It’s the final game of the Wallabies Spring Tour as they try to close it on a winning note against England at Twickenham with the match scheduled to get underway on Sunday, December 4 at 1:30am (AEDT). This is The Roar‘s ultimate guide to streaming and watching the match.
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Australia got their Spring Tour off to a cracking start, winning all of their first three matches against Wales, Scotland and France, but squandered an opportunity at the grand slam last weekend as they went down to Ireland.
This final match of the tour against Ireland has two options for watching, with SBS broadcasting on free-to-air TV and BeIN Sports broadcasting on Foxtel.
SBS are expected to only broadcast the match with a short pre-game and post-game, while BeIN being coverage at 1am – half an hour before the match and end it after a post-game wrap-up.
To live stream the match online, there will be three options this time thanks to SBS picking up coverage. The first of these is through SBS on Demand, which streams all of SBS’s channels 24/7 on any device you may own.
Another way to live stream it will be to use the Foxtel Play and Foxtel Go apps.
Foxtel Go is free if you’ve already got an existing Foxtel service. Foxtel Play is the better option for viewers who are looking only to access live-streaming services, and are not interested in a traditional installation.
Foxtel Play begins at a minimum cost of $25 per month, but goes up to at least $50 per month if you are including the ‘Sports’ package. There is a two-week free trial available for new customers.
These apps allow you to stream Foxtel channels to a variety of devices – PC and Mac computers, and Android and iOS tablets and mobiles.
It’s also possible to purchase access directly through BeIN. There is currently a free trial available for new users.
You can also access some of BeIN’s coverage through Fetch TV, however, only BeIN Sports 1 is available in this manner, and the match is being televised on BeIN Sports 3 – so, Fetch TV will not be an option for this match.
Of course, The Roar will also have a live blog and highlights of the match.
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