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Live Australian National Rugby League TV & Streaming Schedule

Access our ultimate guide containing official television channels and digital live streaming schedules for all upcoming Australian National Rugby League fixtures in your territory.

Australian National Rugby League on TV Today

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Sunday, June 28, 2026

Australian National Rugby League
12:00 AM
Canberra Raiders Home
VS
St. George Illawara Dragons Away
Australian National Rugby League
2:05 AM
Newcastle Knights Home
VS
Wests Tigers Away

Friday, July 3, 2026

Australian National Rugby League
6:00 AM
Penrith Panthers Home
VS
South Sydney Rabbitohs Away

Saturday, July 4, 2026

Australian National Rugby League
3:30 AM
St. George Illawara Dragons Home
VS
Wests Tigers Away
Australian National Rugby League
5:30 AM
Brisbane Broncos Home
VS
Cronulla Sharks Away

Sunday, July 5, 2026

Australian National Rugby League
12:00 AM
Parramatta Eels Home
VS
Manly Sea Eagles Away
Australian National Rugby League
2:05 AM
Newcastle Knights Home
VS
Dolphins Away
Official Rights Holders

Where to Stream Australian National Rugby League Live

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About Australian National Rugby League

The NRL is the top professional rugby league competition in Australia and New Zealand. It's a brutal, fast-paced sport that pulls massive crowds and even bigger TV numbers. The season runs from March through October, with the Grand Final at Sydney's Stadium Australia. The league is deep into the schedule, with teams jockeying for playoff position.

Top teams

The Penrith Panthers have been the team of the decade. They won four straight premierships from 2021 to 2024 and are still a force. The Sydney Roosters are the league's glamour club — big money, big names, always in the finals. The Melbourne Storm have been a powerhouse for 20 years under Craig Bellamy. The Brisbane Broncos, South Sydney Rabbitohs, and Canterbury Bulldogs round out the heavyweights. The league is stacked with talent top to bottom.

Star players

Nathan Cleary is the best player in the game. The Penrith halfback controls the tempo like no one else. Reece Walsh at the Broncos is the most exciting runner in the league — when he gets the ball, something happens. Kalyn Ponga (Newcastle), Tom Trbojevic (Manly), and Cameron Munster (Melbourne) are all elite. The NRL has never had a deeper talent pool. The young guys coming through are ridiculous.

Viewership

The NRL is a ratings monster in Australia. The Grand Final pulls over 3 million viewers domestically. The State of Origin series is even bigger — it's the biggest sporting event in the country outside the AFL Grand Final. Internationally, the NRL draws around 15 million streaming fans each season, mostly in New Zealand, the UK, and the Pacific Islands. The broadcast rights deal is worth over $2 billion, which tells you how big the sport is.

TV options in Australia

Channel 9 has the free-to-air rights. They show the Friday night game, the Sunday afternoon game, and all finals matches. Kayo Sports and Foxtel have every single game of the season — all 200-plus matches — ad-free and live. If you want to follow a specific team, Kayo is the move. If you're just a casual fan, Channel 9 will get you the big games.

International streaming

For fans outside Australia and New Zealand, Watch NRL is the official global streaming service. Every game streams live and on demand. You can buy a season pass or a weekly pass. It's not cheap — a full season runs about $200 USD — but it's the only legal way to watch every match outside the region. The service works in the US, Canada, the UK, Europe, and most of Asia. No blackouts, no geo-restrictions.

Streaming options in the US and Europe

Watch NRL is the answer. Fox Soccer Plus used to carry some games in the US, but those days are mostly gone. The NRL has consolidated its international rights into one platform. If you're in the UK, Sky Sports still shows a handful of games each week, but the full season is on Watch NRL. The app works on web, mobile, and most smart TVs. Replays, highlights, and classic matches are all included.

Current season

The 2026 NRL season kicked off in March. The regular season runs through September, with the finals series in October. The Grand Final is scheduled for the first Sunday in October at Stadium Australia. Penrith are the defending champions after winning their fourth straight premiership in 2025. They're sitting near the top of the ladder again this year, with Nathan Cleary leading the charge. The Dolphins are in their fourth season as an expansion club and are starting to find their feet.

Match Archive

Recently Completed Matches

Review the final scores and details for recently concluded Australian National Rugby League broadcasts below.

Saturday, June 27, 2026 Rugby ARCHIVE
MS
Manly Sea Eagles
MS
Melbourne Storm
FT 0 - 0
Saturday, June 27, 2026 Rugby ARCHIVE
NQ
North Queensland Cowboys
PP
Penrith Panthers
FT 0 - 0
Saturday, June 27, 2026 Rugby ARCHIVE
D
Dolphins
NZ
New Zealand Warriors
FT 23-31
Friday, June 26, 2026 Rugby ARCHIVE
BB
Brisbane Broncos
SR
Sydney Roosters
FT 2 - 0
Friday, June 26, 2026 Rugby ARCHIVE
GC
Gold Coast Titans
CB
Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs
FT 3 - 0
Thursday, June 25, 2026 Rugby ARCHIVE
PE
Parramatta Eels
SS
South Sydney Rabbitohs
FT 2 - 0
Sunday, June 21, 2026 Rugby ARCHIVE
SR
Sydney Roosters
CS
Cronulla Sharks
FT 3 - 0
Sunday, June 21, 2026 Rugby ARCHIVE
MS
Melbourne Storm
CR
Canberra Raiders
FT 1 - 0
Sunday, June 21, 2026 Rugby ARCHIVE
NZ
New Zealand Warriors
NQ
North Queensland Cowboys
FT 1 - 0
Saturday, June 20, 2026 Rugby ARCHIVE
CB
Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs
MS
Manly Sea Eagles
FT 1 - 0