Follow the AFL at work
Sport Spreadsheet follows the live AFL — the Australian Football League — as scores and the ladder inside a spreadsheet that reads as work. A boss key hides it in one keystroke.
The AFL season runs from autumn to spring with games spread across Thursday nights, Friday nights and the whole weekend — and for supporters watching from overseas, those Australian kickoffs land right in the middle of the working day. Here's how to keep up with the scores and the ladder from your desk.
Why the AFL is hard to follow at work
A full round stretches from a Thursday-night opener to a Sunday-afternoon closer, and a Melbourne evening game is the morning or early afternoon for fans in Europe and the Americas. A live AFL broadcast stands out on any office screen; the scores and the ladder read as ordinary work.
AFL we cover
| Competition | Region | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Australian Football League | Australia | Live |
What you can follow
Live scores across every AFL match and the ladder — played, won, lost, percentage and points — laid out as rows in the grid rather than a broadcast, updating as the round unfolds.
Guides by competition
The numbers, explained
Questions
- Can I follow the AFL at work?
- Yes — live scores for every AFL match and the ladder, each as a sheet tab that reads as a data dashboard, with a one-key boss button.
- Does it show the ladder?
- Yes — the full AFL ladder with percentage and points, updating as results come in.
Open the spreadsheet
Today's afl fixtures and the live table are one quiet tab away. Free, instant, no account.