A NEW look line-up on Fox League has been revealed for 2018, with the dedicated rugby league channel boasting four new shows and a re-vamp for Matty Johns’ flagship program.

Aside from having every game of every round live, ad-break free during play and in high definition, Fox League now boasts a total of 11 entertainment programs.

Monday Night with Matty Johns will shift to Sundays where he will be joined by Grill Team co-host Emma Freedman, but taking its spot is Big League Wrap, hosted by Yvonne Sampson, which runs through the week’s biggest headlines with James Hooper and Michael Ennis.

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Fans can relive every try from the round with Lara Pitt’s Try Time on Tuesdays, while popular NRL commentator Andrew Voss will get his own show titled The Fan, a unique look at rugby league through the eyes of ‘Vossy’.

Fox League's entertainment shows in 2018 Source: FOX SPORTS

On Wednesdays, Ennis will host The Greatest, a look at the game’s most iconic moments.

Fox League also made two big signings in the off-season with Freedman to join the team on Sunday Night with Matty Johns while former first-grader and big screen star Matt Nable has joined the live NRL commentary team.

Returning with a fresh spin to his Friday night variety program is The Professor’s Farewell Tour where he will be joined by Freedman and Nathan Hindmarsh.

Sam Burgess takes a selfie at the Fox League launch for season 2018 at Walsh Bay in Sydney. Picture. Phil Hillyard Source: News Corp Australia

Queenslanders Mal Meninga, Justin Hodges, Hannah Hollis, Kevin Walters and Gordon Tallis at the Fox League launch for season 2018 at Walsh Bay in Sydney. Picture. Phil Hillyard Source: News Corp Australia

Tyson Frizell and players at the Fox League launch for season 2018 at Walsh Bay in Sydney. Picture. Phil Hillyard Source: News Corp Australia

Peter Beattie, Foxtel CEO Patrick Delaney and NRL CEO Todd Greenberg during the 2018 Fox League Launch at Walsh Bay, Sydney. Picture: Brett Costello Source: News Corp Australia

Some of rugby league’s biggest names walked the ‘green carpet’ at the Fox League 2018 launch at Sydney’s Walsh Bay on Tuesday, including NRL stars Sam Burgess, Cooper Cronk, Nathan Cleary, Daly Cherry-Evans, Valentine Holmes, Blake Austin, Tyson Frizell and Ash Taylor.

Australian Kangaroos coach Mal Meninga, Queensland coach Kevin Walters were also present, along with former rugby league stars and Fox League experts Greg Alexander, Corey Parker, Mark Gasnier, Braith Anasta, Gorden Tallis and Justin Hodges.

League legends Noel Kelly, Mark Harris and Bob McCarthy were in attendance as well as NRL CEO Todd Greenberg who will appear on the League Life’s first episode of the season.

Foxtel CEO Patrick Delaney during the 2018 Fox League Launch at Walsh Bay, Sydney. Picture: Brett Costello Source: News Corp Australia

Fox presenters Jess Yates, Megan Barnard, Emma Freedman, Hannah Hollis, Lara Pitt and Yvonne Sampson at the Fox League launch for season 2018 at Walsh Bay in Sydney. Picture. Phil Hillyard Source: News Corp Australia

Paul Kent with Megan Barnard and Hannah Hollis at the Fox League launch for season 2018 at Walsh Bay in Sydney. Picture. Phil Hillyard Source: News Corp Australia

Sam Burgess with Bob McCarthy during the 2018 Fox League Launch at Walsh Bay, Sydney. Picture: Brett Costello Source: News Corp Australia

Fox Sports head of television Steve Crawley said: “We are proud and invigorated by what Fox League achieved in its first year and have made some changes to mirror our mantra of ‘different, better, special’.

“We’re marching into the 2018 season with new shows, talent and motivation and just weeks from kick off it feels like we’re counting down to Christmas”.

A Fox League app will also be launched in time for the 2018 NRL season, a dedicated destination for videos, stories and stats.

Fox League's line-up in 2018. Source: FOX SPORTS

FOX LEAGUE’S 2018 LINE-UP OF SHOWS

SUNDAY

1:30pm: Sunday Ticket

6pm: Sunday Night with Matty Johns

MONDAY

6pm: NRL Tonight

6:30pm: NRL 360

7:30pm: Big League Wrap

TUESDAY

5pm: NRL Trytime

6pm: NRL Tonight

6:30pm: NRL 360

7:30pm: The Fan

8pm: Queenslanders Only

WEDNESDAY

6pm: NRL Tonight

6:30pm: NRL 360

7:30pm: League Life

8pm: The Greatest

THURSDAY

6:30pm: NRL Tonight

7:00pm: Thursday Night League

9:30pm: The Late Show with Matty Johns

FRIDAY

5:30pm: Friday Night Footy

9:30pm: The Professor’s Farewell Tour

SATURDAY

2:30pm: Super Saturday