The two best teams from the 2014/15 A-League season, Melbourne Victory and Sydney FC, are left standing and will fight it out on Sunday afternoon in front of a packed AAMI Park crowd in Melbourne, with kickoff due at 4:00pm (AEST).
TV:
Free To Air: For those of you without Fox Sports, there’s good news and bad news. The good news is SBS One will be showing the game. The bad news is, it’ll be on a 30min delay so stay far away from your phone/facebook/twitter/the outside world until 7:30pm. Coverage will begin with Craig Foster, Lucy Zelic and David Zdrilic at 4:30pm (AEST).
Foxtel: The only way to watch the game live however, is to get to a mate’s house with Foxtel subscription. Pre-game coverage will begin at 3pm on Fox Sports 4 (channel 505) for an hour before the big dance kicks off at 4:00pm on the same channel.
Online:
The only legal way to watch the game online is through Foxtel Pay, which will be streaming the Grand Final live from 4:00pm (AEST).
You can however, keep up to date with score updates and analysis through the magic of social media.
Follow the A-League, Sydney FC and Melbourne Victory on Twitter for score updates, photos, analysis and video.
Radio:
If you’re in Sydney or Melbourne you can tune into ABC Grandstand’s call of the match from 4pm on ABC News Radio. Sydneysiders, tune into to 630AM and Melbournians should flick to 1026AM to follow the game.
You can also listen online, through ABC Grandstand Digital.
Of course, you can also follow The Roar’s live blog of the match and join in the conversation as we learn who will be crowned the champions of the A-League for 2015!
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