Where to Watch Argentina vs Australia 2nd Test Rugby Live
The Argentina vs Australia 2nd Test kicks off on Saturday, September 5 at 5pm ET / 10pm BST. The match will be held at Estadio Malvinas Argentinas in Mendoza, Argentina.
You can watch the match live on several platforms depending on your location:
- United States: Watch for FREE on RugbyPass TV, which offers free live streaming of international rugby games.
- United Kingdom: Available on Sky Sports Action. Sky Sports packages start from £22/month (for existing Sky customers) or £35/month (without Sky subscription). Also available via NOW Sports streaming service.
- Australia: Available exclusively on Stan Sport. Costs AU$20/month plus a Stan subscription starting at AU$9.99/month.
- New Zealand: Broadcast on Sky Sport NZ via satellite or live stream using Sky Sport Now, with daily and monthly pass options.
- South Africa: Broadcast on SuperSport, requiring a DStv access package starting from Rs99/month for streaming.
- Canada: Available via Premier Sports with monthly and annual subscription options.
How to Watch for Free Using a VPN
If you are outside the US or regions where the match is broadcast, you can use a VPN to access streaming services as if you were in those countries. A VPN masks your IP address, allowing you to connect to a server in the country that offers free or paid streams.
Recommended VPN: NordVPN offers reliable speed and security, plus up to 75% off deals. Using NordVPN can unlock RugbyPass TV in the US and other region-locked services.
Watching on Mobile Devices
Most official broadcasters provide mobile apps or support streaming via mobile browsers. For example, RugbyPass TV has a dedicated app, and Sky Sports, Stan Sport, and Sky Sport Now also support mobile streaming, ensuring you can watch the match live on the go.
Key Match Details and Teams
The match starts at 6pm Argentina local time (2pm PT / 5pm ET / 10pm BST), which corresponds to early hours of Sunday in Australia and New Zealand.
Argentina and Australia have a competitive history, with Australia holding 31 wins to Argentina's 10 out of 44 games. Expect a competitive encounter as Australia aims for a series sweep on Argentine soil for the first time.