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ABC iview September 2026 highlights

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The Socceroos celebrate their victory over Türkiye at the FIFA World Cup 2026

A record 4.84 million Australians choose SBS as Socceroos advance at FIFA World Cup 2026

Australia’s FIFA World Cup 2026 match against Paraguay has become the most-watched World Cup match in SBS history.

Socceroos players celebrate their FIFA World Cup 2026 victory over Türkiye.

Socceroos’ FIFA World Cup opener draws 4.78 million viewers for SBS

SBS dominated the ratings as 4.78 million Australians tuned in for the Socceroos' World Cup opener against Türkiye.

Runners compete in the TCS Sydney Marathon, which will air live on SBS and SBS On Demand.

SBS secures two-year broadcast deal for TCS Sydney Marathon

The TCS Sydney Marathon will air live and free on SBS and SBS On Demand under a new two-year deal.