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Autumn Nations Series schedule: How to watch every rugby Test on TV and online

Everything you need to know about the busy programme of men’s international rugby

Harry Latham-Coyle
Monday 18 November 2024 09:06 GMT
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The top nations in the rugby world will all be in action as a hectic programme of November Tests continues across Europe.

The Autumn Nations Series returns a year after a captivating World Cup with the southern hemisphere giants again travelling north to test themselves against the Six Nations’ constituent unions.

South Africa arrive as both world champions and, for the first time since 2019, Rugby Championship winners, with the Springboks dominant against New Zealand, Australia and Argentina.

They will look to complete a clean sweep against struggling Wales after beating England and Scotland this November, while Ireland have bounced back after an opening defeat against the All Blacks and take on the Wallabies on the final weekend.

Here’s everything you need to know.

When is the Autumn Nations Series?

The Autumn Nations Series takes place across the five weekends in November as part of a loaded programme of men’s international rugby in Europe and elsewhere.

How can I watch it?

TNT Sports have the rights to the series for the first time in the United Kingdom, taking over from Amazon and supplementing the broadcaster’s coverage of England’s Gallagher Premiership and Premiership Women’s Rugby (PWR). Every match will be live on TNT’s channels, and streamed via discovery+.

If you want to stream major sporting events while you are travelling or watching from abroad you’ll need a VPN. Get the best VPN deals in the UK. Viewers using a VPN need to make sure that they comply with any local regulations where they are, and also with the terms of their service provider.

Fixtures (all times GMT)

Week One

Saturday 2 November

England 22-24 New Zealand

Scotland 57-17 Fiji

Week Two

Friday 8 November

Ireland 13-23 New Zealand

Saturday 9 November

England 37-42 Australia

Italy 18-50 Argentina

France 52-12 Japan

Sunday 10 November

Wales 19-24 Fiji

Scotland 15-32 South Africa

Week Three

Friday 15 November

Ireland 22-19 Argentina

Saturday 16 November

Scotland 52-19 Portugal

England 20-29 South Africa

France 30-29 New Zealand

Sunday 17 November

Italy 20-17 Georgia

Wales 20-52 Australia

Week Four

Friday 22 November

France 37-23 Argentina

Saturday 23 November

Ireland 52-17 Fiji

Wales 12-45 South Africa

Italy 11-29 New Zealand

Sunday 24 November

Scotland 27-13 Australia

England 59-14 Japan

Week Five

Saturday 30 November

3.10pm Ireland vs Australia (Aviva Stadium, Dublin)

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