- Fans were not impressed with Channel 7’s football coverage.
- Many took to X to express their frustration over the AFL Grand Final
- One tweeted that he felt like he was in “2012 watching a pixelated mess.”
- Sydney Swans and Brisbane Lions meet in AFL decider
Furious football fans have lashed out on social media before and during the first quarter of the AFL grand final, claiming the coverage on 7 Plus is not good enough.
Several fans have expressed their displeasure at X, as the Sydney Swans and Brisbane Lions chase premiership glory.
‘Can’t Channel 7 afford Full HD (high definition) for the game broadcast?
“It’s 2024, only now you can stream it and it’s still like we’re in 2012 watching a pixelated mess.” tweeted one.
Another posted: ‘Anyone else having problems with the 7Plus app? It seems like 7 other channels are working but not football?
A third intervened with: ‘The sooner the AFL grand final moves to Foxtel, the better.
“The coverage is so disgraceful and disgraceful.”
A fourth was even more brutal, making his feelings known in X.
Furious football fans lashed out on social media before and during the first quarter of the AFL grand final, claiming the coverage on 7 Plus is not good enough (pictured).
Another supporter pleaded with Foxtel to secure the rights to live AFL grand final coverage.
A third asked X users if they had any problems with the 7 Plus app.
Brisbane midfielder Lachie Neale chases down a loose ball at the start of the first quarter of the AFL Grand Final (pictured)
Charlie Cameron will need to be at his best if the Lions are to end their premiership drought.
‘How many more years of this shit show will we have to suffer before you update?’
“You guys are pathetic.”
It comes as more than 100,000 fans gathered at the MCG for the decider.
Pop star Katy Perry wowed the crowd after singing some of her classic songs, while Cody Simpson showed off his prowess by singing the national anthem.
It comes just months after Simpson failed in his bold attempt to represent Australia at the Olympic Games in the pool.
Daily Mail Australia has contacted Channel Seven for comment.
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