Rugby Live 3
Marthe Bernskoetter
The super-exciting seven-a-side series is underway, but there are still plenty of matches to enjoy, so sit back and let us show you where to watch the Olympics rugby live streams for free, wherever you are in the world. This guide covers both the men's and women's series. The men's ends on Saturday, and the women's starts on Sunday.
The group stages have just wrapped up this morning, with all the big teams making it through to this afternoon's quarter-finals including hosts France, New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, Ireland, and Argentina. The USA are also through in style with Perry Baker scoring a record four tries against Uruguay following an impressive draw against France yesterday.
The Olympics is being streamed for free in various countries around the world. If you want a piece of the action gratis, too, we can help you bypass geo-blocks that would usually stop overseas viewers from accessing the free Olympics rugby live streams. A VPN (virtual private network) changes the digital location of your viewing device (phone, laptop, Fire TV Stick, etc) to a country of your choosing, unlocking the international options from the box below, along with a range of other international streaming options.
There's no free local option in the US, but Peacock is covering every Olympic event and is very affordable at just $7.99 a month for the ad-supported tier. Or you can bump up to $13.99 to skip ads. If you plan to keep the service longer, there's a decent discount when you opt for the annual plans. If you only want it for the Olympics, you're free to cancel the monthly plan any time you like, with no commitment required.
Some Olympic coverage will also be broadcast on TV via NBC and the USA Network, but only for select events. If you don't mind missing some of the action and want a more comprehensive cable alternative, you can try a live TV package like Sling or Fubo.
The UK's BBC will cover every rugby sevens game at the Paris Olympics for free via the BBC iPlayer. The BBC will cover all the major Olympic events, which makes it one of the best free options around the world. Better yet, it has zero ads. Just create a free account, and you're all set.
If you're not in the UK right now and looking for a VPN-compatible option, the UK is a great pick. You can also use it for free coverage of the Six Nations early next year, as the BBC and ITVX share coverage for the whole tournament.
In Australia, all of the Olympics will be shown on the popular free streaming service 9Now. You will need to create a free account and sign in before you can watch. Like the BBC in the UK, this option is also compatible with a VPN if you're not in Australia right now.
If you're not currently in one of the countries mentioned above and are struggling to find a decent option locally, you can use a VPN to temporarily change your viewing device's location to act as if you were located elsewhere. VPNs are an essential tool for any sports fan nowadays, as shown in our vast collection of streaming guides. They're not just great for streaming, as they protect your digital privacy online on all your devices at home and, more importantly, on vulnerable public WiFi.
If you fancy taking one for a spin, I recommend ExpressVPN. It's an efficient, user-friendly option that I've been using for years, and it has a 30-day money-back guarantee policy. You can find full details in our ExpressVPN review.
Note: The use of VPNs is illegal in certain countries, and using VPNs to access region-locked streaming content might constitute a breach of the terms of use for certain services. Insider does not endorse or condone the illegal use of VPNs.
July marks a historic milestone as NZR+ broadcasts its first-ever live Test match. The highly anticipated weekend will feature a series of thrilling clashes, starting with the All Blacks taking on England at 7:05 PM NZT on Saturday 6 July. This monumental event is part of the SANZAAR TV portal and highlights NZR+'s commitment to bringing the best of rugby to a global audience.
In addition to the All Blacks v England match, fans can also look forward to a massive showdown in Pretoria. The World Champion Springboks will face off against the number two ranked Ireland at 5:00 PM local time on Saturday. This match is particularly significant for European rugby fans, as the timing makes it easily watchable across the continent including the large South African expat community in the Netherlands.
To watch these matches live and free, fans need to register on NZR+ HERE. This simple process opens the door to an incredible lineup of rugby matches, bringing the best of international rugby directly to fans.
Using a VPN to watch or stream sports is legal in any country where VPNs are legal, including the US, UK and Australia, as long as you have a legitimate subscription to the service you're streaming. You should be sure your VPN is set up correctly to prevent leaks: Even where VPNs are legal, the streaming service may terminate the account of anyone it deems to be circumventing correctly applied blackout restrictions.
Select Six Nations matches this season are being broadcast in the US on CNBC. The best option for watching the tournament is via the streaming service Peacock, which is showing every match live. You'll need a Peacock Premium or Premium Plus account to catch games live.
Rugby fans in the UK are among the luckiest in the world, as all matches of the 2024 Six Nations will be shown live on free-to-air networks BBC and ITV. This match is being shown on ITV1, which also means viewers in the UK will be able to stream for free on ITVX.
Live coverage is split between free-to-air terrestrial broadcasters RT and Virgin Media in Ireland. This match is being shown on Virgin Media One, which means you'll be able to stream the game for free on its streaming platform Virgin Media Player.
You can live stream 2024 Six Nations games for free using Virgin Media Player or via the network's TV Anywhere app, which is available for nearly all devices, including smartphones, tablets, computers and more.
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England and New Zealand are back in action again this weekend as their test series in the Southern Hemisphere continues. The first match at the Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin was an absolute cracker, as the All Blacks came from behind in the latter stages to squeeze home with the narrowest of 16-15 victories.
Steve Borthwick's side will be keen on getting their own back having matched their hosts in almost every department, and the England head coach's team selection shows that he believes his squad have the capability to topple the All Blacks.
It looks an impossible task for England as they prepare to end 30 years of All Black dominance in Auckland, but their close-run defeat in the first Test will have the travelling fans dreaming of an unforgettable upset from Steve Borthwick's side, to level the series and create an iconic piece of history.
Sky Sports hold the rights to England's summer international matches. The pay TV broadcaster will be showing the match live with build-up and post-match analysis either side of the 80 minutes, on both Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Action.
Streaming options in the UK are available via Sky Go pass or a NOW TV subscription, while across the pond, FloRugby is the best option for US-based Rugby fans and viewers in Australia are able to stream the match on Stan Sport.
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