The 2023 VFL season will be played between Friday, March 24 and Sunday, September 24, when it concludes with the VFL Grand Final. Here is your guide to watching every game on TV, or live streaming state league Aussie Rules online.
The Casey Demons were premiers of VFL last year, becoming the first since 2019 following which heavily impacted seasons due to COVID-19, with Richmond the reigning premiers from their 2019 Grand Final win.
Most rounds of the VFL season will see 10 matches played, with one club having a bye. They are generally split into one Friday, six on Saturday and three on Sunday, although there can be differences from time to time.
Under the terms of the VFL TV deal, all nine games are available to both watch on TV, and live stream online. You can scroll down to the bottom of this article to see which games are coming up this weekend.
How to watch the VFL on TV in Australia
VFL broadcast partner Channel 7 will show a weekly game plus finals, live and free on 7 in Victoria and 7Plus nationally. Fans can catch up from anywhere around the nation on 7plus.
Channel 7 can be found on digital TV at Channel 70 in high definition and 71 in standard definition, while it can be found on Foxtel at Channel 107. Some states may broadcast the game on 7Mate or 7Two, and Zero Hanger suggests checking your local guides to confirm which channel the game will be broadcast on.
How to live stream the VFL online
If you're looking to live stream the VFL, then there are a number of options available to you.
All VFL matches will be live-streamed free on AFL.com.au and the AFL Live Official App. You will be able to visit afl.com.au and follow the links. All matches will be available to watch on-demand.
Those games broadcast on Channel 7 will enable you to live stream the match for free through the network's own live stream platform, known as 7plus. Signing up with a valid account and login details will suffice to live stream matches for free through this platform.
How to watch VFL this week
All times listed below are AEST.
Saturday, June 3Â
| Time | Match | Venue | TV | Stream |
| 12:05 PM | Southport Sharks vs Casey Demons | Fankhauser Reserve, QLD | AFL.com.au | |
| 1:05 PM | Port Melbourne vs Gold Coast Suns |
ETU Stadium, VIC
|
AFL.com.au | |
| 1:05 PM | Coburg Lions vs Werribee Tigers | Piranha Park, VIC | AFL.com.au | |
| 2:05 PM | Carlton Blues vs Frankston Dolphins |
Ikon Park, VIC
|
AFL.com.au | |
| 2:05 PM | Box Hill Hawks vs Williamstown Seagulls | Box Hill City Oval, VIC | AFL.com.au | |
| 2:35 PM | Footscray Bulldogs vs Geelong Cats | Avalon Airport Oval, VIC | AFL.com.au |
Sunday, June 4
| Time | Match | Venue | TV | Stream |
| 9:30 AM | GWS Giants vs Richmond Tigers |
Giants Stadium, NSW
|
AFL.com.au | |
| 1:35 PM | Essendon Bombers vs North Melbourne Kangaroos | NEC Hangar, VIC | AFL.com.au | |
| 2:05 PM | Northern Bullants vs Collingwood Magpies | Preston City Oval, VIC | Channel 7 | 7Plus, AFL.com.au |
The VFL season features 22 home and away rounds, with each team to play 18 games during that time, before a five-week finals series to determine the eventual premiers.
