Watching the NFL From Australia: Every Game in Your Local Time

July 26, 2026

The NFL's Australian following keeps growing, but the time difference is unforgiving. With Australia 14 to 18 hours ahead of US timezones depending on the season and your state, a Sunday afternoon game in America lands on a Monday in Australia — often mid-morning, right in the middle of the working week.

That day-shift is the part that catches people out. A game you think of as 'Sunday' is a Monday for you. Sunday Night Football in the US becomes a Monday lunchtime here; Monday Night Football becomes a Tuesday. Add the fact that America and Australia change their clocks on different dates and in opposite directions, and the conversion you used last month can quietly be an hour off this month.

Then there's flexible scheduling, which moves marquee Sunday games into prime-time slots with a couple of weeks' notice. So even once you've worked out the right day and time, it can change — and nothing tells you unless you go looking.

SportzCal takes all of that off your plate. Choose your NFL team, set your timezone to your part of Australia, and get the full season as a calendar file with every game already converted — correct day, correct local time — ready to import into Apple, Google, or Outlook. Games that fall in the early hours are flagged, and reminders fire before kickoff so a game never slips past you.

For a one-time $2.99, your team's whole season sits in the calendar you already check every day, in Australian time, with the day-shift and daylight-saving mess already sorted. No more working out whether the game is Monday or Tuesday, or setting an alarm for the wrong hour.