Nine Radio’s Continuous Call Team (CCT) is capping off its top-rating 2025 NRL season with a full weekend of action, starting with a massive Grand Final Eve outside broadcast and culminating in an all-day broadcast featuring the NRL and NRLW Grand Finals on Sunday. 

The celebrations kick off on Saturday with a special live outside broadcast from 1.00pm-6.00pm from The Rooftop Bar at The Locker Room, Sydney Olympic Park, with an all-star lineup featuring Mark Levy, Darryl “The Big Marn” Brohman, Paul Gallen, Allana Ferguson, Josh Morris, Mark Geyer and Mark “Piggy” Riddell.

Fans are encouraged to attend for an afternoon of fun, footy talk, food, drinks, special guests, and prizes, sponsored by Laundy Hotels.

Then for the ultimate showdowns on Sunday between the NRLW’s Sydney Roosters and Brisbane Broncos, and the NRL’s Melbourne Storm and Brisbane Broncos, the CCT’s marathon Grand Final Day broadcast will run from 1.00pm-10.30pm AEDT, ensuring listeners don’t miss a single moment of the action, atmosphere or analysis.

Nine’s talk radio network will carry the coverage nationally, with 3AW Melbourne joining from 6.00pm AEDT and 6PR Perth commencing coverage from 4.00pm AWST.

The CCT will deliver full game calls for both Grand Finals, featuring commentary from Chris Warren, Mark Riddell, Josh Morris and Sienna Williams for the NRLW and Darryl Brohman, Mark Geyer, Mark Riddell and Mark Levy for the NRL – a significant personal milestone for Levy, who will call the season decider for the very first time.

On top of the world-class commentary offering, footy fans can also enjoy the Grand Final with a truly superior match-day experience thanks to Nine Radio’s Audio Sync feature available on the 2GB, 3AW, 4BC, and 6PR apps – guaranteeing a perfect match of real-time audio and vision between the CCT commentary and 9Network telecast.

Luke Davis, Nine Radio’s National Partnerships and Special Events Manager, said: “This Grand Final weekend is the perfect culmination of our top-rating season. We’re proud to deliver the most comprehensive coverage across the Nine Radio network – from the massive fan event on Saturday to our all-day broadcast on Sunday, featuring both the NRLW and NRL deciders. With the powerful combination of our commentary team and the Audio Sync Feature across our apps, we’re providing fans nationwide with the best possible way to experience the Big One.”

The 2025 season concludes the CCT’s incredible 39th year on air, starting in Las Vegas and covering 27 Rounds, the Finals, and the State of Origin series, proving why the CCT remains Australia’s ultimate voice of Rugby League.

For media enquiries:
Ryley McKay
Senior Publicist & Digital Manager – Sport

Tuesday, 30 September 2025