From Monday, October 12 to Wednesday, October 14 at La Trobe University Sports Precinct, Bundoora, the 2026 Toyota AFL Open will bring together more than 300 players, coaches, officials and support staff from every state and territory for three days of competition.
Now in its third year, the Toyota AFL Open continues to showcase the best of disability football in Australia, bringing together the nation's premier Inclusion and Wheelchair AFL competitions while highlighting the growing pathways available for people with disability to participate in the game.
>> WATCH THE LIVE ACTION FROM DAY 2 AND DAY 3 IN THE PLAYERS BELOW
Teams will compete for national honours in:
- 2026 Toyota AFL Open - Inclusion (Men)
- 2026 Toyota AFL Open - Inclusion (Women)
- 2026 Toyota AFL Open - Wheelchair
A dedicated Women's & Girls Inclusion Division will feature for the first time in official competition following the success of exhibition matches in recent years, marking another significant step forward for participation and representation in disability football.
The event will also feature:
- Blind and Low Vision Exhibition Match
- NAB AFL Auskick Exhibition Wheelchair Match
The additional exhibition opportunities reflect the AFL's commitment to creating more inclusive participation pathways and showcasing the adaptability of Australian football for people of all abilities.
This year's tournament will also celebrate a major milestone, with 2026 marking 10 years of the national Wheelchair AFL competition and the crucial role Disability Sports Australia and the Australian Defence Force have played in establishment and growth of the format.
The AFL also acknowledges the support of the Victorian Government, whose contribution has helped bring the 2026 Toyota AFL Open to Victoria and support the continued growth of disability football pathways.
The Toyota AFL Open remains FREE for spectators to attend, with matches streamed LIVE below and on Kayo Sports and Kayo Freebies, ensuring fans across the country can follow all the action.
