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After a famous victory, the Wallabies will head to Eden Park with a chance of reclaiming the Bledisloe Cup, a trophy they haven’t held for almost two decades. Standing in their way though are the All Blacks, who will be out to make up for their opening loss. This is The Roar’s guide to live streaming the match online or watching it on TV.
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The second and final game of the 2019 Bledisloe Cup will be played at Eden Park in Auckland, with kick-off scheduled for 5:35pm (AEST) on Saturday, August 17.
Eden Park has been an unhappy hunting ground for the Wallabies over the year, with the Aussies not winning at the ground since 1986, and only winning four of 28 matches there in total.
The All Blacks, on the other hand, haven’t lost in Auckland since 1994, making it one of the biggest fortresses in world sport.
Australia’s tilt at winning their first Bledisloe Cup since 2002 can be watched on two different channels in Australia.
As was the case with the series opener and every other Wallabies Test, the match will be available on Fox Sports.
They will broadcast the match on Channel 505, with coverage to start at the end of the women’s Test, which kicks off at 3pm (AEST).
To watch the match on Fox Sports, you’ll need to ensure you have a valid Foxtel TV subscription.
The other way to tune into the match will be on free to air network Channel 10, who will broadcast the match on their main channel from 5pm (AEST).
If you’re going to be on the go and would prefer to live stream the second Bledisloe Test online, you’ll be able to do so through multiple methods.
The best of those is Kayo Sports, although you’ll also be able to stream the coverage on Fox Sports through the Foxtel App or Foxtel Now.
Kayo Sports is the best option as it has access to all of Foxtel’s sports channels and other selected events from $25 per month. Foxtel Now is the way to sign up for a regular Foxtel package, while the App can be used for free by those already holding valid login details for a TV subscription.
If you’d prefer to stream the Channel Ten coverage, you’ll be able to do so through TenPlay.
Here at The Roar, you’ll also be able to tune into the match through our live scores, blog and highlights from 5:15pm (AEST) on Saturday evening.
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