The Wallabies will play Argentina in their third fourth game of the 2017 Rugby Championship in Canberra on Saturday night. As usual, The Roar has all the information you need to watch the match live online or on tv.
The Wallabies have yet to record a win in this year’s competition, losing twice to the All Blacks and then most recently drawing with the Springboks in Perth.
Coach Michael Cheika made several changes to the starting side after the impressive performance against the All Blacks in Dunedin, but it was enough to secure the win.
With the most recent disappointing result, the Wallabies must win against Argentina to maintain a respectable place on the Rugby CHampionship ladder before a host of away games.
The game will be broadcast on both free-to-air tv and pay-tv.
Channel 10 has the broadcasting rights to all the Wallabies games, with the commentary led by Gordon Bray. Coverage starts from 7:30 pm (AEST) until 10:15 pm.
Fox Sports 1 will also start the broadcast at 7:30pm, and will finish at 10:30pm. They will show the game directly after the conclusion of the All Blacks vs Springboks.
You can watch the game online by streaming it through Foxtel’s Foxtel Now service. This method will require a paid Foxtel subscription and will allow to watch the game exactly as it would be shown on tv.
If you already have a subscription to Foxtel, you can also stream the game using the Foxtel app.
You can also live stream Channel Ten’s coverage of the game live and free on the Tenplay website, or similarly, by the Tenplay app.
How to watch the match on TV
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How to live stream the match online
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