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A State of Origin decider between the New South Wales Blues and Queensland Maroons is upon us, and you’re not going to want to miss this one. Here’s all the info you need to catch an Origin live stream and watch the match on TV.
The Origin decider is scheduled to kick off at 8:10pm (AEST) tonight at ANZ Stadium in Homebush, Sydney.
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We have reached a decider after the Maroons took honours on home soil in Game 1, but couldn’t get the job done in Perth during Game 2, getting hammered 34 points to 6.
Neither side has made many changes for Game 3, with Queensland making three tweaks to their team and NSW just the two forced ones due to injury and suspension.
As with the other matches in the 2019 State of Origin series, the only way to (legally) live stream the decider in Australia will be though Channel Nine’s 9Now site and app.
9Now is available as a free service – although you will need to have an account with a valid email address to access the action there – and you can use it on most devices.
Their online coverage also offers additional features like extra camera angles – for example, being able to watch the entire game from Spider Cam.
As 9Now is only available in Australia, you’ll need a different option if you want to watch the match from overseas.
The way to get yourself an international stream for Origin is via WatchNRL, a subscription service for streaming the NRL outside of Australia.
If you have an NRL Digital Pass subscription, unfortunately it’s not going to be any help. In 2019, just as it was last year, the Live Pass does not include State of Origin.
Foxtel or Kayo subscribers won’t be able to live stream Origin 2, but will be able to watch replays of the match after it’s all over.
If you’d prefer to watch the big game in real time on the big screen, then the only way to do so will be on the Nine Network.
The free-to-air broadcaster will have coverage from 7pm (AEST), immediately after the news in eastern states and roughly an hour and ten minutes before Game 3 actually kicks off.
If you are outside of Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane, the coverage won’t start until 7:30pm (AEST) and may be on 9Gem. We suggest you check your local guides for this information.
There’ll be roughly an hour of post-game coverage, taking in the presentation, analysis and interviews with players, finishing at 11pm (AEST).
As always, The Roar will have extensive coverage of Origin 3, including a live blog, video highlights, expert analysis and a podcast recapping the big game.
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