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Posted December 02, 2021 23:33 · last edited December 02, 2021 23:34

andrewvoerman
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all the weekday games in New Zealand better be in the evening otherwise no one will attend. I'm predicting match times to be 17:00, 20:00, 23:00 nz time with NZ having 17:00 and 20:00 and Aus having 18:00 and 21:00, with the last round of group stage and knock out matches being 17:00 and 21:00 (19:00 and 23:00 nz time). Matches need to be late because of EU tv audience and the point I mentioned earlier about weekday attendances

Weekday afternoons might be more attractive than weekday evenings in the middle of winter...

But I think you'll be bang on with the times. The opening night is a double-header Auckland/Sydney, so I think that could be 7pm/10pm NZT or maybe 8pm/11pm NZT. Then the first Sunday is a quadruple header featuring Perth, so expecting that will be 5pm/8pm/11pm/2am NZT. 


This world cup will get low tv ratings in North America. Being 5 - 10 hours ahead is worse than being 5-10 hours behind. European tv Audiences should be alright, Games in Europe would start at 7am with the latest ones in early afternoon. 

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andrewvoerman
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all the weekday games in New Zealand better be in the evening otherwise no one will attend. I'm predicting match times to be 17:00, 20:00, 23:00 nz time with NZ having 17:00 and 20:00 and Aus having 18:00 and 21:00, with the last round of group stage and knock out matches being 17:00 and 21:00 (19:00 and 23:00 nz time). Matches need to be late because of EU tv audience and the point I mentioned earlier about weekday attendances

Weekday afternoons might be more attractive than weekday evenings in the middle of winter...

But I think you'll be bang on with the times. The opening night is a double-header Auckland/Sydney, so I think that could be 7pm/10pm NZT or maybe 8pm/11pm NZT. Then the first Sunday is a quadruple header featuring Perth, so expecting that will be 5pm/8pm/11pm/2am NZT. 


This world cup will get low tv ratings in North America. Being 5 - 10 hours ahead is worse than being 5-10 hours behind. European tv Audiences should be alright, Games in Europe would start at 7am with the latest ones at lunch time.