Australia is gearing up and preparing for the big AFL Grand Final clash tonight between the Melbourne Demons and the Western Bulldogs at Optus Stadium.
And the country's biggest media stars are no exception to the excitement, elation and eagerness as they prepare for the game.
Former Home and Away star Pia Whitesell, a proud Melbourne supporter, asked her followers on Instagram if there was anywhere in New York City screening the game.
From Pia Whitesell watching the game in New York to Hamish Blake and his family having their own lucky cup for their team: How the stars are prepping for the AFL Grand Final
'Does anyone know if anyone anywhere is showing the AFL Grand Final?' the 37-year-old actress wrote, accompanying the post with the Demons logo.
Four hours later, Pia seemingly found a sport and shared a selfie with the words: 'Thank you!! You guys are the best! Go Dee's.'
Nova radio host and former AFL player Ryan 'Fitzy' Fitzgerald posted a Heinz ketchup advertisement that he did with his co-host Michael 'Wippa' Wipfli.
Epic: Australia is gearing and preparing for the big AFL Grand Final clash tonight between the Melbourne Demons and the Western Bulldogs at Optus Stadium. Pictured: Captains Max Gawn and Marcus Bontempelli
Overseas: Former Home and Away star Pia Whitesell, a proud Melbourne supporter, asked her followers on Instagram if there was anywhere in New York City screening the game
Happy: Four hours later, Pia seemingly found a sport and shared a selfie with the words: 'Thank you!! You guys are the best! Go Dee's'
The boys are seen putting the sauce on their meat pies as they watch a footy match.
'Happy Grand Final day ya characters,' Fitzy captioned the clip. 'Chuck on some @heinz_au ketchup on your pies today.'
Comedian Hamish Blake opted for the family photo in anticipation for the derby and revealed one sacred ritual he practiced every time the Demons have played a final.
'Happy Grand Final day ya characters': Nova radio host and former AFL player Ryan 'Fitzy' Fitzgerald posted a Heinz ketchup advertisement that he did with his co-host Michael 'Wippa' Wipfli
The 39-year-old, his wife and two children are all seen holding a Melbourne Demons keepcup - which he says is the key ingredient to their ritual.
'Every
