It's time for Game 3 of the 2019 State of Origin series Here's your complete live stream State of Origin online and TV guide.
Update: Matt Gillett has been a late withdrawal from State of Origin Game 3, with his spot taken by 18th man and QLD rookie, Ethan Lowe. Dylan Napa has come into the squad as 18th man.
State against state, mate against mate. With so many big personalities retiring from the State of Origin arena over the last few years, it feels like a fresh battle for supremacy in the greatest rugby league game of them all. The 2019 State of Origin series is a bit different to what we have seen in previous years. The first game is up at Suncorp Stadium on June 5, with the middle game at Optus Stadium in Perth on June 23, before a possible series decider heads to ANZ Stadium in Sydney on July 10.
Will the Queensland Maroons win a twelfth series from the last 14 on offer, or can the New South Wales Blues start their own dynasty and clinch back-to-back series wins for the first time in 14 years? We're down to the decider, with an in-form NSW side coming off a big win, facing a QLD side playing to restore pride. Jump on a State of Origin live stream and find out!
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State of Origin 2019 dates
The three key State of Origin 2019 dates are June 5, June 21 and July 10. The first and last games stick to the traditional Wednesday schedule, however the middle game is on a Sunday night and is the final match of Rep Round. Circle these State of Origin 2019 dates on your calendar now so you don't forget.
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When is State of Origin kick off time
Clear your calendar for the three biggest games on the rugby league schedule as it doesn't get any bigger than NSW vs QLD. Below you will find the State of Origin kick off times for each of the three games of the series.
| Game | Date | Venue | Kick Off AEST | Kick Off ACST | Kick Off AWST | Kick Off NZST | Where to Watch |
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| State of Origin 1 | Wednesday, June 5 | Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane | 8:10 PM | 7:40 PM | 6:10 PM | 10:10 PM | Channel 9, Kayo Sports (Replay), Foxtel (Replay) |
| Women's State of Origin | Friday, June 21 | North Sydney Oval | 7:45 PM | 7:15 PM | 5:45 PM | 9:45 PM | Channel 9, Kayo Sports (Replay), Foxtel (Replay) |
| State of Origin 2 | Sunday, June 23 | Optus Stadium, Perth | 7:45 PM | 7:15 PM | 5:45 PM | 9:45 PM | Channel 9, Kayo Sports (Replay), Foxtel (Replay) |
| State of Origin 3 | Wednesday, July 10 | ANZ Stadium, Sydney | 8:10 PM | 7:40 PM | 6:10 PM | 10:10 PM | Channel 9, Kayo Sports (Replay), Foxtel (Replay) |
How to watch a State of Origin stream
Watch State of Origin on TV
The next best thing to actually being there is catching the games live on TV or online. In Australia, the live broadcast of the State of Origin is exclusive to free-to-air TV, so you can watch all three of the 2019 State of Origin games live on Nine Network.
State of Origin live stream to your PC or Smartphone:
You will also be able to live stream the 2019 State of Origin broadcast through the 9Now app, which is the Channel 9 network’s catch-up service. It’s free as long as you are willing to sign-up for an account. And you can live stream State of Origin to your PC, Mac or smartphone (iOS and Android) via 9Now. Just make sure you have it downloaded and ready to go before State of Origin kick off time. Despite knowing the State of Origin 2019 dates for months, the app wasn't prepared for Game 1 and didn't work for a lot of people.
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Watch State of Origin replay and highlights:
As soon as the game ends on Channel 9, Australia's biggest NRL broadcaster - FOX LEAGUE - takes over. FOX LEAGUE can be accessed via Foxtel Now or via Kayo Sports. The latter is the newest sports streaming app in the Australian scene and it's rather excellent. It broadcasts almost all the same sports content as Foxtel - including all its rugby league - at a much cheaper price, on a lot more devices and using not only a great Netflix-style user-interface, but some fascinating viewing features.
In addition to replays of the match itself, streaming to your device or TV, Kayo also offers a mini highlights package of the game. It also offers all the same post-game interviews, chat shows and entertainment programming as Foxtel.
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Watch State of Origin while overseas:
If you’re outside Australia, there is only one way you can live stream the 2019 State of Origin series, or watch a replay on-demand. That is via Watch NRL, a feature rich, rugby league focused portal that has every regular season game, the final series, the State of Origin and test matches all included in its subscription price. Depending on how long (or often) you head overseas, there are three price points; weekly ($19), monthly $33) and yearly ($189) passes.
State of Origin Game 3 squads
New South Wales State of Origin team Game 3
- James Tedesco
- Blake Ferguson
- Tom Trbojevic
- Jack Wighton
- Josh Addo-Carr
- Mitchell Pearce
- James Maloney
- Daniel Saifiti
- Damien Cook
- David Klemmer
- Boyd Cordner
- Tyson Frizell
- Jake Trbojevic
Interchange:
- Dale Finucane
- Paul Vaughn
- Cameron Murray
- Wade Graham
Reserves
- Clint Gutherson
Queensland State of Origin team Game 3
- Cameron Munster
- Corey Oates
- Michael Morgan
- Will Chambers
- Dane Gagai
- Corey Norman
- Daly Cherry-Evans
- Joel Ofahengaue
- Ben Hunt
- Josh Papalii
- Felise Kaufusi
- Ethan Lowe
- Josh McGuire
Interchange:
- Moses Mbye
- Christian Welch
- Tim Glasby
- David Fifita
Reserves
- Dylan Napa
State of Origin Game 2 squads
New South Wales State of Origin team Game 2
- James Tedesco
- Blake Ferguson
- Tom Trbojevic
- Jack Wighton
- Josh Addo-Carr
- James Maloney
- Nathan Cleary
- Daniel Saifiti
- Damien Cook
- Paul Vaughan
- Boyd Cordner
- Tyson Frizell
- Jake Trbojevic
Interchange:
- Dale Finucane
- Tariq Sims
- Cameron Murray
- Wade Graham
Reserves
- Ryan Matterson
- Clint Gutherson
Queensland State of Origin team Game 2
- Kayln Ponga
- Corey Oates
- Michael Morgan
- Will Chambers
- Dane Gagai
- Cameron Munster
- Daly Cherry-Evans
- Dylan Napa
- Ben Hunt
- Josh Papalii
- Felise Kaufusi
- Matt Gillett
- Josh McGuire
Interchange:
- Moses Mbye
- Jarrod Wallace
- Tim Glasby
- David Fifita
Reserves
- Christian Welch
- Corey Norman
- Kurt Capewell
State of Origin Game 1 squads
New South Wales State of Origin team Game 1
- James Tedesco
- Nick Cotric
- Latrell Mitchell
- Josh Morris
- Josh Addo-Carr
- Cody Walker
- Nathan Cleary
- David Klemmer
- Damien Cook
- Paul Vaughan
- Boyd Cordner
- Tyson Frizell
- Jake Trbojevic
Interchange:
- Jack Wighton
- Payne Haas
- Cameron Murray
- Angus Crichton
Queensland State of Origin team Game 2
- Kayln Ponga
- Corey Oates
- Michael Morgan
- Will Chambers
- Dane Gagai
- Cameron Munster
- Daly Cherry-Evans
- Jai Arrow
- Ben Hunt
- Josh Papalii
- Felise Kaufusi
- Matt Gillett
- Josh McGuire
Interchange:
- Moses Mbye
- Joe Ofahengaue
- Dylan Napa
- David Fifita
FAQ: How to Stream State of Origin live
The only way to stream the State of Origin live in Australia is via the 9Now app. However, as soon as the game ends, you will be able to access a State of Origin stream through Kayo Sports and Foxtel, as detailed above.
But will the State of Origin game in Melbourne, be broadcast ‘live’ and ‘Free to Air’ anywhere other than in NSW and QLD?
Typically, Victoria doesn’t get any live NRL by channel Nine.
Like previous years, there is no point moving game 1 to the MCG and then not broadcasting live to that state.
Hi,
Thank you for getting in touch with finder.
As per Nine Entertainment official page, Nine’s Wide World of Sports returns in 2018 with its biggest year of LIVE and FREE coverage yet, sure to be packed with thrilling finishes, amazing team and individual performances, and unforgettable moments that will be etched into the annals of sport. This info was posted yesterday, 31 May. The National Rugby League returns in early 2018 for its biggest season yet, with the Melbourne Storm, the reigning premiers, looking to continue their winning ways after ending the fairytale run of the underdog North Queensland Cowboys in the 2017 NRL Telstra Premiership Grand Final.
When: Wednesday, 6 June
Where: MCG, Melbourne
Live TV: Channel 9 with kick-off at 8:00pm
I hope this helps.
Have a great day!
Cheers,
Jeni
Would the channel 9 cameras on 9 now include commentators? And would you be able to watch a full match replay from the 4 camera angles on 9now?
Hi Testok,
Thank you for getting in touch with finder.
9Now will offer unrivalled digital access to Holden State of Origin with five live streams available to footy fans EXCLUSIVELY, LIVE and FREE across the epic three-game series in 2018.
Starting today, Monday, May 28, 9Now will feature memorable moments, clips from the archives and highlights from last year’s series in the build up to Origin I on Wednesday, June 6, at the MCG.
All three games will be available anywhere, anytime on 9Now, with five streams: the Main program, Tryline Cam, Spider Cam, NSW Player Cam and QLD Player Cam.
For further information please contact:
Nine Network Publicity
Ryley McKay
E: rmckay@nine.com.au P: 02 9965 2727
I hope this helps.
Have a great day!
Cheers,
Jeni