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How to live stream NRL in the US

Being in the US doesn’t mean you have to miss out on all the exciting NRL action from Down Under.

Aaron McAllister
Aaron McAllister

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Latrelll Mitchell

With the 2020 NRL regular season now back, with round 3 resuming on May 28 (Australian time), the stakes are high and the clashes will be more exciting than ever. No wonder you’re eager to see what happens next!

But if you’re based overseas or happen to be travelling when your team is gearing up for a huge showdown, how do you catch all the big hits and breathtaking tries live? Fear not, we’re talking about the most watched rugby league competition in the world here. We’ve got you covered.

Stream games live with Watch NRL

The easiest way to watch NRL games when outside Australia is to sign up for Watch NRL. It’s the official service that enables you to stream every game live or on demand. You can get a weekly, monthly or yearly pass and enjoy all the action on supported devices. Passes are priced at $17, $33 and $165 respectively.

The service gives you access to every NRL Premiership and Finals Series match, including finals and the grand final, all State of Origin clashes and every men’s and women’s international match played in Australia. You’ll get live access to the Fox League channel content for the latest news, analysis and entertainment.

Watch NRL is available on computers via the Watch NRL website, on iOS and Android mobile and tablet devices, as well as on your TV with AirPlay or Chromecast or via the Watch NRL Apple TV app. You can pause and rewind live matches as well as download matches for offline viewing.

Match Availability
NRL regular season All matches
NRL finals All matches
State of Origin All matches
Watch NRL

Stream every game on Watch NRL

Watch the entire NRL season, finals, NRLW and State of Origin on Watch NRL.

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Watch NRL on FOX Sports

Another option to catch the NRL in the US is via FOX Sports. It’s advertised that FOX Sports will show up to three NRL matches live per round as well as finals and State of Origin. However with that being said we searched the FOX Sports TV guide on October 23 and couldn’t find a listing for the NRL Grand Final which is scheduled for October 24.

In addition to getting FOX Sports through cable TV providers like Dish Network, Spectrum, DIRECTV, Frontier and TVision you can also get access via its streaming app FOX Sports GO. Otherwise you can add on FOX Sports channels through various subscription packs via streaming services Hulu, FuboTV, AT&T TV Now, YouTube TV, Vidgo and Sling TV.

Name Product Service type Pricing starts at Free trial 4K or UHD Number of devices Simultaneous streams
Hulu + Live TV
Hulu + Live TV
Pay TV
$54.99
7 days
Yes
99
2
Go to site
More Info
FuboTV
FuboTV
Pay TV
$59.99
7 days
Yes
2
Go to site
More Info
Sling TV
Sling TV
Pay TV
$30
3 days
No
3
3
Go to site
More Info
AT&T TV
AT&T TV
On-demand streaming, Pay TV
$59.99
No
Yes
3
Go to site
More Info
YouTube TV
YouTube TV
On-demand streaming
$64.99
7 days
No
3
3
More Info
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