Geelong’s 2022 fixture will be welcomed by members and supporters as it offers an incredible array of quality home games and away games in every Australian state.
The Cats will again have nine home games at GMHBA Stadium, with a match ups against 2021 finalists Melbourne, Western Bulldogs, Brisbane, and Port Adelaide. The Cats will also welcome Adelaide, Fremantle, West Coast, St Kilda, and North Melbourne to GMHBA Stadium.
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The season will begin with the Powercor country festival against Essendon at the MCG, and the traditional easter Monday game against the Hawks remains in round 5 as an away game at the MCG.
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Six interstate games will be spread across Sydney, Canberra, Hobart, Gold Coast, Perth, and Adelaide, allowing supporters in those cities to enjoy seeing the Cats in action.
“We are excited about the prospect of welcoming our loyal members and supporters back to games, and they will be in for some exceptional contests. We recognise the past two years have been difficult for our members. Their passion for the club in continuing to support us has been critical to our long-term viability and we thank all members for their loyalty through these difficult times.
“Starting the season at the MCG in the annual Powercor country festival is a fantastic way to welcome in the new season. There is a great mix of opponents at GMHBA Stadium, with four elite teams from 2021 heading to Geelong, and a good spread of Melbourne and interstate-based teams playing here.
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“Our interstate members and supporters will be able to see us live in action in six states and territories, and we also play a total of seven games in total at the MCG and Marvel Stadium. So, there are plenty of chances for supporters regardless of where they live to catch the Cats in action.
“Sir Doug Nicholls round will be held over rounds 10 and 11, and we have back-to-back home games at GMHBA Stadium as part of this celebration.
“GMHBA Stadium will undergo significant redevelopment throughout 2022, and this marks the first time we have had nine home games here during building works. This is a positive outcome and we thank the AFL for understanding how important it is to play games at GMHBA Stadium.
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“We recognise that this fixture has only the opening nine rounds locked in. We know that our members would like a fixture with all game times confirmed, but we understand the AFL’s wish for flexibility. We will ensure all of our members and supporters are kept up to date in terms of scheduling so they can plan ahead.”
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With the eight rounds released today, the Cats will feature across Friday night, Saturday and Sunday fixtures with four of those matches at home at GMHBA Stadium.
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Geelong will play in a Friday night match up in Sydney against the Swans in Round 16, in what could potentially be the last time the Cats play against a Swans line-up that includes Lance Franklin.
The Cats will host home games against North Melbourne (Rd 17), Essendon (Rd 18), Fremantle (Rd 20) and Port Adelaide (Rd 21). These matches are spread across different timeslots and include the Bombers and Port Adelaide games as primetime Saturday night matches. The Cats and Bombers Saturday night match will be only the second time the clubs have met for the four points at GMHBA Stadium in the last 29 years – having played in Round 21 1993 and then more recently in Round 16 2021.
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“Our Geelong members and fans will be excited to have the timeslots confirmed for our run of home games in the AFL’s fixture release today. We have a strong set of games at GMHBA Stadium where we will host the Kangaroos, Bombers, Dockers and Port Adelaide, ” Geelong CEO Steve Hocking said.
“For our families there is a great balance between day and primetime games at GMHBA Stadium with two afternoon timeslots and two earlier evening starts of 7.25pm.
“With games against North Melbourne and Essendon coinciding with the AFL’s Kids Go Free we’re looking forward to continuing our Cats matchday experience with fun filled family activities and entertainment pre-match at those games.”
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The Cats will also have two marquee games in Melbourne against Collingwood in another Friday night match at the MCG and St Kilda on a Saturday afternoon at Marvel Stadium.
“While we love playing in Geelong, we’re also looking forward to two big consecutive games in Melbourne against Collingwood and St Kilda in rounds 22 and 23, which will be pivotal to our run home, ” Hocking said.
The AFL will confirm the timeslot for the Club’s Round 24 match against the Western Bulldogs at GMHBA Stadium approximately four weeks in advance.
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To stay updated on Geelong, this guide will have information on their next match on the 2023 AFL schedule, TV fixtures, broadcast rights, and streaming options. Whether a long-time supporter or someone just discovering the team, this resource will ensure fans never miss a moment of the Cats journey as they strive for success in this new AFL season.
Fortunately, there are several options for watching Geelong Cats games in Australia, includingNetwork Seven, Foxtel, Foxtel from Telstra, andKayo Sports streaming. In this section, you will find the Geelong Cats 2023 AFL fixtures, with the dates, times, and providers who will be carrying their next game live.
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Use this section to check out the upcoming TV schedule featuring the Cats’ journey through the AFL Ladder, as well as where to watch these games live today.
The 2023 AFL regular season kicks off the 16th of March and includes 24 rounds, where each team will play a total of twenty-three matches while also receiving one bye week during the month of June. 2023 highlights include the annual Good Friday match, the Anzac Day match, and the Gather Round in South Australia. The 2023 Finals begin in early September and culminate on the 30th of September with the AFL Grand Final.
In a broadcasting deal that extends until the end of 2024, the Australian TV rights for the Geelong Cats and 2023 AFL season have been secured by Foxtel and Channel Seven.
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Channel Seven will continue to broadcast a minimum of three live matches each round of the regular season, as well as every Finals game, and the Grand Final for which they have exclusive TV rights. In select regular season rounds, channel Seven will carry up to five live matches, because their current broadcast agreement includes every Thursday night, Friday night, Saturday night and Sunday afternoon game, as well any match that falls on Monday or public holiday.
For comparison, Foxtel and its broadcast partners Kayo Sports and Telstra, will be televising every game in every AFL regular season round live. That’s all 23 Cats home-and-away games, as well as every other match that round available to watch Live. This live coverage extends to every game of the 2023 Finals, with the exception of the Grand Final which will be available on replay.
The matches on Foxtel, Kayo Sports and Telstra will be provided by the 24/7 dedicated Fox Footy channel, where the programming will be formatted for 4K Ultra HD. Every match will also be available to watch later, either as full replays or condensed mini-highlights. In addition to every regular season AFL match available live, the online platform Foxtel Now and the streaming service Kayo Sports currently offer new subscribers a free trial.
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You also have the choice towatch the Cats onlineusing Foxtel Now, which currently comes witha10 day free trial. This option includes the ability to stream the AFL using the Foxtel Go app. Fox Footy comes as part of theFoxtel NowSports Pack ($29 per month) which can only be purchased on top of an Essentials Pack ($25 per month) after a free trial.
As well as every Cats regular season match available live, and the
