Watch Australia Kangaroos vs Samoa Four Nations Rugby Live Streaming 9 November 2014

Watch Australia Kangaroos vs Samoa Four Nations Rugby League Live Streaming online. The Kangaroos host Samoa in the third round of the 2014 Four Nations at WIN Stadium on Sunday, November 9. The match kicks off at 4.00pm (AEDT). Everyone watch the Rugby Live Stream and other sporting events live has so easy. When you talk about a major sporting event, this term is one of the best. Get instant access to the widest possible coverage of Rugby matches on the web directly to your desktop from anywhere. Just sign up and start watching Now..

What: 2014 Four Nations Test match
Who: Australia v Samoa
When: Sunday, November 9 – 4.00pm (AEDT)
Where: WIN Stadium
I Can Watch It On: Channel Nine

What did they do last week? 

The Kangaroos squeezed past England to record a controversial 16-12 come-from-behind win over England in Melbourne last Sunday. They lost to the Kiwis 30-12 in the opening round.
Samoa led for most of the contest against New Zealand in Whangarei but finished on the wrong end of a 14-12 scoreline. They also gave England a scare in the first round, going down 32-26.
 

Things you need to know 

Australia have been forced to tinker with their pack after back-rower Beau Scott was ruled out with a hamstring injury suffered against England. Scott is expected to be available for the final in Wellington next Saturday if the Kangaroos qualify. Sam Thaiday shifts from prop to the back-row, with Josh Papalii to start up front. Robbie Farah, Aidan Guerra and Ryan Hoffman have been named in the 17, with Ben Hunt, David Klemmer and Matt Moylan also named on an extended bench. The Kangaroos are third on the ladder with a minus 14-point differential. If the Kiwis beat England on Saturday any win by the Kangaroos will be enough to make the final. If England beat the Kiwis Australia will have to beat Samoa by at least 16 points.
Samoa have made two changes with Antonio Winterstein returning on the wing for Tautau Moga while Pita Godinet starts at hooker for Sauaso Sue who drops to the bench. Matt Parish's side can still make the final but they need the Kiwis to topple England and then must beat the Kangaroos to make it.

Reason to watch 

Samoa have been a revelation this tournament. They've thrown the ball around in attack and belted the living daylights out of both England and the Kiwis in defence. Whatever the result this will be an entertaining clash.

Reason to turn away 

If the Kangaroos loose it'll be the first time they have missed the final of a major tournament since 1954. Watching Pakistan belt Michael Clarke and co in the cricket was embarrassing enough but a loss to Samoa this weekend would be even more disastrous for Tim Sheens and the players involved.

Say what

"I have said to the guys we are not playing in the final yet, we have a big game this week and so have England. New Zealand looked scratchy on the weekend against Samoa, Samoa really played strongly and our issue is we have to lift to beat that side. 

"I can't control what is going to happen in the other game ... we still have to win the game and whatever happens happens," – Kangaroos coach Tim Sheens.

Final Word 

The bookies are tipping an easy Kangaroos win but this game should be a genuine contest. Much will depend on the result of the New Zealand v England game on Saturday. If the Poms beat the Kiwis Samoa can't make the final so would be playing for pride while the Kangaroos would need to win by at least 16 points so would look to put a big score on the Samoans. But Sheens' charges have been average at best so far this tournament while the Samoans have played beyond all expectations and should really have won both of their games so far. We expect them to be right in this contest once again but the class of Cameron Smith, Cooper Cronk and Greg Inglis will drag Australia home in the final 20. Kangaroos by 10.
 
Luxbet Odds 

Australia - $1.09
Samoa - $7.75

Teams

Australia: 1. Greg Inglis, 2. Josh Mansour, 3. Michael Jennings, 4. Dylan Walker, 5. Sione Mata'utia, 6. Daly Cherry-Evans, 7. Cooper Cronk, 8. Aaron Woods, 9. Cameron Smith (c), 10. Josh Papalii, 11. Sam Thaiday, 12. Greg Bird, 13. Corey Parker.
Interchange: 14. Boyd Cordner, 15. Robbie Farah, 16. Aidan Guerra, 17. Ryan Hoffman, 18. Ben Hunt, 19. David Klemmer, 20. Matt Moylan (three to be omitted).

Samoa: 1 Tim Simona, 2 Antonio Winterstein, 3 Tim Lafai, 4 Joseph Leilua, 5 Daniel Vidot, 6 Ben Roberts, 7 Kyle Stanley, 8 Isaac Liu, 9 Pita Godinet, 10 David Fa'alogo (c), 11 Frank Pritchard, 12 Leeson Ah Mau, 13 Josh McGuire.
Interchange: 14 Dunamis Lui, 15 Reni Maitua, 16 Sauaso Sue, 17 Mose Masoe, 18 Jesse Sene-Lefao, 19 Tautau Moga (two to be omitted). 

Watch New Zealand Kiwis vs England Four Nations Rugby Live Streaming 8 November 2014

Watch New Zealand vs. England Four Nations Rugby League Live Streaming online. New Zealand host England in the Four Nations in Dunedin this Saturday November 8. The match kicks-off at 6.00pm (AEDT). Everyone watch the Rugby Live Stream and other sporting events live has so easy. When you talk about a major sporting event, this term is one of the best. Get instant access to the widest possible coverage of Rugby matches on the web directly to your desktop from anywhere. Just sign up and start watching Now..

What: Four Nations match

Who: Kiwis vs England
When: Saturday, 8 November – 6.00pm (AEDT)
Where: Forsyth-Barr Stadium, Dunedin
I can watch it on: GEM 

Wellington (New Zealand) Saturday, 8 November 2014 at 8:45:00 PM NZDT
Sydney (Australia - New South Wales) Saturday, 8 November 2014 at 6:45:00 PM AEDT
Brisbane (Australia - Queensland) Saturday, 8 November 2014 at 5:45:00 PM AEST
Melbourne (Australia - Victoria) Saturday, 8 November 2014 at 6:45:00 PM AEDT
Perth (Australia - Western Australia) Saturday, 8 November 2014 at 3:45:00 PM AWST
London (United Kingdom - England) Saturday, 8 November 2014 at 7:45:00 AM GMT
Auckland (New Zealand) Saturday, 8 November 2014 at 8:45:00 PM NZDT
Apia (Samoa) Saturday, 8 November 2014 at 9:45:00 PM WST
New York (U.S.A. - New York) Saturday, 8 November 2014 at 2:45:00 AM EST
Suva (Fiji) Saturday, 8 November 2014 at 8:45:00 PM FJST
Port Moresby (Papua New Guinea) Saturday, 8 November 2014 at 5:45:00 PM PGT

The Kiwis were pounded and put through the ringer in a 14-12 win over Samoa in Whangarei last Saturday. They trailed for most of the game but a Shaun Kenny-Dowall try in the corner sealed the win with a couple of minutes left on the clock.  

Players List:

New Zealand teams: 1 Peta Haiku, 2 Jason Nightingale, 3 Shaun Kenny-Dowall, 4 Dean Ware, 5 Manu Vatuvei, 6 Kieran Foran, 7 Shaun Johnson, 8 Jesse Bromwich, 9 Issac Luke, 10 Adam Blair, 11 Simon Mannering (captain), 12 Kevin Proctor, 13 Jason Taumalolo

Interchange: 14 Thomas Leuluai, 15 Greg Eastwood, 16 Martin Taupau, 17 Tohu Harris, 18 Lewis Brown

Head coach: Stephen Kearney

England teams: 1 Sam Tomkins, 2 Josh Charnley, 3 Kallum Watkins, 4 Dan Sarginson, 5 Ryan Hall, 6 Gareth Widdop, 7 Matty Smith, 8 George Burgess, 9 Josh Hodgson, 10 James Graham, 11 Liam Farrell, 12 Joel Tomkins, 13 Sean O'Loughlin (c)

Interchange: 14 Daryl Clark, 15 Brett Ferres, 16 Tom Burgess, 17 Chris Hill

Head coach: Steve McNamara

England were unlucky in a 16-12 loss to the Kangaroos in Melbourne on Sunday. The Poms held a lead with 20 minutes left, but Ben Hunt was brilliant off the bench for Australia. A controversial last minute TMO decision when Ryan Hall looked to have got a finger to the ball in goal consigned England to a loss.  

Last time they met 

At Wembley last year in the Rugby League World Cup semi-final – and it was one of the best games of international rugby league ever.  

England had a lead with seconds remaining, but Shaun Johnson stepped through some tiring defense to level the scores. His conversion after the siren sent the Kiwis to the final.  

What you need to know 

Interesting game this one. You ready? Ok. 

If the Kiwis win or draw, they’re into the Four Nations final. If New Zealand loses by 10 or more, England leapfrog them on the table and the Kiwis will rely on Samoa stopping Australia clawing back the points differential (currently NZ is +20 and Australia is -14). 

England needs to win to make the final, pure and simple. But even if they only win by a narrow margin, a big Australia win over Samoa could see the English miss out.  

If England loses to New Zealand, they’ll be praying for Samoa to narrowly beat Australia to get a spot in the final in Wellington next week. 

Hooker Issac Luke and winger Manu Vatuvei returned to the Kiwis side last week. Kieran Foran took a heavy hit to his ribs and stayed keeled over on the turf for a while but is a tough bugger. We’re sure he’ll play this weekend. 

Reasons to watch 

Like the All Blacks-England match later in the night, it’s gonna be a humdinger. England were desperately unlucky last week, will still feel the semi-final loss and are intent on making the final.  

Are rare rugby league match in Dunedin should be well attended by both sets of fans.  

Reasons to turn away 

The Kiwis were off the pace against Samoa. If they aren’t ready and firing, they could easily lose by more than 10 and see a once sure finals berth slip away.  

Final instructions 

This match could go anywhere. Both sides were pushed by Samoa while New Zealand played out of their skins to beat Australia. The English could’ve done the same thing to the Roos last weekend but couldn’t maintain the rage for 80 minutes. 

Both sets of forwards are big. And scary. Both sides have world class wingers in Hall and Vatuvei. Both have halves combinations with grittiness, flair and NRL premierships (Gareth Widdop and Kieran Foran). Both fullbacks are creative and explosive.