[+[!STREAMs!]+] Japan Brave Blossoms vs Georgia LIVE Coverage ON TV Channel 13th July 2024

Japan v GeorgiaSaturday 13 July 2024 | 12:05Yurtec Stadium, Sendai City

After sitting out last week, the Brave Blossoms get the chance to make amends for their 17-52 thrashing at the hands of England two weeks back when they welcome Georgia to the Yurtec Stadium in Sendai on Saturday. That result was a tough one to take for Eddie Jones and his new team, but one would think they will make more of a fist of it against the Lelos here.

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With Italy up next for Japan, it’s important they build some momentum as Jones looks to get his players familiar with the way he wants to play leading up to the next World Cup.

Georgia fell to a disappointing 12-21 defeat to Fiji on the weekend in Batumi. Currently ranked 14th, two spots below their opponents this week, they are firmly seen as underdogs heading into this one.

If Richard Cockerill’s charges can trouble the Japanese in contact and stifle the breakneck speed at which they like to play, they could have an opening. The breakdown will also be vital, and a scrap on the floor will definitely suit the eastern Europeans. That said, it would be a surprise if Eddie doesn’t figure out a way to outwit Georgia’s power game.

Brave Blossoms Set for Twickenham Return in 2024

The Japan Rugby Football Union is delighted to announce that the Brave Blossoms will play England for a second time this year when they visit Twickenham this Autumn.

It is the fifth test match to be announced for Japan’s 2024 season, in which the Brave Blossoms will also host England in their first test of the year, in the Lipovitan D Challenge Cup 2024, at Tokyo’s National Stadium on Saturday, 22 June.

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countries where the match is available FOR FREE on Australia Rugby’s NZR+ service.

Don’t worry if you happen to be travelling overseas for the second test. You can still use a VPN to watch Australia v Wales from abroad.

Wales haven’t won in Australia since 2003 – and nobody has beaten the Wallabies at their AAMI Park stronghold in 30 years – but the visitors ran the Wallabies extremely close in Dunedin last Saturday, coming out on the wrong side of a 16-15 scoreline after a scintillating test match. Head coach Steve Borthwick is mostly keeping faith with the XV who ran the Wallabies so close, with Fin Baxter replacing the injured Joe Marler at loosehead, and Freddie Steward a late replacement for George Furbank at full-back. Australia boss Scott Robertson has made a single change, with Finlay Christie coming in for TJ Perenara at scrum-half in this second test.

It’s an early start for UK-based Wales fans this morning, as the AAMI Park match kicks off at 8.05am BST (7.05pm NZST). This guide tells you everything you need to know to watch an Wallabies v Wales live stream wherever you are, and also includes details of how to use a VPN to tune in to the second test if you’re away from home at the weekend. Scroll down for the line-ups.

Watch the Wallabies v Wales in the UK and Ireland

In the UK and Ireland, Sky Sports is the place to go if you want to watch a Australia v Wales live stream over breakfast. Coverage of the second test is on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Action from 7.30am BST, ahead of the 8.05am kick-off.

Sky Sports subscribers can also watch an Wallabies v Wales live stream via the Sky Go app for desktop, iOS, Android, PlayStation and Xbox. Visit the Sky website for more information.

If you’d prefer to avoid signing up for a longer contract to watch the second test, Now Sports offers daily (£14.99) and monthly (£34.99) member