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Super Rugby boom
Super Rugby Pacific 2025 has launched with a bang, and the action is only just beginning. The opening round smashed expectations, with Australian teams storming to victory and igniting fan fever across the country. This explosive start is just a taste of the energy set to fuel venues all season long. A Super Rugby Pacific title in June would supercharge momentum heading into the highly anticipated British & Irish Lions tour in June and July, with 10 colossal matches poised to pack out venues with eager crowds.
Now showing on Stan Sport.
NRL footy fever kicks off
The 2025 NRL season is bigger and bolder than ever. The action started in Las Vegas when the Canberra Raiders faced the New Zealand Warriors, before the reigning champs Penrith Panthers launched their bid for a fifth successive Premiership, against the Cronulla Sharks. With the season off to a flying start, expect packed crowds, high-intensity matchups, and footy fever driving fans through your door.
Catch every game on Foxtel and Nine.
Another big year of AFL
The 2025 Toyota AFL Premiership Season kicked off with a rocky start thanks to Cyclone Alfred disrupting the opening game between Brisbane Lions and Geelong Cats at The Gabba. Nonetheless, the opening round continued with the Sydney Swans and Hawthorn match at the SCG. The action will shift to Melbourne for the traditional Richmond versus Carlton clash at the MCG on Thursday, 13 March. But all eyes will be on the highly anticipated Grand Final rematch, where the Sydney Swans will be out for redemption against the reigning premiers, the Brisbane Lions.
Tune in on Foxtel and Seven.
Top players tee off at 2025 Masters
The first major of the year will be decided when the world’s top players head to Augusta National Golf Course for the 2025 Masters Tournament. The star-studded line up will include world number one Scottie Scheffler who will arrive looking to win his third Masters title. Other big names that will be there to chase a coveted green jacket include Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau and Jordan Spieth. This year’s Masters will also be a farewell for two-times winner Bernhard Langer who will compete at Augusta for a 41st and final time.
Watch it from 10-13 April on Foxtel and Kayo Sports.
Full throttle at Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix
Australia will once again host the opening race for this year’s Formula 1 season from 14-16 March. All eyes will be on Lewis Hamilton as he makes his Ferrari debut –not to mention homegrown hero Oscar Piastri who helped secure the Constructors Championship last year. The season will also welcome a host of fresh talent making their full-time debuts, including 18-year-old Kimi Antonelli at Mercedes and 19-year-old Oliver Bearman at Haas. With the Australian Grand Prix running from lunchtime to early evening, it’s the perfect chance to pack out your sports bar and alfresco spaces.
Watch it on Foxtel.
UEFA Champions League’s final showdown
The knockout rounds are in full swing, with Europe’s best clubs fighting for a place in the biggest match of the season. This year’s final will take place at the Munich Football Arena, marking the first time Germany has hosted the event since 2015, when Barcelona defeated Juventus in Berlin. And as the competition narrows, one question remains: can Real Madrid extend their record and add a historic 16th title to their collection?
Tune in on 31 May on Stan Sport.