How to watch New Zealand vs Australia Bledisloe Cup Game 2 anywhere

The Bledisloe Cup continues with this second match-up between the ALl Blacks and the Wallabies at Eden Park in Auckland – read on to find out how to watch New Zealand vs Australia with our live stream guide.

Game one of the four-match series follows last weekend’s enthralling 16-16 draw in Wellington.

The visitors ensured a stalemate thanks to Jordie Barrett’s 79th-minute penalty.

The All Blacks had dominated the first half but the Wallabies could have snatched their first victory in New Zealand for 19 years had replacement Reece Hodge’s 50m penalty not struck the post in overtime.

The home side have suffered an injury blow coming into this clash with George Bridge ruled out for up to six months after suffering a chest injury earlier this week in training.

Unlike much of the world, New Zealand has been relatively successful in combating COVID-19 and Saturday’s match should see Eden Park packed to the rafters with a near-capacity crowd of 47,000 expected.

This match comes ahead of game three which is set to take place next month at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, with the series concluding with Game 4 at Sydney’s ANZ Stadium on December 12 – a match that’s also set to serve as the final game of the Rugby Championship.

Read for full details on how to get a live stream of New Zealand vs Australia no matter where you are in the world with our guide below.

New Zealand vs Australia – Bledisloe Cup 2020 Game 2: Where and when?

Sunday’s match will be played at Auckland’s Eden Park with kick-off is at 4pm NZDT local time.

That makes it a 2pm AEDT start for Aussies and an early 4am BST Sunday morning kick-off in the UK. For rugby fans in the US it’s an 11pm ET / 8pm PT Sunday night start.

Watch New Zealand vs Australia rugby online from outside your country

We have details of all the US, UK, Australian and Canadian broadcasters of this Bledisloe Cup clash further down in this guide. If you’re intent on watching England vs Australia, but find yourself away from home then you’ll likely run into problems when trying to stream your domestic coverage online from abroad as it’s likely to be geo-blocked.

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Live stream All Blacks vs Wallabies live in Australia for free

This weekend’s big match is being shown for free on terrestrial broadcaster Network 10, with coverage getting under way at 1.30pm AEDT. If you’re Down Under you’ll also be able to watch online at the 10 Play website or on your tablet or phone (both Android and Apple) via the 10 Play app.

Live stream All Blacks vs Wallabies live in New Zealand for free

Unlike Australia, there’s no free option for watching this weekend’s game, however, Sky Sports will be showing the game live and in full.

For those without a subscription, free-to-air Prime will have delayed coverage of today’s game as well as each All Blacks match during the tournament.

If you’re looking to stream the coverage live to your mobile device, Sky Go is the service you need.

Coverage begins on Sky Sport 1 NZDT from 3pm with kick-off is at 4pm NZDT.

Can I watch New Zealand vs Australia online in the US?

Somewhat surprisingly there’s currently no confirmed broadcaster for this weekend’s All Blacks vs Wallabies clash in America.
If you’re desperate to watch the match, the only alternative is to use a VPN service as outlined above, set your location to a country on this page that is broadcasting the game and go from there – just be aware that streaming services will likely require a credit card based in the country the service is from.

How to stream New Zealand vs Australia live in the UK

There’s better news for rugby fans in the UK – Sky Sports will be showing the game live and in full.

Coverage of game 2 of the Bledisloe Cup begins at 3am BST on SUnday on Sky Sports Main Event ahead of a 4am kick-off.
You can also stream the Sky Sports coverage live via Now TV, which offers attractive limited-time passes for Sky Sports starting at £9.99 per day. Getting it for a month is the best value however, costing £34 for all that sport – you’ll also get Premier League football, cricket, NFL and loads more.

Live stream All Blacks vs Wallabies live in Australia for free

This weekend’s big match is being shown for free on terrestrial broadcaster Network 10, with coverage getting under way at 1.30pm AEDT. If you’re DOwn Under you’ll also be able to watch online at the 10 Play website or on your tablet or phone (both Android and Apple) via the 10 Play app.