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History will be made on Sunday afternoon when either the Brisbane Broncos or Sydney Roosters are crowned the first premier of the newly-formed NRLW competition.
This is The Roar’s guide to watching the 2018 NRLW Grand Final online and on TV and all the key information you need to know about the game.
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The Broncos were by far the most dominant side of the competition, finishing the regular season undefeated.
Led by skipper Ali Brigginshaw, Brisbane conceded just 18 points in the three games they played this year while scoring 66.
Their opposition, the Roosters, came the closest to beating them out of the other two sides in the competition.
The 14-4 loss meant that the Tricolours needed to beat the Dragons to be any hope of a grand-final berth and they did just that, running away 26-0 winners.
They will need to be even better this week though against a rampaging Broncos outfit.
Channel Nine’s streaming service 9Now will have all of Sunday’s games online.
This is a free application, provided you sign up with a valid login and email.
The NRLW will also be available to stream online using either of Foxtel’s online services, the Foxtel App or Foxtel Now.
You can also stream the match using the NRL Digital Pass.
Channel Nine has exclusive rights to Sunday’s main event and it will also be broadcasting both the NRLW Grand Final and State Championship.
Coverage of the NRLW decider will begin at 1pm (AEST) and wrap up at 3:10pm.
Free-to-air customers can tune into the game in both standard and high definition on channels 90 and 91 respectively.
Alternatively, if you are a Foxtel subscriber still wishing to watch Channel Nine’s coverage, you can do so on channels 100 and 209.
While Fox League may not have live coverage of the NRL decider, they will be broadcasting both the NRLW and State Championship grand finals on channel 502.
Their broadcast of the NRLW decider begins at 1:20pm.
Date: Sunday, September 30
Kick-off: 1:40pm (AEST)
Venue: ANZ Stadium, Homebush, Sydney
TV: Live, Nine Network, Fox League
Online: Live, 9Now, Fox League
Referees: Jon Stone, Kasey Badger
Brisbane Broncos
1. Chelsea Baker 2. Julia Robinson 3. Meg Ward 4. Amber Pilley 19. Karley Te Kawa 6. Kimiora Nati 7. Ali Brigginshaw 8. Heather Ballinger 9. Brittany Breayley 10. Steph Hancock 11. Teuila Fotu-moala 12. Maitua Feterika 13. Rona Peters 14. Lavinia Gould 15. Chelsea Lenarduzzi 16. Mariah Storch 17. Arakua Ngatokotoru 18. Tallisha Harden 5. Amelia Kuk 20. Kody House 21. Lilieta Maumau
Sydney Roosters
1. Karina Brown 2. Brydie Parker 3. Shontelle Stowers 4. Isabelle Kelly 5. Taleena Simon 6. Lavina O’mealey 7. Zahara Temara 8. Ruan Sims 9. Nita Maynard 10. Elianna Walton 11. Tazmin Gray 12. Vanessa Foliaki 13. Simaima Taufa 14. Kylie Hilder 15. Sarah Togatuki 16. Chloe Caldwell 17. Victoria Latu 18. Maddie Studdon 19. Kandy Kennedy 20. Quincy Dodd 21. Botille Vette-Welsh
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