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TV Ratings (02/05/2024): A total of 1,753,000 Aussies Witness Port Adelaide's Defeat

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The AFL on Seven was the most-watched show last night with a total TV national reach of 1,753,000. It was a good day for Seven but a bad day for Port Adelaide who lost out to Adelaide football club.

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TV Ratings (02/05/2024): A total of 1,753,000 Aussies Witness Port Adelaide's Defeat

The AFL on Seven was the most-watched show last night with a total TV national reach of 1,753,000. It was a good day for Seven but a bad day for Port Adelaide who lost out to Adelaide football club.

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TV Ratings (02/05/2024): A total of 1,753,000 Aussies Witness Port Adelaide's Defeat

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TV Ratings (02/05/2024): A total of 1,753,000 Aussies Witness Port Adelaide's Defeat

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