Watch Argentina vs Australia 2nd Test live streams

After a stunner in San Salvador de Jujuy, the rugby teams of Argentina and Australia head south to Mendoza for the second and final Test match of their mini series.

With fairly fresh memories of their embarrassing 67-27 capitulation on Argentine soil two years ago, the Wallabies came out all guns blazing last week to record an impressive, hard-fought 27-21 win to maintain coach Les Kiss's perfect record since taking charge. Flanker Tom Hooper's 55th minute try to take the lead was ultimately enough to tip the evenly balanced scales in Australia's favour, following tries from Brandon Paenga-Amosa, Carter Gordon and Fraser McReight.

The win may have allowed the Aussies to leapfrog Argentina in the world rankings, but they'll have to respond to injuries to Hooper and Tate McDermott, with Ben Donaldson coming in at 10.

That will be a boost to Felipe Contepomi's men who are looking for a big push towards next year's Rugby World Cup. He's brought in four news faces to the starting XV, including his own replacement fly-half in Nicolás Roger. Can the Pumas bite back?

Follow our guide below for where to watch Argentina vs Australia 2nd Test live streams from anywhere with a VPN. We've also got details of the kick-off time and full team line-ups below.

How can I watch Argentina vs Australia 2nd Test for free?

In the US RugbyPass TV will show then Argentina vs Australia 2nd Test for free. You can also access this via the RugbyPass app (iOS/Android).

If you're from the US but are currently overseas, you can simply use a VPN to tap into that free coverage. More details below...

Watch Argentina vs Australia 2nd Test live streams from anywhere

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How to watch Argentina vs Australia 2nd Test in the US

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Watch Argentina vs Australia 2nd Test live streams in the UK

You can stream the 2nd Argentina vs Australia Test match on Sky Sports in the UK. It will be shown on the Sky Sports Action channel.

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Watch Argentina vs Australia 2nd Test live streams in Australia

Stan Sport is your go-to to the 2nd Test watch in Australia, which costs AU$20 a month on top of a AU$9.99 a month Stan base plan.

If you're currently spending time in Australia from the US, use a good VPN as detailed above to tap into your free Argentina vs Australia coverage.

Argentina vs Australia 2nd Test : Need to Know

What is the Argentina vs Australia head-to-head?

Australia have won 31 of the 44 Tests with Argentina taking 10 and three draws.

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Watch US Open 2026 live streams

The world's biggest tennis stars (with one notable exception) have headed to the historic Flushing Meadows to do battle at the fourth and final Grand Slam of the 2026 season — the US Open. And we're serving up all the information you need to watch every match live and from anywhere.

While champion Carlos Alcaraz is fit enough to play in New York, his long layoff means it's hard to know how far he'll be able to progress — he may have even surprised himself to have reached week 2. And, with world number 1 Jannik Sinner out with his own injury and Félix Auger-Aliassime, Alex de Minaur and four-time champ Novak Djokovic all crashing out early, the likes of French Open victor Alexander Zverev, 2021 winner Daniil Medvedev, and Americans Ben Shelton, Frances Tiafoe and Learner Tien must all fancy their chances.

It's hard to look past Aryna Sabalenka securing her third straight US Open title on the women's side and she's yet to lose a set over the first three rounds, but there's plenty of homegrown talent that will hope to impress in front of a notoriously partisan Queens crowd. Expect plenty of vocal encouragement for Jessica Pegula, Coco Gauff and Iva Jovic.

Today (Sunday 6th September) is the halfway point of the tournament and sees the first day of Round of 16 singles action. And it's a home player up first in the Arthur Ashe Stadium (11.30am ET), as Taylor Townsend tries to upset Sabalenka. Then it's the men's champ Alcaraz against another American foe in Tommy Paul. The evening session (from 7pm ET) sees another pair of home heroes; there's Shelton versus a rejuvenated Stefanos Tsitsipas, followed by Emma Navarro against Anna Kalinskaya. Tiafoe vs Medvedev looks like the other potential blockbuster on court today — they're billed as being on 'not before 3pm' in the Louis Armstrong.

Follow our guide below for where to watch US Open 2026 live streams.

How can I watch US Open 2026 for free?

Tennis fans in Australia are in luck, as 9Now is showing US Open 2026 live streams for free.

9Gem is showing extensive daily coverage of the tournament for free Down Under, with its live coverage also available via the free streaming platform 9Now.

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Watch US Open 2026 live streams in the US

ESPN is providing full coverage every single day for US Open 2026 in the US, via ESPN, ESPN2, ABC, and the ESPN App.

Cord cutters will need the ESPN Unlimited plan to watch online, with prices starting from $31.99 per month. Alternatively, you can bundle it with Disney Plus and Hulu for $35.99 per month.

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Watch US Open 2026 live streams in the UK

Sky Sports is showing the 2026 US Open in the UK.

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Watch US Open 2026 live streams in Australia

Although not every US Open 2026 game will be broadcast for free in Australia, tennis fans can watch select matches on 9Gem at no cost.

That means you can also stream all the action via the network's 9Now streaming service and app.

Comprehensive US Open coverage comes courtesy of Stan Sport, with subscriptions costing from $29.99 a month. They also carry Champions League and Premier League football.

Again, you'll need to use a safe, reliable VPN to access 9Now and Stan when traveling abroad.

US Open 2026 Preview

It's not often that the tennis calendar heads into its fourth and final major of the year having had six different Grand Slam winners (the last time was 2018), but a combination of fierce combination and a litany of injuries to top players means that no single player has managed to completely dominate 2026.

On the men's side, both the reigning US Open champion (Carlos Alcaraz) and incumbant world number 1 (Jannik Sinner), looked like they would recommence their intriguing rivalry at Flushing Meadows. But Sinner has had to pull out through injury, and Alcaraz has only just been passed fit from the wrist issues that meant he missed Roland Garros and Wimbledon.

It means the men's draw is wide open for another challenger to prevail. Alexander Zverev should probably be considered the player most likely after finally removing the 'nearly man' monkey from his back. His French Open victory proved to the world — and himself — that he could win on the biggest stages. And, after then reaching the Wimbledon final the very next month, he could easily begin racking up the Slams.

He'll have to get past four-time champion Novak Djokovic, of course, but his competition won't begin and end with the GOAT. Hot Canadian prospect Félix Auger-Aliassime has come on leaps and bounds this year, while Flavio Cobolli and Alex de Minaur have been two of the most consistent players on the tour.

There are plenty of Americans who will like their chances of ending the country's 23-year barren run at the majors, with Ben Shelton, Taylor Fritz, Frances Tiafoe, Learner Tien and Brandon Nakashima all within the top 16 seeds. While Arthur Fils will try to ride the wave of momentum from his Cincinnati Open win last week.

Women's world number 1 Aryna Sabalenka has won the last two editions of the US Open and it's hard to look too far past her making it a third by the time the final rolls around on September 12.

Mirra Andreeva and Linda Nosková have both had breakout years to win their very first Slams, while number 2 seed Elena Rybakina took down Sabalenka in the Aussie Open for her first major win in nearly four years. All three will like their chances of a deep run at Queens, while previous winners Coco Gauff, Iga Świątek and Naomi Osaka will all also be in the conversation.

To thrill the crowds and pad the TV ratings, the legendary Williams sisters — Serena and Venus — have got a wildcard in the women's doubles. The 46-year-old two-time winner Venus is also set to play the singles.

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