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The best player in the NRL will be crowned on Wednesday, September 26, with the Dally M Medal ceremony taking place at Sydney’s Overseas Passenger Terminal. This is The Roar‘s guide to streaming the event online and watching it on TV.
Scheduled to get underway at 8:30pm (AEST), the ceremony will be preceded by the red carpet for the players and their partners to arrive at the event.
Following this, we will have all of the season awards, including team of the year, coach of the year, rookie of the year and women’s player of the year among others.
The headline of the night will come from the Dally M Medal count though. It went behind closed doors at the end of Round 12, and so round-by-round, the final nine rounds will be done on the night to reveal who wins the award for 2018.
Cameron Smith is the defending champion, after taking it out in 2017.
The event will be broadcast live on Fox Sports, through their dedicated rugby league channel, Fox League. It can be found on Channel 502.
To watch the coverage, you will need to have a valid Foxtel TV subscription, complete with the sports package.
If you’re overseas, you’ll need to head to WatchNRL and grab a subscription.
If you would prefer to stream the coverage of the Dally M Medal, you will be able to do so through either of Foxtel’s dedicated streaming applications. It’s important to understand which is the correct one for you to use though.
The first option is the Foxtel App, which is free to use with a valid TV subscription’s username and password.
If you don’t have Foxtel on TV, then you will want to use Foxtel Now.
Start time: 8:30pm (AEST)
Venue: Overseas Passenger Terminal, Sydney
TV: Live, Fox League 502
Online: Live, Foxtel app, Foxtel now.
Full list of awards
Provan-Summons Medal (People’s choice for best player)
Rookie of the year
Captain of the year
Coach of the year
Female player of the year
Representative player of the year
Headline moment of the year
Top try-scorer
Top point-scorer
Team of the year
Dally M Medal count at end of Round 12
James Maloney (Panthers) – 17 votes
Kalyn Ponga (Knights) – 16 votes
Luke Brooks (Tigers) – 16 votes
Andrew Fifita (Sharks) – 16 votes
Gareth Widdop (Dragons) – 14 votes
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (Warriors) – 12 votes
Jai Arrow (Titans) – 12 votes
Damien Cook (Rabbitohs) – 12 votes
Mitchell Pearce (Knights) – 11 votes
Benji Marshall (Tigers) – 11 points
Ashley Taylor (Titans) – 11 points
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