StREAMS@>!r.E.d.d.i.t-STATE OF ORIGIN GAME 3 LIVE Broadcast ON 13 July 2022

StREAMS@>!r.E.d.d.i.t-STATE OF ORIGIN GAME 3 LIVE Broadcast ON 13 July 2022

🔴📺📲👉STATE OF ORIGIN GAME 3 LIVE

🔴📺📲👉STATE OF ORIGIN GAME 3 LIVE

State of Origin live stream 2022: How to watch Game Final streaming online and on TV.State of Origin Live State of Origin Live has a history of thriving as home underdogs in prime-time games on a national stage. They will get a chance to do so again when their State of Origin – Nanchise debut in Sin City against the Olympiakos in Today,s Game.

tate of Origin returns for Game 2 with the NSW Blues hoping to bounce back from a shock defeat at home to the Queensland Maroons. If you want to watch the Perth game live there are only a handful of options with the match broadcast exclusively by the Nine Network.

Kick-off between the NSW Blues and Queensland Maroons is scheduled for 7:50pm AEST at Perth’s Optus Stadium on Sunday June 26.

Wanting to catch the game on a live stream or traditional TV broadcast?

As mentioned above the only way to watch State of Origin in Australia live is through the Nine Network.

You won’t be able to stream the match live on Fox League or Kayo as you are able to for other NRL matches.

Instead, the only way to stream the match online is through 9Now. It’s a free service but you will have to create an account if you don’t have one.

9Now can be accessed on a mobile app through the apple store and google play or you can also access it on most Smart TVs and a standard web browser if you want to stream on a laptop or desktop.

9Now will also have the replay and highlights after the match. Fox League and Kayo will broadcast a replay too but we must stress once again that they won’t have ANY live coverage other than pre-game build-up.

How to watch Origin on TV

There is only one way to watch the 2022 State of Origin series on TV, and that is through the Nine Network. While Fox Sports broadcast all of the NRL regular season, Nine holds the exclusive rights to Origin and the NRL grand final.

To access Nine’s broadcast in metropolitan areas, you’ll want to head to channel number 9 or 91 on your TV for standard definition, or channel 90 to watch the game in high definition. For Foxtel customers, you’ll have to select channel 209 and if you’re in regional Australia you’ll need to search your TV guide but it’s likely to be on Channel 8 for most of NSW and Queensland areas.

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