This summer’s rugby Test series is underway with England vs Australia one of the headline fixtures.
At 11am BST on Saturday 25 June, Eddie Jones’ men will attempt to whitewash the Wallabies, having already taken a historic victory in the series, which they lead 2-0.
Unlike with Euro 2016, things aren’t totally straightforward if you want to tune in to the rugger – especially if you want to watch online or on your mobile device.
Sky has the rights to the match, meaning while it’s airing on Sky Sports 1, it’s not available to view for free.
That means live streamers have limited options, but it’s far from impossible. Here’s what you need to know.
If you have a Sky Sports subscription, you’re pretty sorted. You can tune in from your computer, smartphone, tablet, or stream via your Xbox or PlayStation at no additional cost.
Just navigate to the Sports section of the Sky Go website, or grab the Sky Go app for your mobile device – you can download it for iOS here and Android here.
However, if you’re not in bed with Sky, you’ll have to take a different course of action.
Related: How to live stream every Euro 2016 match – for free
The simplest (and only legal) thing to do is to buy a Sky Sports pass from NOW TV, which will let you stream live action on your desktop, handset or slate.
These cost £6.99 for a day or £10.99 per week – there’s also a £31.99 a month option, but we wouldn’t recommend it because it’s a disproportionate premium compared to a Sky Sports subscription, and cheekily re-bills at £33.99 a month until cancelled.
Once you’ve purchased your pass, you can then download the NOW TV iOS or Android mobile to watch live on-the-go.
Those are your options, rugby fans – enjoy the match!
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