AFL

12:00pm – Sunday, August 29 on Seven

Richmond notched its first win for the season when these teams met in Round 10 with Brett Deledio and Shane Tuck the ball winners for the Tigers. Caretaker Port coach Matthew Primus will be desperate to turn the tables to provide a platform for his bid to do the job permanently.

PLEASE NOTE: Airs at this time in Sydney and Brisbane only. Check local guides for details.

Begins Sat 28 Aug, LIVE and EXCLUSIVE on FOX SPORTS 1HD & FOX SPORTS 1
 
The final round of the 2010 Toyota AFL Premiership regular season presents a LIVE sizzling Saturday triple-header, culminating in Sydney’s must-win clash with the Brisbane Lions from the ‘Gabba.
 
Geelong v West Coast, Sat 28 Aug, 1pm AEST
Adelaide v St Kilda, Sat 28 Aug, 4pm AEST
Brisbane v Sydney, Sat 28 Aug, 7pm AEST
Melbourne v Nth Melbourne, Sun 29 Aug, 4.30pm AEST
Richmond v Port Adelaide, Sun 29 Aug, 7.30pm AEST

11:30pm – Friday, August 27 on Seven

This match promises to be a Round 22 classic that will shape the make-up of the final eight. The Dockers were too strong for the Blues in the Round 13 clash despite a fast finishing Carlton. Can Mark Harvey secure another victory before their first finals campaign in four years?

2:00pm – Sunday, August 22 on Seven

It was a draw the last time these teams met with Mitch Clark dominating the ruck for the Lions and Jobe Watson starring in the middle for the Bombers. Both coaches have come under attack in recent times and will be desperate for a win. Can Matthew Knights’s Bombers chalk up another win to keep the doubters silenced?

PLEASE NOTE: Airs at this time in Sydney and Brisbane only. Check local guides for details.

Begins Sat 21 Aug, LIVE and EXCLUSIVE on FOX SPORTS 1HD & FOX SPORTS 1

Hawthorn v Fremantle Sat 21 Aug, 2pm AEST

Sydney v Western Bulldogs, Sat 21 Aug, 7pm AEST

Port Adelaide v Melbourne, Sun 22 Aug, 1pm AEST

West Coast v Nth Melbourne, Sun 22 Aug, 4.30pm AEST

11:30pm – Friday, August 20 on Seven

The Cats have conquered all before them in the last four years, but the Blues have beaten them in the last two starts. Can Carlton cause another upset on its charge to September? Or will the Cats juggernaut gain more momentum at the right time of year?

Begins Sat 14 Aug, LIVE and EXCLUSIVE on FOX SPORTS 1HD & FOX SPORTS 1

Fremantle v Sydney, Sat 14 Aug, 3pm AEST

Port Adelaide v West Coast, Sat 14 Aug, 7.30pm AEST

Brisbane v Adelaide, Sun 15 Aug, 1pm AEST

Nth Melbourne v St Kilda, Sun 15 Aug, 4.30pm AEST

2:00pm – Sunday, August 15 on Seven

The young Demons are stepping up this year as they threaten to be genuine challengers in years to come. But the Hawks have beaten the Demons in the last five clashes including a thrashing in Round 1 this year. Can Melbourne upset the Hawks and its finals placing with a win at the MCG?

PLEASE NOTE: Airs at this time in Sydney and Brisbane only. Check local guides for details.

11:30pm – Friday, August 13 on Seven

Collingwood is looking a genuine premiership threat in 2010, while Essendon coach Matthew Knights is under extreme pressure to resurrect the Bombers’ form. Can the Bombers upset its old rival? Or will the Magpies roll on to September with another four points?

Just as the AFL lodges a complaint about the up and coming Ben Cousins documentary Such Is Life – The Troubled times of Ben Cousins, Seven have confirmed when it will air across the network.

The two-part documentary will screen across the Network on Wednesday August 25 and Thursday August 26 at 8.30pm.

Produced by Mushroom Pictures, the documentary is informative, courageous and at times sad but, above all, it will give hope and inspiration to many.

Executive Producer Michael Gudinksi said: “When Ben came to me 18 months ago and we talked I knew he had an important story to tell.

“Clearly there was a powerful documentary waiting to be made here so I decided to give him my full support. The end result is deeply emotional and compelling. It’s a cautionary tale – the inside story of a superstar footballer who made some bad choices along the way and ended up in a titanic struggle with drug addiction.

“It’s about a father and a son, about a family coming together to see him through the darkest times. It’s Ben’s personal story – about his struggles and recovery. I’m sure it will send a powerful message to young people. If it helps save one person’s life or helps broaden the community’s understanding of addiction then it all will have been worthwhile.”

City Homicide will move to the special time of Wednesday (Aug 25) 9.30pm for one week only while what will happen with How I Met Your Mother in Sydney and Brisbane on the Thursday night (Aug 26) is not yet confirmed.