The Wallabies continue their end-of-year tour with the all-important clash against England this Saturday. This is The Roar’s guide to watching the match on TV or live streaming online.
The blockbuster clash between the two old rivals will be played at London’s Twickenham Stadium and starts at 2am (AEDT) on Sunday, November 19.
The fixture is shaping up to be the biggest of the Wallabies end-of-year tour. England has won the last four games against the Wallabies including a 3-game series whitewash in 2016, all under Aussie coach Eddie Jones.
Overall, the two countries have played each other 48 times, with Australia winning 25, England 22, and one draw.
The match will be broadcast on both free-to-air and pay tv, with SBS and Foxtel sharing the broadcasting rights in Australia.
SBS’s coverage starts at 1:50am (AEDT) on its main channel.
BeIN Sports 3 will broadcast the match live as well, their coverage will be available through Foxtel on channel 515.
How to watch online
If you have a Foxtel subscription with Sports access then you can live stream Foxtel channels through the Foxtel app, allowing you to live stream the Wallabies match this way.
Alternatively if you do not have a Foxtel subscription, you can sign up for Foxtel Now, a streaming-only service that will allow you to live stream the match.
Don’t forget that The Roar will have comprehensive coverage of the game, including a live blog and video highlights.
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How to watch the match on TV
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How to live stream the match online
Stream the best choice of live sport from Australia and around the world instantly with Foxtel Now. Foxtel Now is the more flexible and accessible way to stream live sport to your devices. Plus, you can start watching today with a two-week free trial^.If you already have a Foxtel subscription that includes the Sport pack, you can stream live sport anytime, anywhere to your devices through the free Foxtel app~.
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~Just connect your compatible device to the internet. Data charges may apply. Shows only available if they’re in your pack, some shows/channels not available. Sorry, Australia only.
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