Rugby World Cup 2019 – New Zealand vs Namibia: How to live stream Pool B fixture and watch online

New Zealand vs Namibia kicks off at 5.45am BST on Sunday 6 October

Sunday 06 October 2019 03:29 BST

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Namibia have the unenviable task of stopping the All Blacks in their tracks when the two sides meet on Sunday.

New Zealand, three-time world champions, have not lost a match at the Rugby World Cup since 2007 and stand well poised to reach the knockout stages once again.

They swatted aside South Africa in their opening match before later thrashing Canada.

Steve Hansen’s men take on a nation that has never won a match at the tournament.

Namibia, the lowest-ranked team in the tournament with a number of amateurs in their ranks, have so far lost 47-22 to Italy and 57-3 to South Africa.

How can I live stream it?

You can stream the match via the ITV Hub on your smartphone, tablet or laptop. ITV will also be broadcasting the clash. Coverage starts at 5.15am.

What time does it start?

New Zealand vs Namibia kicks off at 1.45pm Japan Standard Time, which is 5.45am BST, on Sunday 6 October.

Teams

All Blacks XV: 15. Ben Smith, 14. Sevu Reece, 13. Jack Goodhue, 12. Anton Lienert-Brown, 11. George Bridge, 10. Jordie Barrett, 9. Aaron Smith, 8. Ardie Savea, 7. Sam Cane, 6. Shannon Frizell, 5. Samuel Whitelock (c), 4. Brodie Retallick, 3. Nepo Laulala, 2. Codie Taylor, 1. Joe Moody.

Namibia XV: 15. Johan Tromp, 14. Lesley Klim, 13. Justin Newman, 12. Johan Deysel (c), 11. JC Greyling, 10. Helarius Axasman Kisting, 9. Damian Stevens, 8. Janco Venter, 7. Thomasau Forbes, 6. Prince Gaoseb, 5. Tjiuee Uanivi, 4. PJ Van Lill, 3. AJ De Klerk, 2. Torsten George Van Jaarsveld, 1. Andre Rademeyer.

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