Unbeaten Australia and Fiji meet at Rugby League World Cup; 7plus offers free stream
Australia and Fiji meet unbeaten in Brisbane; 7plus streams free locally, Premier Sports has US, Canada and UK rights.
Australia reached the match after a 24-22 comeback win over New Zealand, driven by a hat-trick from debutant Jack Bostock. The 23-year-old Dolphins winger will start again, while Kevin Walters has made James Tedesco captain for the first time since 2023. Bradman Best, Sam Walker, Blayke Brailey and David Fifita will also make their debuts from the start.
Fiji led 28-0 at halftime in their previous game before winning 40-12. Tigers center Solomone Saukuru scored two tries and will face familiar NRL opponents; Dolphins player Kurt Donoghoe will also meet clubmates, including Bostock. Fiji are trying to beat Australia for the first time.
In Australia, Channel 7 is showing the match on television and 7plus is streaming it free; viewers need an account with a valid Australian postcode. In the US, Premier Sports is carrying the match and a full tournament pass costs $25. In the UK, Premier Sports 2 has the match, with a rolling monthly price of £18.99 or £150 for a year, and the channel can be added to Sky TV, Virgin Media or Prime Video plans. In Canada, Premier Sports costs CA$29.99 on a rolling monthly basis. In New Zealand, Sky Sport 1 is showing the match, with Sky Sport Now starting at NZ$29.99 per day or NZ$59.99 per month.
TechRadar advised viewers outside their home country to use a VPN such as Surfshark to access their usual streaming services, saying the software can make devices appear to be back home. The article listed a Black Friday promotion for Surfshark One at $2.49 a month on a two-year plan with three extra months free.