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Europe’s premier international rugby tournament, the Six Nations, kicks off this weekend. Here is The Roar‘s guide to live streaming every match of the Six Nations live, or watching them all on Australian TV.
The 2020 Six Nations tournament gets underway on Sunday, February 2 (Australian time) at 1:15am (AEDT), as defending champions Wales tackle Italy at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium.
For Australian audiences, the exclusive broadcaster of Six Nations rugby into the country is beIN sports. Fortunately, there are a number of different ways to access beIN.
If you have a valid Foxtel TV subscription, you can access beIN sports – provided you have the sports package. Most Six Nations matches will be on beIN sports 3 (Foxtel channel 515).
beIN sports is also available to view on Fetch TV for $19.99 a month. While Fetch didn’t carry all three beIN channels in the past, they do now, so you’ll definitely be able to catch the Six Nations on there.
If free-to-air television if your only option you’re, unfortunately, out of luck. There are no free-to-air broadcasters in Australia who have rights to the Six Nations.
VIEW THE FULL 2020 SIX NATIONS FIXTURE HERE.
If you need to live stream the Six Nations instead, you’ll have a couple of different options.
The best option is Kayo Sports, which lets you stream almost every piece of sporting content available on Foxtel through your preferred mobile device, computer or Samsung TV.
A Kayo subscription costs $25 a month but, if you’ve never used the service before, you might be able to score a free two-week trial.
If you’re already subscribed to Foxtel, just use the Foxtel GO app – included in your subscription – to stream the Six Nations that way.
The last live streaming option is a direct subscription to beIN sports Connect, which costs $19.99 a month of $199.99 for the whole year. Either plan lets you enjoy a two-week free trial without locking you in.
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