The second game of the 2015 State of Origin series is set to be held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Wednesday, June 17, with the kick-off scheduled for 8:00pm (AEST).
Although the game has a scheduled start time of 8:16pm, a delay of fifteen minutes or so is likely. Game 1 was officially scheduled to start at 8:16pm (AEST), and actually kicked off at 8:22pm AEST. We may see a similar situation occur in Game 2.
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This would give the game a likely finish time of around 9:50pm (AEST).
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The official Australian broadcaster for the second match of the State of Origin series is Channel Nine, and the game will be show live across Australia via the Nine Network. Their broadcast begins at 7:30pm (AEST).
The NRL’s official Radio Broadcasters are ABC Grandstand, Triple M and 2GB. The match will be broadcast live across the ABC, Southern Cross Austereo and Macquarie Radio networks (check your local bandwidths), and can also be streamed live via each outlet’s website.
Channel Nine maintains highly exclusive broadcasting rights so the only other way to legally watch the match is through a live online stream available via the NRL’s Digital Pass app.
Digital Pass is a subscription service that costs $2.99 per week or $89.99 for the year, though it does have a one-week free trial available.
Otherwise, plonk yourself in front of the television, either at home or at the pub, or sit beside the wireless and enjoy the action.
Start: 8:00pm (AEST)
Venue: Melbourne Cricket Ground
TV Broadcast: Channel 9 (LIVE)
Radio Broadcast: 2GB, Triple M, ABC Grandstand
Betting: NSW $2.40, Queensland $1.60
We’ll also have live scores and commentary of the State of Origin’s second game via The Roar‘s live blog from 8:00pm (AEST).
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