The 2024 Brownlow medal count isn't far away, with the season's best-performing player (or players) set to be etched into football history at Melbourne's Crown Palladium on Monday evening.
The AFL has announced the 2024 count will commence at 8:00 PM AEST on Monday, 23 September, broadcast live on the Seven Network.
Red carpet arrivals are scheduled to begin at 5.15 PM AEST.
The 2024 Brownlow Medal will be broadcast live and free in Australia on Channel 7 and 7mate and will be live-streamed on 7Plus from 7.30 PM AEST.
The count will also be live-streamed on the AFL Live Official App from 7.30pm (AEST).
To watch the count from overseas, sign up for watchafl.com.au.
| Seven Broadcast of the red carpet commences | 7:30pm |
| 2024 Charles Brownlow Medal live vote count broadcast to commence | 8pm |
| NAB AFL Goal of the Year and Virgin Australian AFL Mark of the Year | 8:40pm |
| Jim Stynes Community Award announcement | 9:05pm |
| 2024 Charles Brownlow Medal winner announcement | 10:30pm |
All times above are AEST.
2024 Brownlow Medal Red Carpet
Syd and Bris: 7:30 pm on 7mate and 7plus
Melb: 7:30 pm on Channel 7 and 7plus
Ade: 7:00 pm on Channel 7 and 7plus
Perth: 5:30 pm on 7mate and 7plus
2024 Charles Brownlow Medal Count
Syd and Bris: 8:00 pm on 7mate and 7plus
Melb: 8:00 pm on Channel 7 and 7plus
Ade: 7:30 pm on Channel 7 and 7plus
Perth: 6:00pm on 7mate and 7plus, 7.00pm on Channel 7 and 7plus
All times above are local.
Sydney and Brisbane Satellite Brownlow events
The Sydney Swans and the Brisbane Lions will not be travelling to Melbourne for the Brownlow. They will attend events at the SCG and the Gabba.
Carlton's Patrick Cripps and Collingwood's Nick Daicos are clear favourites in the race for the most prestigious individual accolade in the game.
Brisbane's Lachie Neale and Western Bulldogs' Marcus Bontempelli are chances, while Essendon captain Zach Merrett has had a superb year.
Sydney's Isaac Heeney* won't be eligible for the award, given his suspension during the season.
(Votes were given out on a 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 system for each game, meaning the maximum score any player can record in any game is 20.)
The Virgin Australia AFL Mark of the Year and NAB AFL Goal of the Year will also be awarded on the night.
The Jim Stynes Community Award winner will also be announced.