Nations Championship 2026 Italy vs South Africa live stream: where to watch — Saturday, November 7 at 12.40pm local time in Turin (11.40am GMT / 6.40am ET / 3.40am PT / 10.40pm AEDT / 12.40am NZDT Sunday, November 8). The match kicks off Round 4 of the tournament at Allianz Stadium, with Italy winless and South Africa unbeaten, and reigning world champions.
It’s also the first meeting between the sides since 2016, when Italy last won, their sole victory in 19 all-time encounters. This is not a tech launch. File under sports, not gadgets or apps.
Where to watch
| Country | Channel or service | Free or paid |
|---|---|---|
| United States | Rugbypass TV | Free |
| United Kingdom | ITV1 (linear), ITVX (streaming) | Free |
| Ireland | Virgin Media One (linear), Virgin Media Play (streaming) | Free |
| Australia | Stan Sport | Paid (AU$20/month on top of AU$9.99/month Stan subscription. Two-month 50% discount available) |
| New Zealand | Sky Sport 1 NZ (linear), Sky Sport Now (streaming) | Paid (NZ$29.99/day or NZ$59.99/month) |
| South Africa | Supersport (via DStv) | Paid (DStv streaming access starts at Rs99/month) |
| Canada | Premier Sports | Paid (CA$29.99/month, CA$79.99/six months, or CA$139.99/year) |
Free options
Rugbypass TV in the US, ITVX in the UK, and Virgin Media Play in Ireland all offer free live streaming, no subscription required. In the UK, you’ll need a valid TV licence and a UK postcode to register for ITVX. In Ireland, Virgin Media Play requires no paywall but does require a Virgin Media account.
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