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Watch Wales v Japan Nations Championship Live
Free live streams for Wales v Japan Nations Championship match across multiple countries.
In brief
Free live streams for Wales v Japan Nations Championship match across multiple countries. Wales v Japan Nations Championship match streams free in UK, Ireland, France, US and other regions via ITVX, S4C, BBC iPlayer, RugbyPass TV and VPN services. Originally reported by Rugby World.
Wales v Japan match details
Wales v Japan Nations Championship match kicks off at 4.40pm GMT on Saturday 7 November 2.
Free streaming options in UK
Wales v Japan streams free on ITVX, S4C Clic and BBC iPlayer in the UK starting at 4.20pm GMT.
Free streaming options in Ireland
Ireland viewers can watch Wales v Japan on Virgin Media Play or Virgin Media One starting at 4.15pm GMT.
Free streaming options in France
France viewers can watch Wales v Japan on TMC and TF1 Plus starting at 5.30pm CET.
Free streaming options in US
US viewers can watch Wales v Japan on RugbyPass TV starting at 11.40am ET.
Free streaming options in South Africa
South Africa viewers can watch Wales v Japan on SuperSport starting at 6.40pm SAST.
Free streaming options in New Zealand
New Zealand viewers can watch Wales v Japan on Sky Sport starting at 5.40am NZDT.
Free streaming options in Australia
Australia viewers can watch Wales v Japan on Stan Sport starting at 3.10am AEDT.
Wales v Japan match preview
Wales aim to secure a win against Japan ahead of tougher Nations Championship fixtures.
Wales v Japan line-ups
Wales features Louis Rees-Zammit, Josh Adams and Dewi Lake in the starting lineup.
Japan line-ups
Japan features Riku Kitahara at fly-half with Naito Saito and Warner Dearns as co-captains.
Match officials
Paul Williams (New Zealand) referees Wales v Japan with Christophe Ridley and Angus Mabey assisting.
The short version
Wales v Japan Nations Championship match streams free in UK, Ireland, France, US and other regions via ITVX, S4C, BBC iPlayer, RugbyPass TV and VPN services.
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