The Nine Network recorded a massive free-to-air audience share of 45.1% with Total People.
In Sydney, the game was the number one program for the night with the broadcast achieving an average audience of 952,000, with a peak of 1.084 million viewers.
The Nine Network recorded a free-to-air audience share of 70.1% with People 16-39, 66.2% with People 18-49, 63.8% with People 25-54, and 60% Total People.
In Brisbane, the game was also the number one program for the night securing an average audience of 788,000, with a peak of 939,000 viewers – making it the highest rating NRL Grand Final since 2006.
In Brisbane, the Nine Network recorded a free-to-air audience share of 72.1% with People 16-39, 70.6% with People 18-49, 69.6% with People 25-54, and 64.7% Total People.
In Melbourne, it was again the number one program – drawing an average audience of 433,000, with a peak of 547,000 viewers.
The Nine Network recorded a free-to-air audience share of 40.6% with People 16-39, 39.9% with People 18-49, 38.8% with People 25-54, and 32.5% Total People.
In Adelaide, the game was the number four program of the evening with an average audience was 112,000, while the peak audience was 148,000.
And in Perth, the game was the number three program of the night with an average audience was 152,000 with a peak of 224,000 viewers.
The post-match Grand Final Presentation, was the number two program of the night with a 5 City average audience of 1.77 million, peaking with 2.748 million viewers.
The pre-match Grand Final Entertainment, was the number three program on Sunday, with a 5 City average audience of 1.430 million, peaking with 2.057 million viewers.
With a total of 85,448 tweets, #NRLGF dominated Twitter traffic last night, peaking at a massive 2,001 tweets per minute at fulltime at 9.35pm.
