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The 2019 NRL season has finally arrived. This is The Roar’s ultimate guide to live streaming every game this season, as well as watching them on TV, so you won’t miss a moment.
The first game of the season will see the Melbourne Storm take on the Brisbane Broncos at AAMI Park in Melbourne, with kick-off scheduled for 7:50pm (AEDT) on Thursday, March 14.
Each round (expect two bye rounds in the middle of the season when State of Origin takes over) will feature eight games, and there are different ways to watch or stream each one.
There are multiple ways to watch the NRL season on TV, but the only method to catch every game will be to ensure you have access to Fox Sports. They broadcast every game of the regular season, and the finals series, with the only exceptions being State of Origin, and the grand final.
To watch the broadcast of every match throughout the season, you will need to have a valid Foxtel TV subscription, complete with the sports package.
Channel 9 are the free to air broadcaster of the NRL. They have the rights to three games per week, which are played on Thursday evening, Friday evening, and Sunday afternoon.
The final five rounds of the season also hand them the rights to the third Saturday game, while they also have all the State of Origin and finals games.
There are a multitude of ways to stream the 2019 NRL season.
The first of those is to go through the Fox Sports coverage, which has three separate methods.
The best option The Roar can reccomend is to go through Kayo Sports, which has the rights to broadcast every Foxtel channel, plus other selected events. This means it has every game of the season, and will only set you back $25 per month.
The Foxtel App and Foxtel Now are the other ways to tune into the streaming of Fox Sports’ coverage.
If you are looking to tune into the coverage provided by Channel 9, you can do so by using 9Now throughout the season, however, you will need to sign up to the free service with a valid email address.
Finally, you can stream the 2019 NRL season through the official NRL live pass or application, however this will set you $99 for the season.
To watch every game of the NRL overseas, you’ll need to tune in through the website or application. This will set you back $19 per week or $189 for the year, however, gives you access to all of the Fox Sports coverage.
Here at The Roar, we will have live coverage of each and every game through our live blogs and highlights, as well as all the best analysis, opinion and predictions on the competition each week.
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