The Wallabies will hope against hope that they can record a miracle win against the All Blacks when the two sides meet at Eden Park this evening.
There’s a variety of ways to watch all the action, and we’ve got all the information you need here on how to watch via a live stream or on TV.
If you are wanting a live stream online then you’ve got two options. The match will be televised on Fox Sports, which means you can live stream it via the Foxtel Play or Foxtel Go apps.
Foxtel Go is free if you already have an existing Foxtel service. Foxtel Play would be a better option for those who are looking only to access live-streaming services and not interested in a traditional installation.
Foxtel Play starts at a minimum cost of $25 per month, but increases to at least $50 per month if including the ‘Sports’ package. There is however a two-week free trial available for new customers.
These apps give you the ability to stream Foxtel channels to a variety of devices – PC and Mac computers, and Android and iOS tablets and mobiles.
If you’re not already set up with Foxtel, the simplest way to access a live stream will be via the Tenplay website, where you can view Ten’s coverage of the match live and free.
If you’re watching on TV, the match will be shown both on free-to-air television and on Foxtel.
On free-to-air the match will be on Channel Ten and TenHD, while on Foxtel, the match will be broadcast on Fox Sports 2 and Fox Sports 2HD.
For the Wallabies it’s a chance to continue some decent recent form – they’ve won three of their last four, beating Argentina at Twickenham two weeks ago – but they’ll have to break a long standing hoodoo to do so.
They did get a win over the All Blacks on Australian soil last year, but it’s been a very long time since they last tasted victory in New Zealand.
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