Watch South Africa Seven's World Series Rugby Live Streaming Online 13 December – 14 December 2014

Watch South Africa HSBC Sevens World Series Rugby Live Streaming 2014. Port Elizabeth hosts the third round of the 2014/15 Sevens World Series from Saturday, 13 December – Sunday, 14 December.Watch South Africa Sevens Rugby Live Stream Online HD TV on Your PC, iPad, Mac, Android, iPhone. 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 IRB World Sevens Series Rugby matches on the web directly to your desktop from anywhere. Just sign up and start watching Now..

What: World Sevens Series, Round 3 in Port Elizabeth, South Africa 
Who: 20 of the best Sevens rugby sides in the world 
When: First game kicks off on Saturday, 13 December at 7.30pm (AEDT) with the final on Monday, 15 December at 4.30am (AEDT). 
Where: Nelson Mandela Bay, Port Elizabeth – South Africa. 
I can watch it on: Fox Sports, Online Channels, Sky Sports.

Round three of the 2014/15 World Sevens Series, The Nelson Mandela Bay Sevens, will be played at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth this weekend.

HSBC Sevens World Series South Africa | FIXTURES

All times CAT (SA, GMT+2)

December 2014
13	South Africa	v	Wales	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	19:58
14	A3	v	Samoa	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	10:51
14	Canada	v	Zimbabwe	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	11:13
14	Japan	v	Kenya	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	11:35
14	Portugal	v	France	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	11:57
14	A1	v	England	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	12:19
14	Fiji	v	Australia	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	12:41
14	New Zealand	v	A2	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	13:03
14	Argentina	v	Scotland	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	13:25
14	Loser Match 25	v	Loser Match 26	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	14:07
14	Loser Match 27	v	Loser Match 28	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	14:29
14	Winner Match 25	v	Winner Match 26	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	14:51
14	Winner Match 27	v	Winner Match 28	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	15:13
14	Loser Match 29	v	Loser Match 30	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	15:55
14	Loser Match 31	v	Loser Match 32	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	16:17
14	Winner Match 29	v	Winner Match 30	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	16:39
14	Winner Match 31	v	Winner Match 32	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	17:01
14	Winner Match 33	v	Winner Match 34	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	17:43
14	Winner Match 35	v	Winner Match 36	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	18:08
14	Winner Match 37	v	Winner Match 38	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	18:33
14	Loser Match 39	v	Loser Match 40	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	18:58
14	Winner Match 39	v	Winner Match 40	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, PE	19:30

Watch England vs Australia Wallabies Autumn International Rugby Live Streaming 30 Nov.2014

Watch England vs Australia Wallabies Live Streaming Autumn International Rugby 30 November 2014. England host the Wallabies at Twickenham on Sunday, November 30. The match kicks off at 1.30am (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: Wallabies Spring Tour
Who: Australia v England
When: Sunday, November 30 (AEDT)
Where: Twickenham – London
I can watch it on: Fox Sports 2

The Wallabies slipped to fifth on the World Rugby rankings and if they don’t win this weekend, it will be the side’s worst Spring Tour since 2005. Not a good start for coach, Michael Cheika, who has just four games next year (New Zealand twice, South Africa and Argentina) before the World Cup. 

England have been disappointing during the November Tests. Narrow losses to the All Blacks and Springboks would have you believe they are not far off the top two teams in world rugby. That would be wide of the mark. In both matches they failed to sufficiently test the opposition defence and were generally one-dimensional in their approach.

Their failure on attack was somewhat harshly attributed to Owen Farrell, and he has paid for it with his position in the starting XV. Stuart Lancaster handed young Bath pivot Ford an opportunity against Samoa, one which he grasped with both hands. Alongside captain Chris Robshaw, he was the best player on display in difficult conditions at Twickenham, where he showed great variation on attack and a willingness to take the ball to the line. He played a direct role in two of England's tries, while kicking two conversions and three penalties in a good all-round display.

The Wallabies aren't short of great ball players. Kurtley Beale and Quade Cooper came on to good effect against Ireland, while Matt Toomua produced some audacious offloads in a fine display at inside centre. However, the loss of Tevita Kuridrani will be a massive blow.It was a positive performance, but hardly one which would suggest all of England's woes are behind them. Lancaster is still clearly searching for his best midfield combination in the absence of Manu Tuilagi, while the handling among the backs suggest their skill levels are someway behind their counterparts from the southern hemisphere.

Michael Cheika's side are short on ball-carriers, and although Adam Ashley-Cooper is a solid replacement, he doesn't possess the same ability to get Australia across the gainline as the powerful Kuridrani. In other changes to the visitors' side, Rob Horne will take Ashley-Cooper's place on the left wing, while Sean McMahon makes a return at blindside flank.

The Wallabies will be desperate for a win to avoid their worst tour of Europe since 2005. They have now lost five of their last six Tests and have only beaten Wales in November. England haven't fared much better, losing five Tests in a row before their 28-9 win over Samoa at the weekend.

Stuart Lancaster has made three changes ahead of the last Test of the year, most notably at inside centre, where Billy Twelvetrees replaces the under-fire Farrell. Meanwhile, hooker Dylan Hartley and flank Tom Wood return after featuring from the bench against the islanders.

Both teams come into this match under growing pressure. With the World Cup less than a year out and Twickenham set to stage a crucial pool match between these two nations, Saturday provides the final opportunity to land a psychological blow.

For Ford, it remains an opportunity to prove himself against a side expected to challenge for pool honours. There is little doubt England will gain dominance up front and at the set pieces, but the performance of Ford will determine the outcome of this match.

He'll need to restrict Australia's counter-attacking opportunities with accuracy from the boot, while asking questions of their defence when he gets ball in hand. He's shown himself capable for Bath and against Samoa, but Australia will provide a sterner test of his mettle.

If he can subdue his nerves, and maintain his accuracy off the kicking tee, then there's enough about the rest of his game to suggest England will pick up a morale-boosting victory against their old rivals.

HEAD TO HEAD
Overall: Wallabies 24, England 17, Drawn 1
In England: England 12, Wallabies 10, Drawn 1

LAST FIVE RESULTS
2013: England won 20-13 (London)
2012: Wallabies won 20-14 (London)
2010: England won 35-18 (London)
2010: England won 21-20 (Sydney)
2010: Wallabies won 27-17 (Perth)

Players List:

England – 15 Mike Brown, 14 Anthony Watson, 13 Brad Barritt, 12 Billy Twelvetrees, 11 Jonny May, 10 George Ford, 9 Ben Youngs, 8 Ben Morgan, 7 Chris Robshaw (c), 6 Tom Wood, 5 Courtney Lawes, 4 Dave Attwood, 3 David Wilson, 2 Dylan Hartley, 1 Joe Marler.
Subs: 16 Rob Webber, 17 Matt Mullan, 18 Kieran Brookes, 19 George Kruis, 20 James Haskell, 21 Richard Wigglesworth, 22 Owen Farrell, 23 Marland Yarde.

Wallabies – 15 Israel Folau, 14 Henry Speight, 13 Adam Ashley-Cooper, 12 Matt Toomua, 11 Rob Horne, 10 Bernard Foley, 9 Nick Phipps, 8 Ben McCalman, 7 Michael Hooper (c), 6 Sean McMahon, 5 Rob Simmons, 4 Sam Carter, 3 Sekope Kepu, 2 Saia Fainga'a, 1 James Slipper.
Subs: TBC

Watch New Zealand All Blacks vs USA Eagles Live Streaming Online Rugby November 2014

Watch New Zealand All Blacks vs USA Eagles Live Streaming 2014. The All Blacks travel to Chicago to play the USA Eagles at Soldier Field. The match kicks-off 9am in New Zealand.Watch ALL Blacks vs USA Eagles Live Stream Online HD TV on Your PC, iPad, Mac, Android, iPhone. 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 NFL matches on the web directly to your desktop from anywhere. Just sign up and start watching Now..

What: End of Year Tour match – All Blacks vs USA Eagles
When: Kick-off Nov 2 at 9am (NZT)/ USA Nov 1 at 14:30 CDT
Where: Soldier Field, Chicago
I can watch it on: Sky Sport 

What they did last time:
The All Blacks scored a try on the stroke of fulltime and Colin Slade kicked the conversion in a tense 29-28 win over Australia two weeks ago. The last gasp win followed up a similarly nail-biting 27-25 loss to South Africa. 

The Eagles beat Uruguay 30-5 in the Americas Rugby Championship, where they also defeated Canada and lost to Argentina Jaguars – the Argentines’ second team. 

Players List:

New Zealand All Blacks Teams: 15 Israel Dagg, 14 Cory Jane, 13 Ryan Crotty, 12 Sonny Bill Williams, 11 Charles Piutau, 10 Aaron Cruden, 9 TJ Perenara, 8 Kieran Read (Captain), 7 Sam Cane, 6 Victor Vito, 5 Patrick Tuipulotu, 4 Jeremy Thrush, 3 Charlie Faumuina, 2 Nathan Harris, 1 Joe Moody

Replacements: 16 Keven Mealamu, 17 Wyatt Crockett, 18 Ben Franks, 19 Brodie Retallick, 20 Liam Messam, 21 Augustine Pulu, 22 Dan Carter, 23 Julian Savea


 
USA Eagles Teams: 15 Chris Wyles, 14 Blaine Scully, 13 Seamus Kelly, 12 Andrew Suniula, 11 Brett Thompson, 10 Adam Siddall, 9 Mike Petri, 8 Danny Barrett, 7 Scott Lavalla, 6 Todd Clever (Captain), 5 Hayden Smith, 4 Samu Manoa, 3 Olive Kilifi, 2 Phil Thiel, 1 Eric Fry


Replacments: 16 Tom Coolican, 17 Nick Wallace, 18 Mate Moeakiola, 19 Tai Tuisamoa, 20 Louis Stanfill, 21 Shalom Suniula, 22 Folau Niua, 23 Troy Hall

What you need to know:

Soldier Field is home to the Chicago Bears NFL team. American rugby fans sold out the stadium a week in advance of the game. 

The Eagles played the New Zealand Maori side in November last year, putting on a great show in a 29-19 loss to the Kiwis. 

Sonny Bill Williams is expected to play for the All Blacks for the first time since 2012. 

High-profile All Blacks including captain Richie McCaw, Aaron Smith, Sam Whitelock and Owen Franks are all expected to be rested. 

Dan Carter is finally fit, but could be on the bench in favour of Aaron Cruden who will start his first match in the black jersey since hitting the bottle too hard and missing a team meeting.

Yes, the All Blacks will win handily, but the match is seen as a stepping stone in the USA’s progression from second tier rugby playing nation, to first tier. 

Did you know?
New Zealand first played the USA way back in 1913 in Berkeley, California. New Zealand won 51-3.   Their next meeting was an exhibition match in San Diego in 1980, won 53-6 by the Kiwis. The most recent Test match was at the 1991 Rugby World Cup in England where the ABs won 46-6. 

The USA has never scored a try against the All Blacks. All points in the three matches played to date have been penalties. 

Over 1.4 million people are registered rugby players in America. That’s second only to England in sheer numbers participating. 

Say what:
Steve Hansen spoke to All Blacks TV about sightseeing in America’s third largest city. 

“It’s exciting coming to a new place and not many people have been to Chicago. It’s a very sporting town and there’s a lot happening. There’ll be a bit of stargazing I guess, ‘look at that, look at that’ but other than that, it’ll just be another Test match. 

“We’re showcasing rugby in the states and our expectations are that we’ve gotta play well and put on something special to try and promote the game, particularly the All Black brand. The States are a big side, they’re certainly not lacking in size and pace and we’ll have to prepare well as we always do and go out and play well.”

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Watch Four Nations Australia Kangaroos vs New Zealand Kiwis Live Streaming Rugby League 25 October 2014

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What: 2014 Four Nations opener
Teams: Australia Kangaroos v New Zealand Kiwis
Venue: Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, Australia. Capacity 52,500
Date: Saturday October 25th 2014
TV: Game shown on Channel 9 with Telecast beginning at 7.30pm Sydney time.
Kick-off time: 6.30pm local time

Brisbane (Australia - Queensland) Saturday, 25 October 2014 at 6:30:00 PM AEST
Sydney (Australia - New South Wales) Saturday, 25 October 2014 at 7:30:00 PM AEDT
Melbourne (Australia - Victoria) Saturday, 25 October 2014 at 7:30:00 PM AEDT
Perth (Australia - Western Australia) Saturday, 25 October 2014 at 4:30:00 PM AWST
London (United Kingdom - England) Saturday, 25 October 2014 at 9:30:00 AM BST
Auckland (New Zealand) Saturday, 25 October 2014 at 9:30:00 PM NZDT
Apia (Samoa) Saturday, 25 October 2014 at 10:30:00 PM WST
New York (U.S.A. - New York) Saturday, 25 October 2014 at 4:30:00 AM EDT
Suva (Fiji) Saturday, 25 October 2014 at 8:30:00 PM FJT
Port Moresby (Papua New Guinea) Saturday, 25 October 2014 at 6:30:00 PM PGT

2014 Rugby League Four Nations TV viewing information: Channel 9 and Fox Sports will be covering Four Nations games in Australia. The BBC are the official broadcasting partner in the UK and will cover games England play. All games will also be shown live on Premier Sports.

Overview: Australia and New Zealand will battle it out in the 2nd game of the double header at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane on Saturday the 25th of October 2014.

Australia defeated New Zealand in the 2013 RLWC Final and again in the mid-year ANZAC test in 2014. The Kangaroos will be looking to do the same in their first match of the tournament. The Kangaroos have a team of stars and will be playing in front of a packed house at home. All indications point to a convincing win to the Australian's but they did get ambushed at the same venue in the 2010 Four Nations Final. The Kiwis ran out 16 - 12 winners that day. The Kangaroos will be on their guard for their opening Four Nations match.

The Kiwis put in a disappointing showing in the 2013 RLWC against Australia. This forced Coach Kearney's hand for the mid-season ANZAC test where he picked a host of new players. The Kiwis will be looking to put their best possible team on the park for the Four Nations tournament. The Bookies will write the Kiwis off but taking on Australia first up will be the best time to spring an upset.

The Kangaroos have won the last eight trans Tasman meetings including a 30-18 victory in this year's Anzac Test. But only six players who wore the Kangaroos strip that night will be in action. The bookies are tipping a comfortable win for Australia and we're also sticking with the hosts despite their injury toll, but it'll be a close one. Cameron Smith and Cooper Cronk are still there to lead the side around the park along with Daly Cherry-Evans. Greg Inglis is playing full-back and has a major point to prove and could be the difference between the two sides. Kangaroos by eight.

Teams:
Australia: 1. Greg Inglis, 2. Josh Mansour, 3. Michael Jennings, 4. Dylan Walker, 5. Daniel Tupou, 6. Daly Cherry-Evans, 7. Cooper Cronk, 8. Aaron Woods, 9. Cameron Smith (c), 10. Sam Thaiday, 11. Beau Scott, 12. Ryan Hoffman, 13. Greg Bird.

Interchange: 14. Robbie Farah, 15. Aidan Guerra, 16. Josh Papalii, 17. Corey Parker, 18. Boyd Cordner, 19. David Klemmer, 20. Sione Mata’utia (three to be omitted).

New Zealand: 1-Peta Hiku, 2-Jason Nightingale, 3-Shaun Kenny-Dowall, 4-Dean Whare, 5-Dallin Watene-Zelezniak, 6-Kieran Foran, 7-Shaun Johnson, 8-Jesse Bromwich, 9-Thomas Leuluai, 10-Adam Blair, 11-Simon Mannering (captain), 12-Kevin Proctor, 13-Jason Taumalolo

Interchange: 14-Lewis Brown, 15-Greg Eastwood, 16-Martin Taupau, 17-Tohu Harris, 18-Suaia Matagi (one to be omitted).