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How to watch England women vs Australia: UK TV channel, live stream and Rugby League World Cup kick-off

England face Australia in Perth on Saturday, with live UK coverage on Premier Sports and a 10.05am kick-off.

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England Women vs Australia: TV Channel, Live Stream and Kick-Off

England face Australia in Perth on Saturday, with live UK coverage on Premier Sports and a 10.05am kick-off.

England women’s Rugby League World Cup match against Australia takes place on Saturday 24 October, with UK viewers able to watch on Premier Sports 1 or stream through Premier Sports Player.

England began their campaign with a 70–6 win over Wales, with Connie Boyd and Anna Davies both scoring hat-tricks. Australia provide their next test at HBF Park.

Here are the viewing details.

What time does England women vs Australia kick off?

The match starts at 10.05am BST on Saturday 24 October at HBF Park in Perth.

DetailInformation
CompetitionWomen’s Rugby League World Cup
DateSaturday 24 October 2026
VenueHBF Park, Perth
UK kick-off10.05am BST
TV channelPremier Sports 1
Live streamPremier Sports Player
AccessPaid subscription required

The UK is still on British Summer Time for this fixture.

How to watch England women vs Australia in the UK

Premier Sports holds the UK live rights, with the match listed on Premier Sports 1.

Supporters can stream through Premier Sports using a compatible subscription. The RFL’s viewing guide also explains access through Sky, Amazon and Virgin Media.

Check the package for your chosen platform before subscribing. Virgin Media subscriptions are separate from those bought directly through Premier Sports.

Is England vs Australia available free to air?

A subscription is required for the live UK television coverage. Premier Sports’ exclusive rights include England’s matches in the women’s competition.

For the wider schedule, see our Rugby League World Cup guide to England’s fixtures and UK coverage.

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