Ireland vs Argentina, Nations Championship 2026 live stream: where to watch — Friday, November 6 at 8:10pm GMT / 3:10pm ET / 12:10pm PT / 7:10am AEDT (Saturday)
Where to watch
| Country | Channel or service | Free or paid |
|---|
| UK | ITV1, ITVX | Free |
| Ireland | Virgin Media One, Virgin Media Play | Free |
| US | RugbyPass TV, RugbyPass app (iOS/Android) | Free |
| Australia | Stan Sport | Paid (AU$20/month on top of Stan subscription, which starts at AU$9.99/month) |
| New Zealand | Sky Sport, Sky Sport Now | Paid ($29.99/day, $59.99/month, or $549.99/year) |
Free options
RugbyPass TV offers free coverage of the match in the US, accessible via web or through its iOS and Android app. In the UK, ITV1 and the free streaming service ITVX will carry the game live. Users need a UK postcode (e.g. SE1 7PB) and a valid TV licence to access ITVX.
In Ireland, Virgin Media One and Virgin Media Play both show the match at no cost. Those outside the UK, Ireland or US can access RugbyPass TV’s free stream without restriction, no geo-blocks apply there.
What to expect
Ireland host Argentina at Aviva Stadium in Dublin as part of the Nations Championship’s Northern Hemisphere pool. The Pumas’ last visit to Dublin ended in a 28–24 win over the British & Irish Lions, a result that looms large ahead of this fixture. Ireland are aiming to stay atop the pool standings.
Argentina’s path includes matches against Italy and France after this one. Ireland’s starting XV features Hugo Keenan at fullback, Mack Hansen on the left wing, and Dan Sheehan as captain and hooker. Argentina name Julian Montoya as captain and hooker, with Tomas Albornoz at fly-half and Juan Cruz Mallia at fullback.
Replacements include Bundee Aki and Josh van der Flier for Ireland. Marcos Kremer and Lucio Cinti for Argentina. Ireland face Fiji next Saturday and conclude their pool phase against South Africa. Argentina travel to Italy before finishing against France.
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