Pumas vs Wallabies: How to Watch the Second Test Live

Fans can watch Argentina v Australia for free during the second Test. The match took place on Saturday, September 5, 2026, at 10:00 PM BST / 11:00 PM SAST / 11:00 PM CET / 7:00 AM AEST (Sunday) / 9:00 AM NZST (Sunday) / 5:00 PM EDT / 2:00 PM PDT. Viewers in the United States could access a free live stream on RugbyPass TV, but needed to register beforehand.

Last week, the Wallabies managed to secure a 27-21 victory over the Pumas in a closely contested match in San Salvador de Jujuy. Now, as the tour moves to Mendoza, Australia aimed to continue the momentum with their new head coach Les Kiss. Kiss made several changes to his winning team, including giving Ben Donaldson his first start at fly-half since 2024, while Len Ikitau and Joseph-Aukuso Sua’ali’i resumed their centre partnership. Captain Harry Wilson returned to strengthen the back-row.

On the other hand, Argentina's head coach Felipe Contepomi sought to end a string of three consecutive defeats by making tactical adjustments. Santiago Carreras shifted from fly-half to full-back, while Nicholas Roger took on the number 10 shirt. Changes were also made to the pack, with Pedro Delgado coming in at prop, Efrain Elias and Franco Molina forming a new second row partnership, and Guido Petti moving to the back row, replacing Benjamin Grondona.

In the UK, Sky Sports broadcasted the match, starting at 10:00 PM BST. Subscribers could watch the game live via the Sky Go app. If viewers wanted to watch the game without a long-term commitment, Now Sports offered a daily pass for £14.99.

Australian fans followed the action on Stan Sport, with the match kicking off at 7:00 AM AEST on Sunday morning. For those in New Zealand, Sky Sport NZ provided coverage with subscriptions available for daily, monthly, or annual plans. In South Africa, SuperSport aired the game at 11:00 PM SAST on the same day.

To watch the match from outside their home country, fans used VPNs to bypass geo-restrictions. Recommendations for reliable VPNs included NordVPN, praised for its capability to unblock streaming services.

Match officials included referee James Doleman (New Zealand), with Ben O’Keeffe (New Zealand) and Gianluca Gnecchi (Italy) as assistants, and Glenn Newman (New Zealand) as the TMO.

As fans looked forward to the electrifying clash, they eagerly anticipated whether the Wallabies could secure another win under their new structure, or if the Pumas could rally back.