Fans and players set to swelter across Melbourne for this year's AFL grand final
- 7 months ago
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As it collects to watch the 2023 AFL Grand final on a warm Melbourne day, the air is opened. The Victoria capital was prepared for a 29 -degree summit, and match between the sky Collingwood and Brisbane is expected to be open at top of MCG at 1430. Sunny weather will be a change for both players and fans who are accustomed to winter conditions for the majority of the season. Magpies captain Darcy Moore and Lions Captain Harris Andrews keep the Premierphy trophy at the Grand Final Parade. The hottest AFL Grand Final was 31 degrees for West Coast and Hawthorn Clash in 2015. It may not be a record -breaking, but both players and fans are expected to be overwhelmed. Where to watch? If you're not one of the lucky 100,000 people who get their hands on a gold ticket to McG, there are many places to immerse yourself in the atmosphere. There are four live sites to be watched in Melbourne and there is one to cheer the lions of Brisbane. Those in the Footy capital can watch the Federation Square, Yarra Park, Melbourne Park or Olympic Park Oval. Those in Sunshine can watch the game and go to swim in Brisbane's Southbank. Lions Home City is preparing for a 27 -degree hill with 62 percent moisture.
As it collects to watch the 2023 AFL Grand final on a warm Melbourne day, the air is opened. The Victoria capital was prepared for a 29 -degree summit, and match between the sky Collingwood and Brisbane is expected to be open at top of MCG at 1430. Sunny weather will be a change for both players and fans who are accustomed to winter conditions for the majority of the season. Magpies captain Darcy Moore and Lions Captain Harris Andrews keep the Premierphy trophy at the Grand Final Parade. The hottest AFL Grand Final was 31 degrees for West Coast and Hawthorn Clash in 2015. It may not be a record -breaking, but both players and fans are expected to be overwhelmed. Where to watch? If you're not one of the lucky 100,000 people who get their hands on a gold ticket to McG, there are many places to immerse yourself in the atmosphere. There are four live sites to be watched in Melbourne and there is one to cheer the lions of Brisbane. Those in the Footy capital can watch the Federation Square, Yarra Park, Melbourne Park or Olympic Park Oval. Those in Sunshine can watch the game and go to swim in Brisbane's Southbank. Lions Home City is preparing for a 27 -degree hill with 62 percent moisture.