Stuck overseas but want to watch the NRL grand final? We’ve got you covered. This is The Roar’s guide to live streaming the Melbourne Storm vs Penrith Panthers grand final overseas, outside of Australia.
Kick-off for the decider is scheduled 7:30pm (AEDT) on Sunday, but we’ve got a chart down the bottom that will help you convert it to whatever timezone you’re in.
As you’ve no doubt learned the hard way, most Australian live streaming options don’t work overseas, so this is how you can access one if you’re outside the country.
The simplest way to cop an overseas livestream is through Watch NRL – a website/app specifically designed for overseas NRL fans.
Watch NRL gives you access to every game of the NRL season, as well as a big range of NRL-related programming too.
A pricing structure can be found below.
| Subscription | AUD |
|---|---|
| 12-month pass | $229 |
| Grand final pass | $46 |
| Finals series pass | $94 |
Obviously, this varies from country to country and there too many options to list here.
So, check out the official list of NRL overseas TV broadcasters here – it should have your region covered.
Here is a list of timezones.
| City | Start time |
|---|---|
| Auckland, New Zealand | 9:30pm |
| Suva, Fiji | 8:30pm |
| Tokyo, Japan | 5:30pm |
| Beijing, China | 4:30pm |
| New Delhi, India | 2pm |
| Abu Dhabi, UAE | 12:30pm |
| Moscow, Russia | 11:30am |
| Athens, Greece | 10:30am |
| Cairo, Egypt | 10:30am |
| Johannesburg, South Africa | 10:30am |
| Paris, France | 9:30am |
| London, England | 8:30am |
| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | 5:30am |
| New York, USA | 4:30am |
| Hawaii, USA | 3:30pm, Sat |
| Los Angeles, USA | 1:30am |
Of course, The Roar will have you covered with a live blog of the action.
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