The fixture for the 2015 AFL NAB Challenge, has been released with the tournament kicking off on Thursday February 26 to Sunday March 22.
The format of the preseason competition has been a point of experiment in recent seasons, with the tournament trialling shortened round-robin fixtures as well as consecutive games running every night of the week.
The 2015 competition has returned to a more traditional format, while maintaining a focus on getting teams out to regional and suburban grounds.
However, each round will feature a Thursday night match in addition to regular time slots.
Foxtel remains the sole broadcast holder for the tournament, with all but six games to be broadcast live.
Time clashes on the Saturday and Sunday for the opening three weeks of competition mean only the latter of the two scheduled games will be broadcast live.
Every team will play three games across the span of the four weekends of competition, with each side playing once on the final weekend.
The fourth weekend gifts fans a weekend of back-to-back matches with a double header on Friday, followed by triple headers on the Saturday and Sunday.
The round also features local derbies in South Australia, Western Australia, New South Wales and Queensland.
Thursday 26 February
Hawthorn v Collingwood, Aurora Stadium, 7.10pm (EDT)
Friday 27 February
West Coast Eagles v Carlton, Rushton Park, 4.10pm (WST)
Saturday 28 February
Brisbane Lions v St Kilda, Moreton Bay Central Sports Complex, 3.10PM (EST)
Western Bulldogs v Richmond, Whitten Oval, 4.40pm (EDT)
Sunday March 1
Adelaide v North Melbourne, Centenary Oval, 4.10pm (CDT)
Gold Coast Suns v Geelong Cats, Tony Ireland Stadium, 3.40pm (EST)
Thursday 5 March
Fremantle v Melbourne, Fremantle Oval, 4.10pm (WST)
Friday 6 March
Sydney Swans v Brisbane Lions, C.ex Coffs International Stadium, 7.10pm (EDT)
Saturday 7 March
GWS Giants v Gold Coast Suns, Blacktown International Sportspark Sydney, 4.10pm (EDT)
Essendon v St Kilda, Morwell Recreational Reserve, 4.40pm (EDT)
Sunday 8 March
Port Adelaide v West Coast Eagles, Norwood Oval, 4.10pm (CDT)
North Melbourne v Hawthorn, Deakin Reserve, 4.40pm (EDT)
Thursday 12 March
Geelong Cats v Adelaide, Simonds Stadium, 7.10pm (EDT)
Friday 13 March
GWS Giants v Essendon, Spotless Stadium, 7.10pm (EDT)
Saturday 14 March
Western Bulldogs v Melbourne, Eureka Stadium, 4.10pm (EDT)
Richmond v Port Adelaide, Lavington Sports Ground Albury, 4.40pm (EDT)
Sunday 15 March
Sydney Swans v Fremantle, Drummoyne Oval, 4.10pm (EDT)
Collingwood v Carlton, Queen Elizabeth Oval, 4.40pm (EDT)
Thursday 19 March
St Kilda v Hawthorn, Etihad Stadium, 7.10pm (EDT)
Friday 20 March
Melbourne v Essendon, Etihad Stadium, 5.50pm (EDT)
Gold Coast Suns v Brisbane Lions, Metricon Stadium, 7.40pm (EST)
Saturday 21 March
Richmond v North Melbourne, Etihad Stadium, 1.10pm (EDT)
Port Adelaide v Adelaide, AAMI Stadium, 3.40pm (CDT)
Western Bulldogs v Collingwood, Etihad Stadium, 7.10pm (EDT)
Sunday 22 March
GWS Giants v Sydney, StarTrack Oval, 1.10pm (EDT)
Carlton v Geelong Cats, Etihad Stadium, 4.10pm (EDT)
West Coast v Fremantle, Patersons Stadium, 4.10pm (WST)
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