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Wales v New Zealand free streams: How to watch today’s Nations Championship 2026 fixture

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Wales’ decades-old quest for a win against the All Blacks continues in Cardiff.

Wales v New Zealand as the men in red try (yet again) to end a losing streak against the All Blacks that stretches back to 1953.

Few are expecting that run to end today, even though Wales beat Japan last weekend and are much improved under head coach Steve Tandy. Despite a busy 2026 in which July’s Nations Championship fixtures were followed by a tour of South Africa and the annual Bledisloe Cup two-header against Australia, the All Blacks were formidable against Scotland last time out – so much so that a Wales win would rank among the biggest shocks in rugby history.

The match gets underway at 2.10pm GMT in Cardiff. The good news is that you can watch Wales v All Blacks live streams for free in the UK, Ireland, France and the US – so read on to find out how you can use a VPN to tune in wherever you are in the world.


Key information

– Wales v New Zealand date: Saturday 14 November 2026

– Wales v New Zealand kick-off time: 2.10pm GMT / 3.10pm CET / 4.10pm SAST / 1.10am AEDT (Sunday) / 3.10am NZDT (Sunday) / 9.10am ET / 6.10am PT

– Wales v New Zealand venue: Principality Stadium, Cardiff, Wales

– Wales v New Zealand free streams: ITVX / S4C Clic / BBC iPlayer (UK), Virgin Media Play (Ireland), TF1+ (France), RugbyPass TV (US)

– Watch from anywhere: Try NordVPN 100% risk-free


How to watch Wales v All Blacks in the UK – live stream the game for free

Wales v New Zealand live streams are available for free on streaming service ITVX in the UK. The match is also on terrestrial channel ITV1, with coverage starting at 1.40pm GMT ahead of the 2.10pm kick-off.

The game is also on S4C, S4C Clic and BBC iPlayer if you’d prefer to watch with Welsh language commentary.

ITVX, S4C Clic and BBC iPlayer are all free to use, but you do need to complete a simple sign-up process to access the services. You also need an up-to-date TV Licence to stream live TV in the UK.


Stream Wales v New Zealand from anywhere

Being overseas for this weekend’s fifth round matches doesn’t mean you have to miss any of the Nations Championship action. By using a VPN (Virtual Private Network) to change your IP address, you can avoid geo-blocking restrictions and stream Wales v All Blacks as if you were sitting in your own living room.

The tech experts at TechRadar and Tom’s Guide both rate NordVPN as world number one, thanks to its top-notch ability to unblock streaming services and security features.

How to watch Wales v All Blacks for FREE in Ireland

Virgin Media Television is the place to watch Wales v All Blacks live streams for free in Ireland. You can tune in for free on the Virgin Media Play streaming service or terrestrial channel Virgin Media One.

Pre-match build-up starts at 1.45pm GMT, before the game gets underway at 2.10pm.


Wales v New Zealand free streams in France

French fans can tune in for free on both TF1 and the TF1+ streaming service.

Coverage of Wales v All Blacks starts at 3.00pm CET, just 10 minutes before the 3.10pm kick-off.

French fans who are away from home but want to tune in to the action with their usual French language commentary can still access their TF1 coverage from overseas by using a VPN, such as NordVPN.

Beauden Barrett scores the All Blacks' sixth try during the November 2026 Nations Championship match against Scotland

Under new boss Dave Rennie, the All Blacks are looking close to their imperious best (Stu Forster/Getty Images)

More ways to watch Wales v All Blacks live streams

New Zealand: Kiwis back home can watch Wales v All Blacks on Sky Sport, which costs $59.99 per month for a streaming subscription. Kick-off time is not ideal, however – 3.10am NZDT in the early hours of Sunday morning. At least it’s the weekend…

United States: In the US you can watch Wales v New Zealand, along with all the Nations Championship games, on World Rugby’s RugbyPass TV. It’s FREE TO USE, though you do need to register before you can start streaming the action. Kick-off is at 9.10am ET/ 6.10am PT on Saturday morning.

Australia: Aussies need to head to subscription service Stan Sport to watch Wales v All Blacks live streams. You’ll need a base Stan subscription (monthly fees generally start at $9.99 per month, but you can get 50% off for two months right now) plus a Stan Sport subscription (which will cost you $20 per month). The match gets underway at 1.10am AEDT on Sunday morning.

South Africa: If you’re in South Africa you need to head to SuperSport to watch Wales v New Zealand. The match gets underway at 4.10pm SAST this afternoon.


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