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The 2019 Six Nations tournament is in full swing and as the final week approaches it is important to know how to queue in. This is all the information you need in order to have live access to stream games online and watch on TV in Australia.
Week five commences on Saturday, March 16, with France playing Italy on their turf at 11:30pm (AEDT). Neither team has found much success through the first four weeks of the tournament, losing the majority of their matches.
The remaining matches will be played in the wee hours of Sunday morning, beginning with the most anticipated match up of the week, as undefeated Wales take on the reigning champions, Ireland, at 1am (AEDT).
A few hours later at 4am (AEDT), Scotland goes up against England at Twickenham Stadium in London.
Going into the fifth and final week of the tournament it’s split down the middle with Ireland, Wales, and England all still in with a chance of winning the tournament. Italy, Scottland, and France have not been as fortunate, all having lost the majority of their matches.
The exclusive providers of Six Nations broadcast in Australia is BeIN Sports.
The European network will broadcast the matches over their three stations. It is unlikely to be the same channel throughout, so be sure to check your local listings beforehand to ensure you don’t miss any of the critical matches.
BeIN’s channels can be found on Foxtel at Channels 513, 514 and 515.
To watch the BeIN coverage of the Six Nations in Australia though, you will need to have a valid Foxtel TV subscription, complete with the sports package.
To watch the coverage of the Six Nations online, you will need to use the BeIN coverage.
The easiest way to stream is by subscribing to <a href="http://Kayo Sports“>Kayo Sports, for 25$ a month. This allows you to live stream all the sports channels of Foxtel, as well as other selected events.
Additionally, you can enable your online streaming on multiple devices through the Foxtel App and Foxtel Now. The app is the easiest route if you already have valid login information to the Foxtale TV subscription because it is free of charge.
Other ways to tune into BeIN Sports services include Fetch TV or BeIN Sports Connect.
If that none of that satisfies you, here at The Roar, we will also be informing readers, through the use of live blogs, of all the highlights and biggest plays of the matches.
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