What time is kick-off New Zealand v South Africa?

When is New Zealand vs South Africa? THIS clash will be held on Saturday, July 27. It will take place at the Wellington Regional Stadium. Kick-off is at 8.35am BST.

What channel is New Zealand v South Africa on?

How to watch New Zealand vs South Africa? Sky Sports Arena will host build-up to the match from 7.30am ahead of an 8.05am kick-off, while viewers can also stream Saturday’s match live using Sky Go.

How can I watch NZ v SA?

Good news: for the first time ever, the Rugby Championship series will be shown on free-to-air TV across Australia’s Nine Network and streamed on 9Now.

Where can I watch rugby vs South Africa?

The All Blacks v Springboks match will be shown on Stan Sport after the Wallabies v Argentina.

What time is kick off All Blacks South Africa?

Match details: All Blacks v South Africa, Saturday 2 October, 11.05pm NZT, (8.05pm local time), Cbus Stadium, Gold Coast. Victory on the Gold Coast will make it a ‘Grand Slam’ of six wins from six Tests in the Fortinet Rugby Championship for the All Blacks.

How can I watch New Zealand vs South Africa 2021?

South Africa vs New Zealand live stream and how to watch the 2021 Rugby Championship for free online and on TV, kick-off

Date: Saturday 2nd October 2021.
Start time: 11.05am BST / 8.05pm AEST / 6.05am ET.
Venue: Cbus Super Stadium, Australia.
Free stream: 9Now (free-to-air) | Stan (7-day trial)

What time is SA vs NZ today?

South Africa v New Zealand takes place on Saturday, October 2, at the Cbus Super Stadium, Queensland. Kick-off is at 11.05am BST.

How can I watch All Blacks in South Africa?

The 2021 South Africa vs New Zealand All Blacks broadcast starts on Oct 2, 2021 and runs until Oct 3, 2021. Stream or cast from your desktop, mobile or TV. Now available on Roku, Fire TV, Chromecast and Apple TV.

What Time Is All Black game?

All you need to know ahead of the All Blacks’ clash against Wales at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff on Sunday October 31, kickoff 5.15am: It’s an endurance battle that might prove tougher than what the All Blacks encounter on the field during their end-of-year rugby tour.