How to watch the Autumn Nations Series after TV channel switch

Stephen Hurrell 25 Oct 2024 11:32 AM

TNT Sports presenter Sarra Elgan before a game.

The Autumn Nations Series will be shown on a new TV channel in 2024 after TNT Sports secured the rights to the 21 games in November.

The end-of-year internationals kick off on November 2 when England host the All Blacks at Twickenham and Scotland welcome Fiji at Murrayfield. South Africa and Japan will also play games across Ireland, Scotland, Wales, France, Italy and England as part of the month-long series.

For the first time the Autumn Internationals will be available to watch on TNT Sports after owner Discovery+ secured the rights to the games. The matches are scheduled for 3.10pm, 5.40pm and 8.10pm on Saturdays, 8.10pm on Fridays and 1.40pm and 4.10pm on Sundays across multiple weekends.

Fans who do not have a TNT subscription can sign up here. Those who do not want to make a commitment can buy a TNT monthly pass for £30.99 and watch all of the games for a one-off payment. You can buy a month pass here.

All 21 fixtures will take place across November and the monthly pass will cover all of the games including some blockbuster match-ups between England and New Zealand, Wales and South Africa, and Ireland and Australia.

Commenting on the 2024 Autumn Nations Series fixtures that fans can look forward to, Tom Harrison, CEO of Six Nations Rugby, said: “The set of fixtures for this year’s Autumn Nations Series will offer fans genuine blockbuster entertainment.

“With many of the best players in the sport representing some of the best teams, and visiting iconic stadiums, makes for five incredible weekends of rugby. The support of our broadcast partners means that fans all over the world will also have the opportunity to enjoy every single moment of the Autumn Nations Series.”