Can the All Blacks beat Les Bleus for the first time since 2018?
The Springboks have come out on top against England and now it’s time for the last Autumn International of the day. Few fixtures in world rugby have more history than this, so this is undoubtedly one of the hottest tickets of the Autumn Nations Series 2024. In other words, you’ll want to watch a France v New Zealand live stream tonight – and this guide explains how you can tune in, wherever you are in the world, including options to watch for free in France.
Kick-off: 8.10pm GMT, Saturday 16 November
Watch for FREE in France: TF1+
Watch in the UK and Ireland: TNT Sports
Watch in the US: Peacock
Les Bleus had a comfortable win over Japan last weekend but they’ll be facing a completely different level of opposition in Paris on a dry but chilly evening in Paris. France have had an up-and-down 2024 and could do with a statement victory over New Zealand as they build for next year’s Six Nations. The All Blacks haven’t won against the hosts since 2018, but having beaten both England and Ireland this month, they’ll surely be confident of sealing a clean sweep against northern hemisphere opposition. That said, the form book tends to go out of the window when these sides meet, as anyone who watched the 2007 World Cup quarter-final will attest.
Read on to find out how to watch a France v All Blacks live stream wherever you are in the world today, and scroll down to the end of this article for the line-ups and officials. If you want to tune in to other Autumn Internationals on a packed weekend of top-class rugby action, check out our comprehensive guide to Autumn Internationals live streams.
Watch France v All Blacks FOR FREE in France
Les Bleus’ Autumn Nations Series matches are available FOR FREE on TF1 and streaming service TF1+. France v New Zealand kicks off at 9.10pm CET this evening.
Away from home today? You can use a VPN to watch your usual TV service from overseas – find out more below.
Watch France v New Zealand in the UK and Ireland
TNT Sports is now the destination for every Autumn Nations Series match in the UK and Ireland. Coverage of France v the All Blacks starts on TNT Sports 1 at 7.45pm GMT tonight ahead of the 8.10pm kick-off.
A subscription to Discovery+ Premium (which gives you access to all the Autumn Nations Series action, along with Gallagher Premiership rugby, Champions League football and a selection of Premier League matches) will cost you £30.99 per month in the UK. Alternatively, TNT Sports can be added to your Sky, BT, EE or Virgin Media TV package – costs vary by platform.
Watch France v All Blacks from abroad
Away from home for work or a vacation right now? That doesn’t mean you have to miss out on watching Les Bleus take on the All Blacks. Rugby-loving fans who are travelling overseas can watch their usual service with the help of a VPN.
A VPN (Virtual Private Network) is a handy piece of software that allows you to change your device’s IP address. This means you can view live or on-demand TV content as if you were sitting at home in front of your own television, even when you’re overseas – provided it complies with your service’s T&Cs, of course.
The technology experts from TechRadar love NordVPN for its strong privacy features, ease of use, and the fact it allows you to watch your favourite TV on multiple devices simultaneously. You also get a money-back guarantee, 24/7 support, and it’s currently available at a knockdown price.
Live stream France v New Zealand in the USA
Rugby fans in the USA can watch a France v All Blacks live stream on Peacock, NBCUniversal’s streaming service. The game kicks off at 3.10pm ET/12.10pm PT this afternoon.
To watch the game you’ll need to sign up for either the Premium service ($7.99 per month) or – if you want to ditch some of the ads – Premium Plus ($13.99 per month). A Peacock subscription also gets you access to the entire Autumn Nations Series, Premier League football, and loads of top movies and TV.
If you’re travelling outside the US, you can watch a France v New Zealand live stream by using a VPN such as NordVPN.
Live stream France v All Blacks in New Zealand
In New Zealand, subscription service Sky Sport NZ is your destination for a France v New Zealand live stream. A pass for the Sky Sport Now streaming service costs $29.99 per week, and you can also watch the game on Sky Sport 1.
Kick-off time is 9.10am NZDT this morning.
Watch a France v New Zealand live stream in South Africa
You need a subscription to SuperSport to watch the match in South Africa. Kick-off is at 10.10pm SAST tonight.
There are various SuperSport packages available, whether you want to watch via DStv or stream.
Watch France v All Blacks in Australia
Australian rugby fans can watch a France v New Zealand live stream ad-free via Stan Sport. You won’t be getting a weekend lie-in, though, because the game kicks off at 7.10am AEDT this morning.
It costs $15 a month to add Stan Sport to your general Stan plan.
France v New Zealand line-ups
France
Romain Buros, Gabin Villiere, Gaël Fickou, Yoram Moefana, Louis Bielle-Biarrey, Thomas Ramos, Antoine Dupont (captain); Jean-Baptiste Gros, Peato Mauvaka, Tevita Tatafu, Thibaud Flament, Emmanuel Meafou, Paul Boudehent, Alexandre Roumat, Grégory Alldritt
Replacements: Julien Marchand, Reda Wardi, Georges-Henri Colombe, Romain Taofifenua, Mickael Guillard, Charles Ollivon, Nolann Le Garrec, Emilien Gailleton
New Zealand
Will Jordan, Sevu Reece, Rieko Ioane, Jordie Barrett (vice-captain), Caleb Clarke, Beauden Barrett, Cam Roigard; Tamaiti Williams, Codie Taylor, Tyrel Lomax, Scott Barrett (captain), Tupou Vaa’i, Samipeni Finau, Ardie Savea (vice-captain), Wallace Sititi
Replacements: Asafo Aumua, Ofa Tu’ungafasi, Pasilio Tosi, Patrick Tuipulotu, Peter Lakai, Cortez Ratima, Anton Lienert-Brown, Damian McKenzie
Georgia’s Nika Amashukeli takes charge of this highly anticipated game, assisted by Matthew Carley of England and Andrea Piardi of Italy. South Africa’s Marius Jonker is in the TMO booth.
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