV Blackbox (@TV_Blackbox) May 22, 2019
We apologise for any inconvenience, but we have again been told we cant give ratings data by Oztam. Please note ratings data is provided at the following twitter accounts and sites. MediaweekAUS MrTVAus TV_Blackbox TVTonight Medispy.
Background Television Nine had the No.1 “event” broadcast with the first QLD vs NSW State of Origin game pipping Seven’s AFL Grand Final. Top rating TV events, 2018 State of Origin Game 1, Nine, 3.44 million AFL Grand Final: West Coast vs Collingwood, Seven, 3.40 million AFL Grand Final presentations, Seven, 3.33 million State of…
Attendance on February 4th (thanks to @au_sport) 2nd Test: Australia d Sri Lanka (d4). Crowd: 2,004 @ Manuka Oval NBL: Illawarra Hawks d Cairns Taipans. Crowd: 2,273 @ WIN Entertainment Centre AFL OPTUS has boosted its support for the WA Football League, adding league naming rights, volunteers and the new WAFL Women’s competition for 2019….
3/2 Attendances (thanks to Austadiums and their twitter feed at @au_sport) 2nd Test: Australia v Sri Lanka (d3). Crowd: 8,397 @ Manuka Oval A-League: Sydney FC d Melbourne City. Crowd: 13,029 @ Jubilee Stadium AFLW: Brisbane Lions d GWS Giants. Crowd: 2,850 @ Moreton Bay Central Sports Complex AFLW: Fremantle d Melbourne. Crowd: 1,800 @…
Attendance – Friday February 1st (thanks to @au_sport) 2nd Test: Australia v Sri Lanka (d1). Crowd: 8,556 @ Manuka Oval BBL: Brisbane Heat d Perth Scorchers. Crowd: 21,254 @ Gabba NBL: Melbourne United d New Zealand Breakers. Crowd: 4,714 @ Spark Arena NBL: Sydney Kings d Brisbane Bullets. Crowd: 3,314 @ Brisbane Convention & Exhibition…
Crowds for Thursday, January 31 (thanks to @au_sport) ABL Championship Series: Brisbane d Perth. Crowd: 2,870 @ Baseball Park BBL: Adelaide Strikers d Hobart Hurricanes. Crowd: 13,836 @ University of Tasmania Stadium W-League: Melbourne City d Sydney FC. Crowd: 1,415 @ WIN Stadium TV Ratings for Thursday, January 31 (thanks to @MediaweekAUS and Mediaspy) BBL:…
Attendances for Wednesday, Jan 30 BBL: Melbourne Renegades d Sydney Thunder. Crowd: 10,287 @ Marvel Stadium TV Ratings for Wednesday, Jan 30 BBL: Melbourne Renegades d Sydney Thunder – Fox (Exclusive) 207,000 & 223,000 A-league and Soccer News Two heavyweight international financiers behind Canberra’s A-League aspirations look set to withdraw their funding promise by June…
Cricket Australia reports that 135,861 fans attended the WBBL across the 59-game season – at an average of 2,384 per match, including a record 5,650 at Mackay’s Harrup Park which set a new record for the highest attendance at a standalone WBBL match. While the WBBL attendance record at Optus Stadium was also broken this season, as…
Crowds – January 29th BBL: Sydney Sixers d Adelaide Strikers. Crowd: 8,083 @ Sydney Cricket Ground BBL: Hobart Hurricanes d Brisbane Heat. Crowd: TBA @ Blundstone Arena Crowd figures from Austadiums twitter (@au_sport) TV Ratings – January 29th BBL: Sydney Sixers d Adelaide Strikers – Fox (Exclusive) 188,000 & 207,000 BBL: Hobart Hurricanes d Brisbane…
Attendance At the close of Round 4 of the 2018-19 A-league Season, attendances remain down, now -9.87% compared to same time last year, at an average of 12,829. Round 4 was attended by 49,105 – up from 45,757 during last seasons R4, despite playing in Mudgee – at 4 stadiums in 3 states. The Womens…
In late October we ran a number of surveys via twitter to figure out the viewing habits of our followers. Between 150-160 people voted in each poll – for which we are immensely grateful – from which we have drawn some fairly rough estimates on viewing behaviours.
With Port Adelaide and the AFL once again trumpeting their involvement in China at a recent Chinese Expo, we asked whether the A-league was involved and if not, why not. Fortuntely, the International Relations Manager for the FFA, Keiran Lilley was on hand to answer via twitter.
Attendance At the end of Round 3 of the 2018-19 A-league season, attendances are down 13.16% to 207,475 at an average of 13,832. R3 was attended by 44,728 people at 5 stadiums in 3 states and New Zealand for an average crowd of 8,946. Both major derbies have been completed at this stage in both…
The A-league Attendance The Opening round of the 2018-19 Aleague season was attended by 84,761 at an average attendance of 16,952 persons – up 26.86% on the opening round in 2017-18, helped chiefly by the Melbourne derby (held in R2 last season). Nothing can really be read into the seasons performance until rounds 4-5 after…
In case you werent paying attention, heres whats come across our desk in the last week here at Footy Industry. A-league and local Association Football Know your A-League owners A-LEAGUE boss Greg O’Rourke will recommend to the outgoing Football Federation Australia board which two teams should join an expanded national competition but wants the…