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The 2018 AFL season is just weeks away but before all that comes the JLT Community Series which, along with last week’s AFLX, forms the pre-season for AFL clubs.
Each club in the AFL will play two trial matches over the next three weeks – the first two weeks being a split round, and the latter week featuring nine games.
Are you looking to watch the JLT Community series on TV, or live stream it online, or just check out the fixture? You’re in the right place!
There’s a number of different ways you can live stream AFL football, including the JLT Community Series, in 2018.
Firstly, you could live stream Foxtel’s coverage. To do this, you’ll need to use either Foxtel Now or the Foxtel App.
Foxtel Now is a paid service for people who don’t already have an existing Foxtel connection. However if you do have a Foxtel connection already that gives you Sport access, you can use the Foxtel App for free.
Alternatively, you can live stream AFL matches through the AFL Live Pass. This is also a paid service – but you have the option of a weekly, monthly or annual payment, or if you are a Telstra mobile customer, you may be able to access it for free.
Looking to watch from overseas? Unfortunately both of these services are only available in Australia, but you do have the option of streaming via Watch AFL. Please note this service is only available from outside Australia.
If you want to watch the JLT Community Series, it’s a simple equation – every match of the series will be broadcast live on Fox Footy, which is channel 504. There are no other channels televising any of the series.
However, if you can’t get to a telly or in front of a live stream, we will have live scores and a blog of every single match of the series, and talking points to wrap up all three weeks on Sunday night, here on The Roar.
Date | Time (AEDT) | Home | Away | Venue |
Sat Feb 24 | 2:05 PM | North Melbourne | Melbourne | Kingston Twin Ovals |
Sat Feb 24 | 4:35 PM | Essendon | Richmond | Norm Minns Oval |
Sun Feb 25 | 2:05 PM | Adelaide | Fremantle | Strathalbyn Oval |
Sun Feb 25 | 6:35 PM | West Coast | Port Adelaide | Leederville Oval |
Wed Feb 28 | 7:10 PM | Carlton | St Kilda | Ikon Park |
Thu Mar 1 | 7:10 PM | GWS | Collingwood | UNSW Canberra Oval |
Sat Mar 3 | 2:05 PM | Bulldogs | Hawthorn | Mars Stadium |
Sat Mar 3 | 4:35 PM | Brisbane | Sydney | Moreton Bay CSC |
Sun Mar 4 | 4:35 PM | Gold Coast | Geelong | Riverway Stadium |
Wed Mar 7 | 7:05 PM | Richmond | North Melbourne | Ikon Park |
Thu Mar 8 | 7:05 PM | Melbourn | St Kilda | Casey Fields |
Fri Mar 9 | 7:40 PM | Sydney | GWS | Blacktown International Sportspark |
Sat Mar 10 | 1:05 PM | Collingwood | Bulldogs | Ted Summerton Reserve |
Sat Mar 10 | 4:05 PM | Port Adelaide | Adelaide | Alberton Oval |
Sat Mar 10 | 7:05 PM | Hawthorn | Carlton | UTAS Stadium |
Sun Mar 11 | 1:05 PM | Geelong | Essendon | Central Reserve |
Sun Mar 11 | 4:05 PM | Gold Coast | Brisbane | Fankhauser Reserve |
Sun Mar 11 | 7:05 PM | Fremantle | West Coast | HBF Arena |