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[WATCH LIVE] Blues v Maroons Game 3 Live Streams On TV Channel 17,July 2024
[WATCH LIVE] Blues v Maroons Game 3 Live Streams On TV Channel 17,July 2024
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State of Origin Game 3 live stream 2024: How to watch the decider streaming online and on TV
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With one win each, join the Wide World Of Sports team for game 3 to see who will claim victory, live from the Suncorp Stadium. Kick off at 8:05PM AEST.
State of Origin Game 3 live stream 2024: How to watch the decider streaming online and on TV The 2024 State of Origin series comes to an end at Suncorp Stadium tonight, with the Queensland Maroons and NSW Blues squaring off in a thrilling series decider.
If you want to watch the game live there are only a handful of options with the match broadcast exclusively by the Nine Network.
Kick-off between the NSW Blues and Queensland Maroons is scheduled for 8:05pm AEST.
Wanting to catch the game on a live stream or traditional TV broadcast?
This is The Roar‘s ultimate guide to following Origin 3 online, on TV and on the radio.
How to stream the State of Origin decider online
As mentioned above the only way to watch State of Origin in Australia live is through the Nine Network.
You won’t be able to stream the match live on Fox League or Kayo as you are able to for other NRL matches. Instead, the only way to stream the match online is through 9Now. It’s a free service but you will have to create an account if you don’t have one.
9Now can be accessed on a mobile app through the apple store and google play or you can also access it on most Smart TVs and a standard web browser if you want to stream on a laptop or desktop.
9Now will also have the replay and highlights after the match. Fox League and Kayo will broadcast a replay too but we must stress once again that they won’t have ANY live coverage other than pre-game build-up.
How to watch the Origin decider on TV
There is only one way to watch the 2024 State of Origin decider on TV, and that is through the Nine Network. While Fox Sports broadcast all of the NRL regular season, Nine holds the exclusive rights to Origin and the NRL grand final.
To access Nine’s broadcast in metropolitan areas, you’ll want to head to channel number 9 or 91 on your TV for standard definition, or channel 90 to watch the game in high definition. For Foxtel customers, you’ll have to select channel 209 and if you’re in regional Australia you’ll need to search your TV guide but it’s likely to be on Channel 8 for most of NSW and Queensland areas.
Their broadcast will start at 7pm (AEST), about an hour before the anticipated kick-off. Their broadcast will then lead into the game with pre-match analysis and interviews, as well as the entertainment and national anthem ceremony. Nine are expected to stay on the air until about 11pm (AEST), allowing for a half-hour post-game show, which will include the announcement of the man of the match.
How to listen to Origin on radio
If you can’t get near a television or want to listen to the game, then there are three options to get a radio call of the game.
You can listen through either ABC Grandstand, Triple M or 2GB. You can find local frequencies on each station’s site.
If all the above options fail for you, or you just want to get involved in some healthy discussion and banter throughout the match, The Roar will be providing a live blog, highlights and plenty of analysis throughout the course of the match.
After a controversial opener, and a record Game 2, the 2024 State of Origin series lands at a decider to be played on Wednesday, July 17 at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane.
Scheduled to kick-off at 8:05pm (AEST), the contest will be the chance for the Blues to flip the script on deciders in the Queensland capital, while also stopping the Maroons from winning a third straight Origin series.
This is Zero Tackle's guide to live streaming the game online, or watching it on TV.
How to watch 2024 State of Origin Game 3 on TV
Unlike the remainder of the NRL regular season, there will only be one way to watch the decider of the 2024 State of Origin series, as there was for Game 1 and 2.
As has been the case in previous seasons, Channel 9 hold the exclusive rights to the interstate clash, with the network to broadcast Game 3 from 7pm (AEST) on their main channel.
The coverage of Origin will allow for a pre-game of a little over an hour before kick-off at 8:05pm (AEST).
Channel 9 can be found on Channel 90 in high definition, 91 in standard definition or 100 if watching through a Foxtel service.
We reccomend checking your electronic guide to ensure times don't change, and in some states, that Nine are not broadcasting through 9Gem.
How to live stream 2024 State of Origin Game 3 online
If you'd prefer to live stream the decider game of the 2024 series, then you'll need to do so through 9Now.
This is the streaming application for the Nine Network and will broadcast exactly the same content as is on the TV. This is free to use, provided you sign up with a valid email address.
» State of Origin hub
Key game information: State of Origin Game 1, New South Wales Blues vs Queensland Maroons
Kick-off: Wednesday, July 17, 8:05pm (AEST)
Venue: Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Referee: Ashley Klein
Overall head-to-head record: Played 131, Queensland Maroons 70, NSW Blues 59, drawn 2
Be sure to keep it locked to Zero Tackle's match centre during the game for live scores, stats and commentary, with all the best analysis and news to follow. The 2024 State of Origin game three decider will kick off at 8.05pm AEST on Wednesday July 17.
That covers the eastern states of Queensland, New South Wales, and Victoria. Viewers can tune into Nine's exclusive coverage from 7pm AEST.
The series winner should be declared some time just before 10pm before the on-field presentation of the Origin shield and Wally Lewis Medal for player of the series.
Watch the 2024 State of Origin decider exclusively live and free on Nine and 9Now from 7pm on Wednesday.
Queensland won the first game in Sydney before the Blues bounced back to dominate game two 38-18 in Melbourne.
The Maroons have a far superior winning percentage at Suncorp Stadium.
The Blues have not won a decider there since 2005. ghjhg