Wondering how to watch the All Blacks in 2025? The team has a packed schedule with the Rugby Championship, British & Irish Lions tour, and a Grand Slam tour. Rugby fans can catch every match live, whether at home or on the go. Here’s a guide on how to watch the All Blacks in 2025 using TV and streaming platforms.
Streaming and TV Options for All Blacks Matches
In New Zealand, Sky Sport broadcasts all All Blacks Tests live on Sky Sport 1. You can also stream matches via Sky Sport Now. Subscriptions start at NZ$24.99 per week, offering HD streams on multiple devices. For international viewers, Stan Sport in Australia covers the Rugby Championship, Bledisloe Cup, and Lions tour. It provides HD and select 4K Ultra HD streams. A Stan Sport subscription costs A$15/month, plus a Stan base plan. Meanwhile, in the UK, TNT Sports airs the Grand Slam tour matches. This includes the All Blacks vs Wales on November 30 in Cardiff. You can stream on their app for £30.99/month.
Free Streaming and Radio Options
For free streaming, NZR+ offers live access to select All Blacks XV matches. For example, their recent game against Georgia is available on-demand. However, NZR+ isn’t available in New Zealand, France, or the UK. Fans in these regions can use a VPN to access it. Additionally, radio listeners can follow live updates on Newstalk ZB, Gold Sport, or iHeartRadio. These stations provide audio commentary for all Tests, including the Lions Test in Dunedin on June 28.
Tips for Watching the All Blacks Live
To avoid missing a moment, check match schedules on the Fixtures & Results page. For instance, the Bledisloe Cup match in Sydney is on September 20. Also, stay updated via the News section. You can find tickets on the Tickets page to see the All Blacks live. Learn more about their Lions tour here.