The biggest rugby teams in the Southern Hemisphere - Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, and Argentina - will clash in the final week of Rugby Championship 2024 Fans can watch the live stream of the Rugby Championship from anywhere with a VPN and possibly for free

New Zealand, who won their 20th trophy last year, suffered a shock 38-30 loss to Argentina in the first round, but quickly rallied and gained revenge with a 42-10 win over the Pumas in the second round

Round 3 (August 31) and Round 4 (September 7) will see Australia play two Tests in Argentina and South Africa host New Zealand

In Round 3, South Africa upset a 10-point deficit to hand New Zealand, led by Sam Cane, a hard-fought victory In the fourth match, New Zealand narrowly defeated the Springboks 18-12

Week 6 opens on Saturday, September 28, with a big game between New Zealand and Australia, followed by Argentina against South Africa And the final game: South Africa vs Argentina Will Los Pumas face “Boclash”?

Dubbed “The Best of the Best,” TRC 2024 is gearing up nicely Read on to find out how to watch the Rugby Championship 2024 live stream from anywhere, including a guide to free options

Rugby fans in select countries can live stream the entire Rugby Championship for free on NZR+

Residents of many countries, including Austria, China, Denmark, Finland, Hungary, India, Russia, Turkey, and Ukraine, can take advantage of this service Unfortunately, it is not available in the United Kingdom and the United States

Meanwhile, Australia's 9Now will offer free live streams of the Wallabies' home tests and matches against New Zealand

International travel To unblock your usual stream and watch from anywhere on the planet, you will need to use a VPN We recommend NordVPN as the best option for streaming abroad

I am currently away from home and cannot watch rugby with my usual subscription

You can watch the Rugby Championship 2024 live online with a VPN (Virtual Private Network) VPN is software that allows your device to appear to be in your country, no matter where you are in the world This is ideal for viewers who are away on vacation or business trips Our favorite is NordVPN It is the best on the market:

VPN is incredibly easy to use

1 Install the VPN of your choice As we have mentioned, NordVPN is our favorite

2 select the location you want to connect to with the VPN app For example, if you are out of Australia and want to watch your usual streaming service, select an Australia-based server from the list

3 Sit back and enjoy the action Go to your usual streaming service and watch the Rugby Championship online

US-based rugby fans can watch all 2024 Rugby Championship matches on FloRugby, a dedicated rugby streaming service

The monthly fee is $2999 and the annual fee is $150

Cancellation can be made at any time Your subscription remains active until the remainder of the last billing cycle

If you are already a FloRugby subscriber but are not in the US right now, you can use a VPN such as NordVPN to watch The Rugby Championship 2024 live stream

In the UK, all Rugby Championship matches are broadcast on Sky Sports

If you have a Sky subscription that does not include Sports, you will need to pay £22/month to add these channels

Another option is Sky Glass, a 4K TV with a built-in Dolby Atmos soundbar that allows you to watch Sky TV without an antenna Prices start at £14 per month for the TV, plus an additional Sky sub-channel

If you don't want to shell out for a full Sky subscription, you can also consider the Now Sports streaming service This offers 24-hour access for £1499 or monthly access for £3499

Don't they all sound great? But even if you are not in the UK, you can still watch Rugby Championship 2024 by using one of the best VPN services such as NordVPN

Australia's Channel 9 and 9Now streaming services are where you will find free broadcasts of the Wallabies' home tests and matches against New Zealand

Australians who want to watch all TRC2024 matches need a Stan Sport plan ($15/month in addition to the regular Stan subscription)

Overseas If traveling outside of Australia, you will need to use a VPN to access the streaming service you normally use